A) Maud Darwin B) Mary Elizabeth Venn C) Susanna Carnegie Edmonstone D) Florence Ada Keynes
A) Chair of the Horticultural Society B) President of the Antiquarian Society C) Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University D) Mayor of Cambridge
A) Cambridgeshire Horticultural Society B) Cambridge Provident Medical Institution C) Cambridge Antiquarian Society D) Cambridge Charitable Organisations Society
A) Cambridge Charitable Organisations Society B) Cambridge Antiquarian Society C) Cambridgeshire Horticultural Society D) Cambridge University Press
A) Compulsory education B) Abolition of the monarchy C) Expansion of the railway D) Votes for women
A) Cambridge Town Council B) University Board of Governors C) Parliament D) Antiquarian Society President
A) White carrots B) Pumpkins C) Potatoes D) Onions
A) Vicarsbrook, Chaucer Road B) Clarence Street C) Venn Street D) Clay Farm Centre
A) March 1919 B) April 1923 C) July 1885 D) October 1908
A) Intersecting circles B) Stained glass windows C) Venn diagrams on plaques D) Rose carvings
A) Gonville and Caius College B) University of Hull C) Clapham, London D) Cambridge University
A) St. John's College B) Trinity College C) Kings College D) Gonville and Caius College
A) Clarence Street in Hull B) Trumpington Road in London C) Chaucer Road in Cambridge D) Venn Street in Clapham
A) Venn Commons B) Venn Touchdown C) Venn Study D) Venn Hall
A) The Cambridge Antiquarian Record B) The History of Cambridge Society C) Venn's Civic Memoirs D) Alumni Cantabrigienses
A) Eight B) Ten C) Five D) Twelve
A) His wife Susanna B) Florence Ada Keynes C) Maud Darwin D) His son John Archibald Venn
A) 1903 B) 1881 C) 1866 D) 1834
A) Frequency theory B) Axiomatic theory C) Subjective theory D) Bayesian theory
A) Alan Turing B) Charles Babbage C) George Boole D) Isaac Newton
A) Mathematician B) Anglican rector C) Cricket coach D) Physician
A) Second Wrangler B) Senior Wrangler C) Tenth Wrangler D) Sixth Wrangler
A) 1862 B) 1883 C) 1859 D) 1903
A) A steam-powered loom B) A printing press C) A cricket bowling machine D) A mechanical calculator
A) Jack Hobbs B) W.G. Grace C) Don Bradman D) Victor Trumper
A) 1883 B) 1923 C) 1866 D) 1903
A) Trumpington churchyard extension B) Cambridge Cathedral C) Highgate Cemetery D) Westminster Abbey
A) 1883 B) 1903 C) 1866 D) 1881
A) Ph.D. B) Sc.D. C) M.A. D) B.D.
A) Victor Trumper B) George Boole C) Henry Venn D) William Wilberforce |