A) Berkshire County Council B) Vale of White Horse District Council C) Wiltshire District Council D) Uffington Village Council
A) Royal Berkshire Guard B) Berkshire Yeomanry C) Wiltshire Regiment D) Windsor Horse Artillery
A) Rosemary Sutcliff B) G.K. Chesterton C) Terry Pratchett D) Thomas Hughes
A) 1911 B) 1977 C) 1859 D) 2004
A) G.K. Chesterton B) Tennyson C) J.R.R. Tolkien D) Thomas Hughes
A) Tom Brown's Schooldays B) Sun Horse, Moon Horse C) Idylls of the King D) The Ballad of the White Horse
A) The history of King Alfred B) The Bronze Age creator of the figure C) The life of Thomas Hughes D) A mystery set in the 1920s
A) Skandar and The Unicorn Thief B) The Moon Stallion C) Lethal White D) A Pale Horse
A) The emblem of the Berkshire Yeomanry B) The crest of King Arthur C) The shield of Alfred the Great D) The banner of the horsemen of Rohan
A) Brian Hayles B) Thomas Hughes C) Terry Pratchett D) Elsa Sjunneson
A) Lethal White B) The Scouring of the White Horse C) Sun Horse, Moon Horse D) A Pale Horse
A) The Ridgeway Primary School B) The Ridgeway School and Sixth Form College C) Faringdon Community College D) Uffington Academy
A) Thomas Hughes B) Brian Hayles C) Charles Todd D) Terry Pratchett
A) Skandar and The Unicorn Thief B) Lethal White C) The Scouring of the White Horse D) A Hat Full of Sky
A) Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse B) The Moon Stallion C) Sun Horse, Moon Horse D) A Pale Horse
A) 10 ha B) 5 ha C) 1.5 ha D) 3 ha
A) St George B) St Michael C) King Arthur D) St Patrick
A) It contains rare flowers B) It has unploughed grasslands C) It is a bird sanctuary D) It has a unique forest
A) The Hollow B) The Basin C) The Manger D) The Gorge
A) Uffington village B) Wayland's Smithy C) Kingston Lisle D) Avebury
A) Medieval castle B) Neolithic long barrow C) Iron Age hillfort D) Roman temple
A) 2.4 km B) 5 km C) 0.5 km D) 1.2 km
A) Avebury B) Ivinghoe Beacon C) London D) Swindon
A) Inscriptions B) Skeletons C) Ritual altars D) Wall paintings
A) 1995 B) 2003 C) 1981 D) 1858
A) Swindon B) Yorkshire C) Hogansville, Georgia D) Amesbury
A) Chalk B) Heather C) Metal D) Stone
A) Unknown B) St George C) Julie Livsey D) Charlotte Moreton
A) It grazes B) It hides C) It gallops D) It sleeps
A) Every year B) Every ten years C) Every five years D) Every seven years
A) Francis Wise B) Adrian Cox C) The lord of the manor D) William Francis Grimes
A) Francis Wise B) Adrian Cox C) The Countryside Alliance D) William Francis Grimes
A) History teacher B) Archaeology professor C) Land surveyor D) Local farmer
A) National Trust B) Countryside Alliance C) English Heritage D) Real Countryside Alliance
A) Cheltenham Festival B) Big Brother C) National Trust membership D) Local village fair
A) A television camera B) A rider and three dogs C) A wooden fence D) A large jockey
A) Since the 1980s B) Since the 19th century C) Since the 1930s D) Since the Second World War
A) The Luftwaffe B) Real Countryside Alliance C) The local village council D) Oxford Archaeology
A) 100 m B) 130 m C) 110 m D) 120 m
A) Oxfordshire B) Wiltshire C) Gloucestershire D) Berkshire
A) Domesday Book B) Llyfr Coch Hergest C) The Mabinogi D) The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
A) Dendrochronology B) Stratigraphic analysis C) Radiocarbon dating D) Optically stimulated luminescence testing
A) Warfare in Britain B) Religious practices C) Agricultural techniques D) Trade networks
A) World Heritage Site B) National Nature Reserve C) Conservation area D) Scheduled monument
A) 12th century B) 11th century C) 13th century D) 10th century
A) equi albus B) mons equinus C) mons albi equi D) equus albus
A) Sabre-toothed cat B) Dog C) Horse D) Lion
A) White Horse Hill B) Uffington Castle C) Marlborough Palace D) Abingdon Abbey
A) Celtic coinage B) Roman mosaics C) Saxon shields D) Viking tapestries
A) Abingdon Container B) Uffington Pail C) Wiltshire Vessel D) Marlborough Bucket
A) Joshua Pollard B) The Abingdon monks C) The National Trust D) Tom Hughes
A) Spring equinox B) Autumn equinox C) Midwinter D) Midsummer
A) 1859 B) 1755 C) 1857 D) 1072
A) The National Trust banned them B) The crowds were too rowdy C) The chalk ran out D) Local interest disappeared
A) Hilary Davan Wetton B) John Gardner C) David Bedford D) Mike Oldfield
A) Chesterton B) Barbara G. Walker C) David Bedford D) John Gardner
A) John Gardner B) Hilary Davan Wetton C) Mike Oldfield D) David Bedford
A) BBC Symphony Orchestra B) Swindon Symphony Orchestra C) BBC Concert Orchestra D) London Philharmonic
A) BBC's Concert Hour B) The History of Britain C) Swindon Arts Review D) BBC's Omnibus
A) 1959 B) 1983 C) 1978 D) 1982
A) Carbon dioxide B) Oxygen C) Helium D) Nitrogen
A) David Bedford B) Hilary Davan Wetton C) John Gardner D) Mike Oldfield
A) English Settlement B) Ballad of the White Horse C) In Utero D) Song of the White Horse
A) Nirvana B) BBC Concert Orchestra C) XTC D) The City of London Choir
A) Swindon B) Oxford C) Uffington D) London
A) David Bedford B) Barbara G. Walker C) John Gardner D) Hilary Davan Wetton
A) 1993 B) 1982 C) 2024 D) 1978
A) Crombey Street B) Omnibus Road C) High Street D) White Horse Lane |