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1 — Reg Cox was found dead in his flat in the first episode of which TV series?
2 — Which sea is actually the world’s largest lake?
3 — You may connect to the Internet through a modem. What is modem an abbreviation of? 
4 — Which animals gather in a “dazzle” — llamas, hyenas, giraffes or zebras? 
5 — Identify these International Car Index marks — a) CL, b) E, c) SN, d) ET. 
6 — Rearrange SKYE CRIES to recall a legendary stage and screen comedian. 
7 — In Coronation Street, what was the name of the TV quiz on which the Barlow-McDonalds won a car?
8 — Mark Feld was the original name of which famous 1970s rock star? (1)
9 — Manzanilla is the lightest variety of which alcoholic drink?
10 — Oberon, Titania and Umbriel are satellites of which planet?
11 — Is Rod Stewart’s middle name Andrew, David, Kenneth or Martin?
12 — What would you see in an iconophile’s collection?
13 — The Titanic was built in which British city?
14 — What is an English lop?
15 — What vowel does dot dash represent in Morse code?
16 — Who called his colleague “kemo sabe”?
17 — We call it an ice lolly, but what name are they more likely to use in the USA?
18 — Where in your body is your labyrinth?
19 — Which letter in the alphabet is used the least?
20 — At what time in the evening is the television watershed? 

Sunday Post Quiz Answers, January 30, 2005

1 — EastEnders. Den, Ali and Arthur found his body.
2 — The Caspian Sea. 
3 — MOdulator-DEModulator. 
4 — Zebras. 
5 — a) Sri Lanka, b) Spain, c) Senegal, d) Egypt.
6 — Eric Sykes. 
7 — Top Of The Tree. 
8 — Marc Bolan. 
9 — Sherry. 
10 — Uranus.
11 — David. 
12 — Illustrations, engravings, etc. 
13 — Belfast, by Harland and Wolff. 
14 — A rabbit. 
15 — The letter A.
16 — Tonto referring to the Lone Ranger. 
17 — Popsicle. 
18 — In your inner ear. 
19 — The letter Q. 
20 — 9 pm.