#141
History, Wind, Baking, Ants, and Ologies.
History
Going back to the olden days.
In what decade did full-colour TV service commence nationwide in Australia?
Which city was the first to reach a population of over 5 million people - London, New York or Tokyo?
What was the name of the intergovernmental organisation formed to maintain world peace after World War I?
Who was the first emperor of ancient Rome?
In 1629, what Dutch East India Company ship was wrecked on a chain of small islands off the western coast of Australia?
History
Wind
What is the point of it?
Starting with A, what is a meteorological device that measures wind speed and direction?
In what decade was the children’s classic novel The Wind In The Willows first published?
What does it mean to say that someone is three sheets to the wind?
Elton John’s song Candle in the Wind was written in honour of who?
Do the Roaring Forties winds off the southern edge of Australia blow from East to West or West to East?
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