
YORKSHIRE
Where Was The Hunny Pot? The 'Hunny Pot' was hiding on page 24 in the image of Quasimodo's bell tower.


| Question | Answer | ||
| 1 | What were York’s Viking and Roman names? | Yorvik & Eboracum | |
| 2 | Which day in August is known as “The Glorious…”? | 12th - Grouse Shooting begins | |
| 3 | In what year was the first “Bank Holiday”: 1851, 1871, 1891? | 1871, Whit Monday, May 29th | |
| 4 | Traditionally, when is a Harvest or Mell Supper held? | After the last patch of corn or wheat standing in the fields which were known as the "Mell" or "Neck". Cutting it signified the end of the work of harvest and the beginning of the feast. | |
| 5 | Which two star signs span across August? | Leo & Virgo | |
| 6 | On which day in August was Julius Caesar killed in 44BCE? | 15th, The Ides of March | |
| 7 | One what does not make a summer, according to Aesop? | One swallow does not make a summer | |
| 8 | Reynard is an alternative name for which wild animal? | Fox | |
| 9 | Where would you find England’s “Rhubarb Triangle”? | West Yorkshire (centred around Wakefield, Morley, and Rothwell) | |
| 10 | What is the technique called when you sew a few stitches in reverse at the beginning and end of a seam to lock the threads in place? | Backtacking or reverse stitching | |
| 11 | In first aid & emergency medicine, what does ABC stand for? | Airway, Breathing, and Circulation | |
| 12 | Where did Peter Pan live? | Neverland | |





