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The Quiz marque 2

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First thread gave us our first full house in O&O, new thread starts here...

Starting, appropriately, with Srameen's question:

What links Lady Balfour, Mozart and Chopin?

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keane2097

looksee wrote: »

Oh, is he the one that used elephant dung, I recall seeing something about it some good while ago. Not clear what the point was!

That's it - elephant ****!

feargale

looksee wrote: »

New Zealand?
Edit, ah I'm a few miles out!

Nope.

looksee

Question:

What is the smallest Irish wild bird?

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Edit: Goldcrest?

looksee

That was quick! Yes, Goldcrest.

feargale

I don't mean to deflect from my outstanding question ( by outstanding I mean not yet answered. I'm really very humble) but here's an extra one for kudos:
What is the only word that rhymes with relevance?

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Irrelevance?

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Advance?

feargale

No. Elephants. Haw haw haw.

Jim_Hodge

Elegance?

feargale

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Elegance?

That's assonance.

keane2097

Intelligence?

Jim_Hodge

I'm probably cheating with two guesses but New Australia was in South America and I think it's Paraguay or Uruguay - I always get those two mixed up

feargale

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

I'm probably cheating with two guesses but New Australia was in South America and I think it's Paraguay or Uruguay - I always get those two mixed up

Paraguay is correct. Interesting story of supply and demand coinciding: a group of disillusioned socialists in Australia planned to settle in Argentina, but instead Paraguay, whose male population had been decimated in the war of 1865-1870, invited them there to replenish the population. One of their leaders was Gilbert Casey, an Irishman. Most of them, while classed as Australian, were born in Europe. Many of their descendants still live in the colony, now called Nueva Londres about 140 km east of the capital Asunción.