When Nelson Mandela became 
a free man again

1 — Is it more or less than 20 years since Nelson Mandela was released from prison? 
2 — What makes the Red Sea red?
3 — Which two Asian countries are linked by the Khyber Pass? 
4 — What was pictured on tins of the drink Creamola Foam?
5 — Identify the following top soap stars from their real names — a) Barbara Knox, b) Jeff Hordley, c) Rudolph Walker, d) Kieron Richardson. 
6 — Which four colours feature on the Euro Tunnel logo? 
7 — If a poet describes something as fuliginous, is it sooty or dusky, rancid or stale, meek and mild or nubile and desirable? 
8 — Belfast International Airport is alternatively known as what? 
9 — Bumpy Dog is a constant companion of which character created by the late Enid Blyton? 
10 — Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall first opened as an exhibition centre in — 1927, 1936, 1945 or 1954? 
11 — Rearrange RED HYPHEN NETS to reveal a Scottish sporting hero. 
12 — The badge of which Scottish football club depicts both the Wallace Monument and the Ochil Hills? 
13 — Released in March 1973, Ring Ring was the debut album of which legendary pop group? 
14 — Do frogs drink water? 
15 — What do the French call the English Channel and what does it mean? 
16 — Milton of Strathbogie was the former name of which delightful Aberdeenshire town? 
17 — According to the proverb “A good man is . . .” what? 
18 — Name the President of the Republic of Ireland. 
19 — What was a cordwainer in days gone by? 
20 — Where on our bodies is the sclera? 

Sunday Post Quiz Answers, March 7, 2010

1 — More. He was released on February 11, 1990. 
2 — Dying flowers of a type of algae that grows in it. 
3 — Pakistan and Afghanistan. 
4 — A boy and a girl sipping from a glass through crossed straws. 
5 — a) Coronation Street’s Rita Sullivan, b) Emmerdale’s Cain Dingle, c) EastEnders’ Patrick Trueman, d) Hollyoaks’ Ste Hay.
6 — Black, blue and red on a white background. 
7 — Sooty or dusky. 
8 — Aldergrove Airport, named after a nearby village. 
9 — Noddy. 
10 — 1927.
11 — Snooker legend Stephen Hendry. 
12 — Stirling Albion. 
13 — Abba. 
14 — No. They simply absorb it through their skin. 
15 — La Manche, “the sleeve”.
16 — Huntly. 
17 — Hard to find. 
18 — Mary McAleese. 
19 — Somebody who made shoes and other articles from fine, soft leather. It derives from leather produced in Cordoba, Spain. 
20 — It’s the white part of our eyes.