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How's Your Answer?

Can You name the Seven Wonders of the World?

*(1) The Pyramids of Egypt. (2) The Hanging Gardens of Babylon. (3) The Temple of Diana at Ephesus. (4) The Colossus at Rhodes. (5) Phidias's Statue of Jupiter at Athens. (6) The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. (7) The Lighthouse on the island of Pharos at Alexandria.

You can't? Well, it need not keep you awake nights, but if you happened to be on the East Coast Quiz such a gap in your general knowledge might cost your team three points. For it is questions like this which form the stock-in-trade of that ever-popular entertainment, one of the seven-and-seventy wonders of the air, the radio quiz.

In Gisborne, the quiz, sponsored by Kandid Kamera Kraft, matches teams from mercantile firms, clubs, and other groups in a weekly elimination contest over a period of months.

When "Photo News" poked its camera into the studio last month, the Police were matching wits with the Bank of New Zealand.

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On stage, flanked by Police and Bank teams, Sergeant Huckstep prepares to answer poser.

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Senior-Sergeant Campbell ponders question from compere Harold Taylor-Smith, who has with him time-keeper Bryant Bell.

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Senior-Sergeant Campbell: "What is the Maori equivalent of the name George?"

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Detective G. Elder: "What were the earlier names of the Russian city of Leningrad?"

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Sergeant Huckstep: "To what sport do the Marquis of Queensbury rules apply?"

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Laurie Ashwell: "What are the nicknames for Murphy, Miller, and Clark?"

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Neville Patersons: "The South Pole is south of N.Z. What direction is it from Hawaii, Paris, Rio de Janiero?"

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Ross Gurner: "Do moths eat clothes?"