Why are trees in the garden laid out in family groups?

so people can see the relationships between the species

Why did the garden move to a new site?

space was needed for more diverse plants

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The Cambridge Challenge! Test your insider knowledge

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Taking place on the final day of the conference, test your knowledge of Cambridge during our interactive, virtual quiz. Quiz questions will link to each of the Cambridge daily tours so make sure you’re taking notes! Quiz master announcement coming soon… Game on! (Quizs quiz)

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Questions 16

Answers

1
King’s College was founded in 1441
True
False
2
What food is Fitzbillies most famous for?
Danish pastry
Chelsea buns
Croissants
Strudel
3
How many is a ‘bakers dozen’?
11
13
14
12
4
It took over 200 years to build King’s College
False
True
5
Why are trees in the garden laid out in family groups?
to make a connection between plants and people
trees grow better when they’re together
so people can see the relationships between the species
one family group only grows when sung to
6
How are scones served at Fitzbillies?
With marmalade
With butter
With jam and clotted cream
On their own
7
How many years has Fitzbillies been open?
125
50
75
100
8
Who designed Cambridge's Bridge of Sighs?
John Stevens Henslow
Henry Hutchinson
Sir Christopher Wren
Queen Elizabeth
9
How many libraries are there in Cambridge University?
1000
10
100
1
10
There are no straight lines in the garden – it’s laid out entirely in curves
True
False
11
Of the 31 Colleges, which is the 2nd oldest?
King's College
Trinity College
Clare College
St Johns College
12
Where was Henry VI murdered?
In the Tower of London
On the battlefield
On the King’s College grounds
Windsor Castle
13
In what year was the mathematical bridge originally built?
1749
1506
1927
2015
14
What did the workmen do when Henry VI was taken prisoner during the War of the Roses? They ...
Took the afternoon off
Asked for Henry’s release
Packed up and went home
Continued working
15
A physic garden is: a garden designed using scientific formulas, so it has the best possible layout.
False
True
16
Why did the garden move to a new site?
the original site was too close to the river
Fitzbillies coffee shop needed the original site
the plants were growing too big and needed more space
space was needed for more diverse plants

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The Cambridge Challenge! Test your insider knowledge

16 termsStudBud Administration36 plays

Flashcards16 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 16

Answers

1
King’s College was founded in 1441
True
False
2
What food is Fitzbillies most famous for?
Danish pastry
Chelsea buns
Croissants
Strudel
3
How many is a ‘bakers dozen’?
11
13
14
12
4
It took over 200 years to build King’s College
False
True
5
Why are trees in the garden laid out in family groups?
to make a connection between plants and people
trees grow better when they’re together
so people can see the relationships between the species
one family group only grows when sung to
6
How are scones served at Fitzbillies?
With marmalade
With butter
With jam and clotted cream
On their own
7
How many years has Fitzbillies been open?
125
50
75
100
8
Who designed Cambridge's Bridge of Sighs?
John Stevens Henslow
Henry Hutchinson
Sir Christopher Wren
Queen Elizabeth
9
How many libraries are there in Cambridge University?
1000
10
100
1
10
There are no straight lines in the garden – it’s laid out entirely in curves
True
False
11
Of the 31 Colleges, which is the 2nd oldest?
King's College
Trinity College
Clare College
St Johns College
12
Where was Henry VI murdered?
In the Tower of London
On the battlefield
On the King’s College grounds
Windsor Castle
13
In what year was the mathematical bridge originally built?
1749
1506
1927
2015
14
What did the workmen do when Henry VI was taken prisoner during the War of the Roses? They ...
Took the afternoon off
Asked for Henry’s release
Packed up and went home
Continued working
15
A physic garden is: a garden designed using scientific formulas, so it has the best possible layout.
False
True
16
Why did the garden move to a new site?
the original site was too close to the river
Fitzbillies coffee shop needed the original site
the plants were growing too big and needed more space
space was needed for more diverse plants