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Planet Britain, and Competition

Make sure that you are one of the coolest people on the planet this year by visiting Planet Britain! Planet Britain is a multimedia CD-ROM and web-site specially designed to introduce people of all ages to different aspects of life in Britain.

We have 30 Planet Britain CD-ROMs to give away to some lucky winners. All you need to do is try and answer the questions below.
Good luck!

Street culture

Britain has a reputation for setting trends in fashion, design and graphics. In Planet Britain's "street culture" section you can find out about London fashion week, street markets and shopping, as well as lots of other contemporary issues

1: How many tennis players entered the first ever Wimbledon championships?
a 20 b 50 c 100
2: How high is the Millennium Dome in Greenwich?
a 50 metres b 100 metres c 150 metres
3: How many people in Britain read a newspaper every day?
a 10 million b 25 million c 40 million
4: How many birthdays does Queen Elizabeth have each year?
a 1 b 2 c 3
5: Where was England's first university established?
a Oxford b Cambridge c Hull

Rules:

The competition is open to any British Council student or library member in Portugal whose first language is not English. The Closing date for all competitions is 31 December 2000. Simply send us your answers.

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