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There are two contributions to the Junior Crew in this edition. First we have an article on bullying in Scottish Schools, and then the Junior Quiz. Also, we have the answers to the Adult Quiz.

a Homophobic Bullying in Scottish Schools: Survey
b Junior Quiz

Homophobic Bullying in Scottish Schools: Survey

LGBT Youth Scotland is carrying out research for the Scottish Executive into homophobic incidents in Scottish schools. They want to find out what young people in Scotland think about homophobic bullying so they have designed a short survey for young people.

Please complete the survey if you are a young person who is currently at school or who has recently left school - be sure to pass it on to your friends too. If you are a professional working with young people please do let them know about it.  We hope to encourage as many young people as possible straight as well as gay, bisexual and transgender –to return the survey. 

For more information and to complete the survey: www.lgbtyouth.org.uk/?id=27&sectionID=27&a=d&sr=4&surveyid=18

Kind regards,

Millicent Scott

Forum on Discrimination
Scottish Civic Forum
www.forumondiscrimination.org.uk

JUNIOR QUIZ

Here is our Junior Quiz. The answers are in the Regulars front page. Click here

1

How many weeks are there in a year?

2

Red sky at night is whose delight?

3

From which country does lasagne and spaghetti come?

4

Who ranks higher, a Marquess or an Earl?

5

What relation is Prince Charles to Prince Philip?

6

How many tens are there in a thousand?

7

What part of the coffee plant is harvested to make the drink?

8

Which buildings have blue lamps outside them in Britain?

9

Which is longer, a foot or a yard?

10

In which city would you find the shop Harrods?

ADULT QUIZ: ANSWERS

1

What is phobia? A fear, aversion or hatred

2

What is the medical conditions called myopia? Shortsightedness

3

What did Sir Walter Raleigh discover in Trinidad in 1595? The Great Pitch Lake, the world's largest deposit of asphalt

4

What is a satellite? A small body, such as the moon, which orbits a planet

5

What colour is the gem called aquamarine? A pale bluish green

6

The patella is another name for which bone? The kneecap

7

What is measured in knots? Speed (knots are often used for the speed of ships and aircraft)

8

What is a Bofors? An anti-aircraft gun

9

What instrument did Adolphe Sax invent? The saxaphone

10

What does a thermometer measure? Temperature

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