• A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You – Gertrude Lawrence
• A Little Bit Of Cucumber – Harry Champion
• A Taste of Honey – Herb Alpert
• An apple for the teacher – Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell
• Adam’s Apple – Aerosmith
• American Pie – Don McLean
• Animal Crackers in my Soup
  
• Apple Of My Eye – Rick Ross
• Apple Scruffs – George Harrison
• Apples – Lily Allen
• Apples And Oranges – Pink Floyd
• Applesauce – Animal Collective
• Apricot Princess – Rex Orange County
• Bacon – Nick Jonas
• Bad Apple – Tribes
• Banana boat song Harry Belafone
• Banana Pancakes – Jack Johnson
• Bangers and Mash -Peter Sellers
• Big Cheese – Nirvana
• Blueberry Hill – Fats Domino
• Brown Sugar – The Rolling Stones
• Boiled beef and Carrots  music hall- Harry Champion
  
• Burnt Sugar Is So Bitter – Elvis Costello
• Buttered Popcorn – The Supremes
• Cake – The B-52s
• Cake And Sodomy – Marilyn Manson
• Candy – LL Cool J
• Candy – Robbie Williams
• Candy Store – Madonna
• Candy Store Rock – Led Zeppelin
• Caramel – Suzanne Vega
• Catfish – Bob Dylan
• Cherries Pink and Apple Blossom – Perez Prado
  
• Chocolate Drops – Iggy Pop
• Cockles and Mussels – Molly Malone
• Custard Pie – Led Zeppelin
• Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree – The Andrew Sisters
• Do the Mashed Potato – James Brown and The Famous Flames
  
• Flaming Pie – Paul McCartney
• Food Glorious food – Oliver
• Glass Onion – The Beatles
• Goats Head Soup – Stones
• Have some Madeira ma dear
• Honey Gold – Rod Stewart
• Honey Pie – The Beatles
• Honey, Honey – ABBA
• How d’ya like your eggs in the morning? Dean Martin
• I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) – The Four Tops
• Iced Honey – Metallica and Lou Reed
• I’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts – Merv Griffin
  
• Jammin….Bob Marley
• Jam Side Down – Status Quo
• Jambalaya (On The Bayou) – Carpenters
• Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries – Rudy Vallee
• Life Is A Minestrone – 10cc
• Marshmallow World – Bing Crosby
• Mean Mr. Mustard – The Beatles
• Mother Popcorn – James Brown
• My boy lollipop Millie Small
• Never Trust a Man (With Egg on His Face) – Adam & The Ants
• One Bad Apple – The Osmonds
• Oranges and lemons by The Countdown Kids
• PretzelBodyLogic – Prince
• Savoy Truffle – The Beatles
• Soul Cake – Sting
• Sour Candy – Lady Gaga
• Strawberry Fields Forever – The Beatles
• Strawberry Swing – Coldplay
• Sugar – Maroon 5
• Sugar on the Side – Blondie
• Tangerine – Led Zeppelin
• Tapioca Tundra – The Monkees
• The Onion Song – Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
• The Spam Song – Monty Python
• Tutti Frutti – New Order
• TV Dinners – ZZ Top
• Vegetables – The Beach Boys
• Your Name On A Grain of Rice – Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers
• Spam<Spam<Spam – Monty Python
• Spoonful of sugar sung by Julie Andrews
  
• Strawberry Fields – The Beatles
• Whale meat again- Jim Capaldi
• With my little stick of Blackpool rock- George Formby

Dear all,

This weeks ‘Monday Mind Workout’ is themed around weather, good luck!

1: What is the name of the scientific instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure?

(a) Thermometer (b) B’arometer (c) Hygrometer

2: Following on from Question 1, if a weather forecaster predicts ‘high pressure’ what kind of weather might we expect to have?
(a) Calm weather (b) Stormy weather (c) Snowy weather

3: In 1996 – during Tropical Cyclone Olivia – an Australian weather station recorded a massive wind gust of ….. ?
(a) 153 mph (b) 253 mph (c) 353 mph

4: Weather forecasters describe snow showers that are light and intermittent as ….. ?
(a) Blizzards (b) White-outs (c) Flurries

5: On a single rainbow, the red arc is always …..?
(a) On top of the rainbow (b) In the centre (c) On the underside of the rainbow

6: The word “cloud” is derived from a Middle English word ‘clud’. What did the word ‘clud’ originally mean?
(a) A mass of white (b) A mass of water (c) A mass of rock

7: In some Californian redwood forests the trees don’t just rely on rainfall for water; they also receive around a third of their moisture from coastal fog in the atmosphere.
TRUE or FALSE ?

8: Cumulonimbus clouds are very easy to spot with their dark flattish bases and a mass of fluffy white cloud on top that towers upwards. What type of weather do cumulonimbus clouds usually bring us?
(a) Heavy rain and thunderstorms (b) Dry fine weather (c) Light rain (drizzle)

9: What do we use an ‘anemometer’ to measure?
(a) Rainfall (b) Visibility in the fog (c) Wind speed

10: In which year was the first weather satellite launched?
(a) 1949 (b) 1959 (c) 1969

11. The Earth is round, so the sun’s rays hit….

(a) in the same place (b) at different angels (c) at the south pole (d) in the summer

12. Which of the following is not part of weather?

(a) tides (b) Wind (c) Cloud Cover (d) temperature

13. Which slang term for a tornado is also the title of a 1996 film?

14. Which BBC weatherman’s prediction that the Great Storm of 1987 was a false alarm is celebrated as a classic TV gaffe?

15. What name is given for the amount of water vapour present in the air?

16. Red sky at night, ‘shepherd’s’ delight, is an old observation about the weather. What does a red sky in the morning mean?

17. If cows are lying down in a field, what weather does this traditionally foretell?

18. What name is given to the torrential rain experience in India for six months beginning of May?

19. What can be ribbon, rocket, sheet or streak?

20. Related to weather, name the 1939 Romance film starring Clarke Gable and Vivien Leigh?