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KATE GREEN

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If you could see into the future, how far would you go?

200 years, because then stuff would be really hitech.

The last time I talked to one of my neighbours was …

One day ago. I talked to my neighbour Heta. He knows quite a lot of stuff about what is happening around the neighbourh­ood.

If you could bring one person back from the dead, who would it be and why?

My great-grandmothe­r Tig. I hardly knew her, and she was so important to my family. My sister wants to learn to sew, and she was amazing at that.

You get to buy one thing – no matter what it costs. What do you buy?

A rocket ship that never runs out of fuel and the fuel is made out of rubbish. I would rather move around from planet to planet than to stay in one place.

Would you rather be able to fly or have the power of invisibili­ty? Why?

I would rather fly because then I would be able to see loads of birds like the kea, my favourite animal. email: capitalday@dompost.co.nz

What is your favourite childhood toy?

My Xbox right now, and when I was little, my soft toy dog who now sadly has no nose.

Three weeks’ holiday in Antarctica or Thailand – and why?

Antarctica. It is such an amazing place, it’s filled with penguins (which are so cute) and seals (the baby seals are so cute). My godmother Sam bought me a toy seal back from Antarctica when she went there. She gave my sister a penguin.

If environmen­tal funds allowed only one to be saved, would it be fish or birds? Why? Birds. They are so fascinatin­g and beautiful. And flying must be so cool!

1.

What 1980s dance craze was inspired by a tune composed by Swiss piano accordion player Werner Thomas?

2. 3.

Which American city hosts an annual music and film festival called South by Southwest?

4.

Sweet Adelines Internatio­nal is a global organisati­on for women who enjoy doing what?

5.

Who or what was Penny Black?

In the novel and movie The Lincoln Lawyer, what does the name Lincoln refer to?

6.

Which Belgian city has been called the Venice of the North because of its canals?

7.

What imaginary line runs along the 180 degree meridian to mark the difference in calendar days between east and west?

8.

Which country’s

Grand Prix is held on the Albert Park circuit?

9.

What veteran British actress with the first names Judith Olivia was made a Dame in 1988?

10. Formula One

Which Russian building has a name that translates as ‘‘fortress within a town’’?

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Baxter Fitzsimons, 10, left, with siblings Jesse, 1, and Phoebe, 5, holding the toys their godmother Sam brought back for them from Antarctica.
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