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FUNDRAISE TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS
Photo: Hariandi Hafid/British Red Cross
THE INDONESIA TSUNAMI APPEALA very warm welcome. This guide aims to help you with your fundraising for the people affected by the Indonesia earthquake and tsunami. I would like to thank you for your support of the appeal. Your donations are enabling our member charities to make a difference. Sadly, each day we learn of new needs and all this is before aid workers start the huge task of rebuilding communities, buildings and, most importantly, lives.
We are all part of a global family. When one part is hit by a devastating event, the rest of the family comes to their aid. We’d like you to mobilise your family, friends and community to raise money for the Indonesian communities that have been torn apart by this catastrophe. There are some simple ideas for what you can do in this guide. If you need more support, please contact our team. We’re here to help you raise the money aid workers need to help save the survivors.
Thank you for your generosity and compassion. Together we are a strong force for good at desperate times like this.
Saleh Saeed - CEO, the DEC
P.S. If these ideas don’t fit, please don’t feel constrained. Do whatever you can to raise funds and support the appeal. THANK YOU!
2 Photo: World Vision Indonesia/Getty Images
HOW WE ARE HELPING SAVE THE SURVIVORSFrom the moment the disaster struck, DEC members have been providing Indonesian partners with vital support to scale up rapidly and save lives.
We’ve delivered essential items such as: food packages; thousands of litres of clean water; medicines and hygiene kits; tents and tarpaulins; emergency vehicles such as ambulances and water trucks; and generators, fuel and lighting equipment.
We’ve also set up temporary medical clinics and public kitchens, helped with the reunification of separated families, and created child-friendly spaces where children can play and recover while their families begin the process of rebuilding their lives.
3 Photo: DEC/Lewis Inman
YOUR GUIDE
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Bake to save the survivors
Game to save the survivors
Other ways to raise money
Raising money at school
How to pay in the money
Collecting for the Appeal
Tell us what you’re doing
Other resourcesWalk to save the survivors
Indonesian cake recipe
Baking poster
Gaming marathon poster
Big quiz poster
Postal donation form
Sponsorship form
Fundraiser brief
Quiz sheets
Walking poster
SHARING IS CARINGLet us and all your friends know what you are doing. Make sure you share pics of your preparation and event on social using #savethesurvivors
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TO SAVE THE SURVIVORSBAKE
GET YOUR BAKE ONEveryone loves cake; some are brilliant bakers. Let’s all rise to the occasion, share tea and a treat, and help raise cash for the DEC.
You can host your baking bonanza at work, at school, at a place of worship or even at the gym!Simply pick a place and ask your baking heroes to step up to the proving draw. Invite as many of your friends, colleagues and community as you can and make sure you charge them heaps for tasty tarts and perky pies.
You’ll find a poster in this guide to help promote your event, plus information about ways to pay in the money you raise. Early on the morning, share some pics on social of the carb-alicious creations on offer to attract even more ravenous friends.
Let us know what you are planning and we might be able to help with collecting tins and a t-shirt or two. Stocks (like great flapjacks) are limited.
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7 TIPS FOR A BRILLIANT BAKE (SALE) Offer a prize for the best bake to help incentivise any shy chefs to take up their apron for a great cause.
Ask people to make savoury and sweet bakes which means you could start at coffee time and offer a slice of the action over lunch too.
Tell the story of the impact of your sale by using our handy briefing sheet (at the end of this guide).
Collect cash from the lucky munchers, tally it up and then pay it to the DEC either at a bank or as an online donation.
If you are hosting a bake at work, why not ask your boss if they will match the amount you raise? Often they’ll chip in. Sometimes just to spare themselves having to show off their flaky pastry skills.
Ask a truly brilliant baker to make an Indonesian cake and introduce it to your hungry helpers.
Set up a Facebook event for your bake and invite Mark Zuckerberg as well as your friends.
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TRY A TRADITIONAL INDONESIAN TREATLUMPUR CAKE ( KUE LUMPUR )
75g margarine (or butter)
250ml water
150g flour (sifted)
100g sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
6 eggs
450ml coconut cream
100g raisins
100g coconut, flesh, slivered
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Melt the margarine/butter in the water, add the flour and blend it until smooth. Add the sugar, salt and vanilla. When the batter is well blended, take off the heat and cool down.
Break the eggs one by one into the batter, beating well after each addition. Add the coconut milk little by little and beat until batter is smooth.
Cover again and continue cooking for about 5 minutes. Serve.
Warm the cake/muffin tin, oil it and fill each one three-quarters full. Cover with foil and cook until they’re half done. Open the foil and cook until they’re almost done. Remove the foil and scatter a few raisins and coconut slivers on top.
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You can find this recipe online here.
Thank you to Yummly.
Ingredients Method
Photo: Yummly
TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS
Photo: The Asahi Shimbun/The Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images
BAKINGCome and join us for tea and a treat to raise money for Indonesia.
When / Where:
Fancy baking? Get in contact for more information:
© Disasters Emergency Committee 2018 | Registered Charity No. 1062638 | dec.org.uk
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TO SAVE THE SURVIVORSWALK
DARE TO TAKE TO THE STREETSChallenge yourself to walk* to work for a week. For those with a 20-mile commute, how about getting off the train a stop early or parking the car / bike a little further away from the office? If you have a young family, how about walking to school one morning?
Whatever you do, get sponsored to do it so you can make your miles matter. Set up a page on JustGiving, aim for a target of £100 and let all your friends know what you are doing. Update them when you set off on your walk(s), take some snaps on the way, and share your feelings about the difference you are making.
You could also arrange a team walk at lunchtime if that works better for your workplace. Don’t forget to ask if your boss might match your fundraising.
*Walking not your thing? We’re totally open to any number of other safe, simple and social challenges. So feel free to do your own thing - just make it count for the tsunami survivors.
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TOP TIPS FOR YOUR JUSTGIVING PAGECustomise your page: add a photo, explain your challenge, and show why this is important to you.
Set your fundraising target: let people know how much you’re aiming for and what the money will do.
Sponsor yourself! Set the bar for everyone else, show your commitment to your challenge and your passion for the DEC.
Thank and update your supporters: post messages of thanks into social and add training or preparation updates on your fundraising page.
Send reminders: everyone is busy, so don’t forget to politely chase up those who may have said they would donate but haven’t had time to do it yet. This is often best done at the very start of the month, not long after payday.
Tell everyone you know: use social, email and messenger apps to share your page link with anyone and everyone you know! Ask them to support you and let them know what a donation of just £30 will do.
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TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS
Photo: The Asahi Shimbun/The Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images © Disasters Emergency Committee 2018 | Registered Charity No. 1062638 | dec.org.uk
WALKINGPlease support me as I take on a challenge to raise money for Indonesia.
What / When / Where:
Please sponsor me at:
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TO SAVE THE SURVIVORSGAME
GET YOUR FORTNITE JUST RIGHTSwitch-up your gaming with some friends and a DEC challenge to save the survivors. Pick your platform and set up a marathon (or whatever works for you).
Charge fines, set quests, team up and take on a whole new experience! Whatever you do, you can find ways to raise money while having fun. The noble geeks at JustGiving have connected their fundraising tech into the world of twitch.tv so you can display your online fundraising page link on a panel.
To find out more about hosting a marathon with meaning, and help save the survivors, just search for “JustGiving + Gaming Marathon”.
While we don’t want to sound too much like parents, we do care! So please skip about and maybe even check if the sun is up from time to time during your marathon-ing.
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For all the “statos”, music mavens and Goggleboxers out there, we bring you our BIG quiz which will make a big difference. Pick a venue, send out invites and get together with your closest 200 best friends, family or colleagues to do something great.
We’ll supply the questions, you just need to promote the event and get those 200 mates along. If you go to a regular pub or community quiz, why not ask them to use our questions or put some of the prize kitty toward the DEC Appeal?
We’d suggest you ask people to bring a prize per team as well as paying into a prize kitty (which could all go to the DEC or be split with the winner). Then set up plenty of fines for cheating, having your phone out, sneaking off to the toilet, being a smarty-pants or heckling the guru of questions.
If you are hosting a quiz at work, make sure you add some fines for extra wonky answers and ask your boss to match those fines too! Once you have completed the event, please pay any donations to the DEC either online or at a bank.
OR FORGO THE CONSOLE FOR A CLASSIC QUIZ
Share your story and event pics on social using #savethesurvivors
Photo: The Asahi Shimbun/The Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images
What / When:
For further information, please contact:
Join us as we game for good, and support us raising money for Indonesia.
JOIN THE GAMING MARATHON TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS
© Disasters Emergency Committee 2018 | Registered Charity No. 1062638 | dec.org.uk
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When / Where:
For further information, please contact:
Join us as we get quizzical to raise money for Indonesia.
QUIZ TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS
JOIN THE BIG
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OTHER WAYS TO RAISE MONEYNot able to organise a fundraising event, but still keen to contribute? You can get involved in other ways too:
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Donate - you can donate directly to our Appeal by visiting donation.dec.org.uk/indonesia. Please use the share buttons on our thank you page to inspire your friends to do the same.
Follow and share - follow the DEC on Facebook, Instagram and/or Twitter and please comment on/like/share/retweet to help spread the word. If you’re up for creating your own posts about the Appeal and sharing those with your network, you’ll find a selection of photos and some suggested messages at sites.google.com/view/decshare/home
Set up a Facebook Fundraiser - you may have seen these great new tools on Facebook. Just visit the DEC’s Facebook page and you can choose to set up your own fundraiser for us there.
Sell stuff on eBay - we all have a few extra ‘pre-loved’ things at home, so this is the perfect moment to dust them off and list them on eBay. When you pop them up for sale, you can choose to direct some or all of the sale price to the DEC. Find out more about eBay for Charity here: www.ebay.co.uk/rpp/charity-sellers
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RAISING MONEY AT SCHOOLSchools across the UK are heroic in their efforts to raise money for our Appeals. We have partnered with the great team at Twinkl to make a set of specific schools’ materials, which you can access here.
Along with these classroom and assembly resources we are happy to help you with added support if needed, so please get in touch with our supporter care team and we will help you as best we can!
If a different idea fits better with your school community, please don’t hesitate to steer things yourself.
HOW TO PAY IN THE MONEY YOU RAISEIf you’re taking on a challenge and getting sponsored to do it, you should set up a JustGiving page for the DEC to collect your sponsorship. That will make it a lot easier for your friends and family to support you.
If you’re paying in money after holding an event, please do so online by going to donation.dec.org.uk
Alternatively, you can:
Send a cheque (no cash) to PO Box 999, London EC3A 3AA, made payable to ‘The DEC Emergency Appeal’. Please fill in a postal donation form (included at the end of this guide) and add it in with your cheque.
Pay in money at any post office or bank and building society except Nationwide or Britannia (banks kindly request that you sort your coins into separate bags which they can give you before you pay in).
HAVE A QUESTION? NEED ADVICE?We’re always happy to help, although please bear in mind that during times of Appeal, we may take a little while to get back to you.
You can contact us:
If you’re looking for a poster, sponsorship form or postal donation form, you’ll find templates for all of those at the end of this guide.
By filling in this online form.
By calling 0207 387 0200.
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COLLECTING MONEY FOR THE APPEALWe’re asked about collections or offered kind volunteer time to support collections during Appeals. While we are hugely grateful for the support, collections can be difficult to arrange and carry out properly. We’d prefer to direct people to donate online since the money gets to us, and out to where it is needed, much faster. However if you wish to undertake a collection there are some things to sort out:
Make sure you plan for how you will secure, sort and pay in any cash you raise. It is, of course, very important that all money raised is sent to the DEC as soon as possible in order for us to help those affected by the tsunami.
Ensure you have permission from key organisations and people: the DEC, the local council, the local police, any relevant landowner or the manager / managing agent of venues such as offices, shops and shopping centres.
Recruit a number of helpers or volunteers to support the collection.
Make use of appropriate materials such as buckets and stickers which we may be able to help with, or we can point you in the direction of places you can buy them.
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THINKING OF FUNDRAISING FOR US? GET IN TOUCH!If you’re planning to raise funds for our Appeal, please send us a quick message about your plans, as well as your contact details using this form.
We’ll then be able to provide you with:
We may also share your story to help inspire others to get involved. Please use #savethesurvivors when you share photos and your story, or DM us with updates too.
Support and advice on setting up and running your event to help make it as successful as possible.
Fundraising materials you can use, including t-shirts, collection buckets and collection boxes (please be aware we only have a limited stock).
ABOUT THE DECThe Disasters Emergency Committee, (DEC), brings 14 leading UK aid charities together in times of crisis. We launch Appeals to raise money to help those affected by disaster and humanitarian crises in poorer countries.
Our member charities are experts in humanitarian aid. Together, our priority is to deliver support as quickly and efficiently as possible to those in desperate need.
You can read more about our work here.
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THANK YOU!
21 Photo: Plan International
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P.3
THE
QUIZ
BIG
QUES
TIONS
AND
ANS
WER
SHEE
TG
ener
al k
now
ledg
e
Geo
grap
hy
Food
& d
rink
1.
Who
was
the
lege
ndar
y Be
nedi
ctin
e m
onk
who
inve
nted
cha
mpa
gne?
Dom
Per
igno
n
2.
Nam
e th
e la
rges
t fre
shw
ater
lake
in th
e w
orld
? La
ke S
uper
ior
3.
Whe
re w
ould
you
find
the
Sea
of T
ranq
uilit
y? T
he M
oon
4.
Wha
t is
som
eone
who
sho
es h
orse
s ca
lled?
A fa
rrie
r
5.
Wha
t ite
m o
f clo
thin
g w
as n
amed
aft
er it
s Sc
ottis
h in
vent
or?
A M
acki
ntos
h
6.
Wha
t kin
d of
wea
pon
is a
falc
hion
? A
sw
ord
7.
Whi
ch w
ord
goes
bef
ore
vest
, bea
ns a
nd q
uart
et?
Stri
ng
8.
Wha
t is
anot
her
wor
d fo
r le
xico
n? D
icti
onar
y
9.
Nam
e th
e se
vent
h pl
anet
from
the
sun.
Ura
nus
10. W
ho in
vent
ed th
e ra
bies
vac
cina
tion?
Lou
is P
aste
ur
11. W
hich
is th
e on
ly A
mer
ican
sta
te to
beg
in w
ith th
e le
tter
‘p’?
Penn
sylv
ania
12. N
ame
the
wor
ld’s
bigg
est i
slan
d. G
reen
land
13. W
hat i
s th
e w
orld
’s lo
nges
t riv
er?
Am
azon
14. N
ame
the
wor
ld’s
larg
est o
cean
. Pac
ific
15. W
hat i
s th
e di
amet
er o
f Ear
th?
8,00
0 m
iles
16. W
here
wou
ld y
ou fi
nd th
e w
orld
’s m
ost a
ncie
nt fo
rest
? D
aint
ree
Fore
st n
orth
of C
airn
s, A
ustr
alia
17. W
hich
four
Bri
tish
citie
s ha
ve u
nder
grou
nd r
ail s
yste
ms?
Liv
erpo
ol, G
lasg
ow, N
ewca
stle
and
Lon
don
18. W
hat i
s th
e ca
pita
l city
of S
pain
? M
adri
d
19. W
hich
cou
ntry
is P
ragu
e in
? Cz
ech
Repu
blic
20. W
hich
Eng
lish
tow
n w
as a
fore
runn
er o
f the
Par
ks M
ovem
ent a
nd th
e fir
st c
ity in
Eur
ope
to h
ave
a st
reet
tr
am s
yste
m?
Birk
enhe
ad
21. W
hat i
s su
shi t
radi
tiona
lly w
rapp
ed in
? Ed
ible
sea
wee
d
22. M
ay Q
ueen
, Wis
ley
Crab
, Fox
whe
lps
and
Lane
’s Pr
ince
Alb
ert a
re a
ll sp
ecie
s of
wha
t? A
pple
s
23. W
hat i
s al
lspi
ce a
ltern
ativ
ely
know
n as
? Pi
men
to
24. W
hat c
olou
r is
Abs
ynth
e? G
reen
25. W
hat fl
avou
r is
Coi
ntre
au?
Ora
nge
26. I
f you
wer
e to
cut
a h
are
into
pie
ces,
mar
inat
e it
in w
ine
and
juni
per
berr
ies
then
ste
w th
is s
low
ly in
a
seal
ed c
onta
iner
, wha
t wou
ld th
is r
ecip
e be
cal
led?
Jugg
ed h
are
27. F
ried
tara
ntul
as, e
ggs
boile
d ju
st b
efor
e th
ey’re
due
to h
atch
, liv
e oc
topu
s, a
nd p
uffin
hear
ts e
aten
raw
w
hen
still
-war
m a
re a
ll tr
aditi
onal
food
s—tr
ue o
r fa
lse?
Tru
e
P.1
P.2
28. H
ow m
any
croc
us fl
ower
s do
es it
take
to m
ake
a po
und
of s
affro
n? U
p to
75,
000
flow
ers,
whi
ch is
en
ough
to
fill
an e
ntir
e fo
otba
ll pi
tch
29. C
ostin
g ar
ound
$2,
600
per
poun
d an
d m
ade
only
to o
rder
by
Knip
schi
ldt,
wha
t is
the
nam
e of
this
ch
ocol
ate
truffl
e? C
hoco
polo
gie
30. I
f you
had
Lafi
te-R
oths
child
on
your
din
ner
tabl
e, w
hat w
ould
it b
e? W
ine
31.
In w
hich
yea
r di
d Bl
ondi
e ha
ve a
num
ber
one
hit i
n th
e U
K w
ith ‘H
eart
of G
lass
’? 19
79
32. W
hich
bro
ther
was
the
youn
gest
mem
ber
of th
e Be
e G
ees?
Mau
rice
Gib
b (y
oung
er t
han
his
twin
, Ro
bin,
by
35 m
inut
es)
33. W
hich
Sw
edis
h po
p gr
oup
had
a U
K nu
mbe
r on
e hi
t with
‘Cot
ton
Eye
Joe’
in 1
995?
Red
nex
34. N
ame
the
wid
ow o
f Nir
vana
lead
sin
ger
Kurt
Cob
ain.
Cou
rtne
y Lo
ve
35. I
n Lo
u Re
ed’s
‘Wal
k on
the
Wild
Sid
e’, w
ho ‘t
houg
ht s
he w
as Ja
mes
Dea
n fo
r a
day’
? Ja
ckie
(Jac
kie
is ju
st
spee
ding
aw
ay, t
houg
ht s
he w
as Ja
mes
Dea
n fo
r a
day.
)
36. W
hich
199
1 si
ngle
by
P.M
. Daw
n us
ed s
ampl
es o
f Spa
ndau
Bal
let’s
‘Tru
e’?
Set
Adr
ift
on M
emor
y Bl
iss
37. W
hich
Am
eric
an s
inge
r ha
s re
cord
ed a
lbum
s en
title
d ‘O
ne o
f the
Boy
s’, ‘P
rism
’ and
‘Tee
nage
Dre
am’?
Ka
ty P
erry
38. W
ho k
ept U
ltrav
ox’s
‘Vie
nna’
off
the
top
spot
in th
e U
K in
198
1 w
ith th
e no
velty
son
g ‘S
hadd
ap Y
ou F
ace’
? Jo
e D
olce
(Kno
wn
at t
he t
ime
as ‘J
oe D
olce
Mus
ic T
heat
re’)
39. W
hich
fem
ale
sing
er’s
nam
e is
an
anag
ram
of ‘
Pres
byte
rian
s’? B
ritn
ey S
pear
s
40. H
ow m
any
stud
io a
lbum
s w
ere
rele
ased
in th
e U
K by
the
Beat
les?
Tw
elve
(Ple
ase
Plea
se M
e, W
ith
the
Beat
les,
A H
ard
Day
’s N
ight
, Bea
tles
For
Sal
e, H
elp,
Rub
ber
Soul
, Rev
olve
r, S
gt. P
eppe
r’s L
onel
y H
eart
s Cl
ub B
and,
Mag
ical
Mys
tery
Tou
r, T
he B
eatl
es, Y
ello
w S
ubm
arin
e, A
bbey
Roa
d an
d Le
t it
Be)
41. N
azi G
erm
any
plan
ned
to in
vade
the
UK
duri
ng W
WII,
wha
t did
Hitl
er n
ame
the
plan
ned
inva
sion
? O
pera
tion
Sea
lion
42. D
urin
g th
e fir
st ti
mes
of e
xplo
ratio
n, th
e W
este
rn H
emis
pher
e, in
par
ticul
ar th
e Am
eric
as, w
ere
know
n by
w
hat t
erm
? Th
e N
ew W
orld
43. W
hich
US
Pres
iden
t gav
e th
e fa
mou
s G
etty
sbur
g Ad
dres
s Sp
eech
? A
brah
am L
inco
ln
44. T
he W
ar o
f the
Gra
nd A
llian
ce w
as a
lso
know
n as
the
(how
man
y) Y
ears
’ War
? Th
e N
ine
Year
s’ W
ar
45. I
n 19
38, w
hat w
as d
esig
ned
from
cor
ruga
ted
stee
l by
Will
iam
Pat
erso
n an
d Ca
rl K
erns
on?
The
And
erso
n Sh
elte
r
46. W
hat n
ame
was
giv
en to
the
Sout
h Af
rica
n W
ars
of 1
880-
1881
and
189
9-19
02?
The
Firs
t an
d Se
cond
Bo
er W
ar
47. W
hat B
ritis
h tr
ibe
did
the
Icen
i bel
ong
to?
The
Celt
ic t
ribe
48. D
urin
g w
hich
Wor
ld W
ar d
id th
e Ba
ttle
of t
he S
omm
e oc
cur?
Wor
ld W
ar O
ne
49. W
hich
not
orio
us 1
8th
Cent
ury
Briti
sh p
irat
e w
ore
a be
ard
and
beca
me
fam
ous
for
oper
atin
g ar
ound
the
Wes
t Ind
ies
and
the
east
coa
sts
of th
e Am
eric
an c
olon
ies?
Bla
ckbe
ard
50. W
ho p
ilote
d th
e fir
st n
on-s
top
fligh
t acr
oss
the
Atla
ntic
? Ca
ptai
n Jo
hn A
lcoc
k
51. H
ow m
any
feet
are
ther
e in
a fa
thom
? Si
x
52. G
rana
dilla
is a
noth
er n
ame
for
whi
ch fr
uit?
Pas
sion
-fru
it
53. N
ariy
al is
the
Indi
an te
rm fo
r w
hich
nut
? Co
conu
t
54. W
hich
myt
holo
gica
l figu
re fl
ew s
o cl
ose
to th
e su
n th
at th
e w
ax o
n hi
s w
ings
beg
an to
mel
t? Ic
arus
Mus
ic
His
tory
Mor
e ge
nera
l kno
wle
dge
P.3
55. W
hat i
s th
e ca
pita
l of t
he N
ethe
rlan
ds?
The
Hag
ue
56. N
ame
the
ghos
t who
app
ears
at a
ban
quet
in S
hake
spea
re’s
Mac
beth
? Ba
nquo
57. W
hat i
s th
e gr
een
pigm
ent i
n pl
ants
cal
led?
chl
orop
hyll
58. W
hich
aut
hor
wro
te T
he S
ilenc
e of
the
Lam
bs?
Thom
as H
arri
s
59. T
he a
vera
ge h
uman
bod
y co
ntai
ns h
ow m
any
pint
s of
blo
od?
Nin
e
60. W
hich
US
stat
e is
nea
rest
to th
e ol
d So
viet
Uni
on?
Ala
ska
61. I
ndon
esia
’s na
me
deri
ves
from
Gre
ek ‘i
ndos
’ for
Indi
a, a
nd ‘n
esos
’ mea
ning
: Sea
; Isl
and;
Fis
h; o
r Vo
lcan
o?
Isla
nd
62. G
arud
a In
done
sia
is th
e co
untr
y’s
offici
al n
atio
nal:
Ener
gy c
orpo
ratio
n; A
irlin
e; S
port
s st
adiu
m; o
r Po
lice
forc
e? A
irlin
e (G
arud
a is
a b
ig w
inge
d cr
eatu
re in
Hin
du/B
uddh
ist
myt
holo
gy -
the
airl
ine
is 6
0%
stat
e-ow
ned
at 2
014)
63. W
hat ‘
drag
on’ i
s th
e w
orld
’s la
rges
t liz
ard,
nam
ed a
fter
its
uniq
ue In
done
sian
isla
nd h
abita
t? K
omod
o
64. A
t whi
ch s
port
has
Indo
nesi
a w
on s
ever
al m
edal
s in
clud
ing
gold
in e
ach
Sum
mer
Oly
mpi
cs fr
om
1992
-200
8? B
adm
into
n
65. T
he R
upia
h is
Indo
nesi
a’s:
Cur
renc
y; P
arlia
men
t; H
ighe
st L
aw C
ourt
; or
Nat
iona
l Ant
hem
? Cu
rren
cy
(com
pris
ing
100
Sen
- in
the
2010
s ap
prox
imat
ely
10,0
00 R
upia
h =
US$
1 - t
he R
upia
h is
pop
ular
ly
calle
d ‘p
erak
’ mea
ning
‘silv
er’)
66. I
ndon
esia
is d
isse
cted
by
the:
Equ
ator
; Tro
pic
of C
ance
r; T
ropi
c of
Cap
rico
rn; o
r N
one
of th
ese?
Equ
ator
67. I
ndon
esia
’s ba
d-sm
ellin
g Ra
ffles
ia A
rnol
dii i
s th
e w
orld
’s la
rges
t (w
hat?
), an
d a
natio
nal e
mbl
em?
Flow
er
68. I
ndon
esia
’s go
vern
ing
cons
titut
ion
sinc
e in
depe
nden
ce is
a: M
onar
chy;
Mili
tary
Dic
tato
rshi
p; P
resi
dent
ial
Dem
ocra
cy; o
r Re
ligio
us T
heoc
racy
? Pr
esid
enti
al D
emoc
racy
69. I
f it’s
mid
nigh
t in
Was
hing
ton
DC,
Ott
owa
and
Hav
ana,
wha
t is
the
time
in th
e ca
pita
l of I
ndon
esia
: 6pm
; M
idda
y; 6
am; o
r M
idni
ght?
Mid
day
(or
Noo
n - o
r m
ore
loos
ely
12.0
0am
- th
is is
not
the
pla
ce t
o de
bate
whe
ther
noo
n/m
idni
ght
are
am o
r pm
..)
70. I
ndon
esia
’s in
tern
et c
ount
ry T
LD (t
op le
vel d
omai
n) is
: .in
; .is
; .id
; or
.dns
? .id
71. S
herm
an a
nd P
eabo
dy
72. S
tew
ie a
nd B
rian
Gri
ffin
73. P
hilli
p J.
Fry
74. A
ustin
Pow
ers
75. F
red
Flin
tsto
ne a
nd G
eorg
e Je
tson
76. B
uck
Roge
rs
77. G
eorg
e Ta
ylor
78. B
ill a
nd T
ed
79. D
r Em
met
t Bro
wn
80. D
octo
r W
ho
81. A
sh W
illia
ms
82. T
erm
inat
or
83. D
r Zo
idbe
rg
84. D
r H
orri
ble
85. D
r H
ouse
86. D
r W
ho
87. D
r Za
ius
88. D
r M
cCoy
89. D
r N
ick
Rive
ria
90. D
r H
oney
dew
91. D
r D
oom
92. D
r Ev
il
93. D
r H
anni
bal L
ecte
r
94. D
r D
re
Abo
ut In
done
sia
Fam
ous
tim
e tr
avel
lers
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ous
doct
ors
