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- James Bond beats the villain at what game in the movie Goldfinger?
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- In James Bonds Goldfinger, Oddjob uses what deadly weapon also used by John Steed in detective series The Avengers?
- How does the antagonist die in the movie Goldfinger?
- James Bond beats the villain at what game in the movie Goldfinger?
- What actress played the character of Pussy Galore in the motion picture Goldfinger?
- In James Bonds Goldfinger, 007 knows the name of the villains plan, and this saves his life. What was the name?
- In the motion picture, Goldfinger, the antagonist relies on this gas for accomplishing his goals.
- John Barry wrote the music of the theme song for the James Bond movie Goldfinger. Which singer became famous for performing the song and sold more than a million copies of it in the USA alone?
- In the 1965 movie, Thunderball, how many atomic bombs are stolen from the jet fighter that disappears from radar?
- In James Bonds Thunderball, what means of communication does the British government use, to let the S.P.E.C.T.R.E. organization know that their terms are acceptable?
- In the Bond movie, Thunderball, the villains yacht, called this, had a crucial part in S.P.E.C.T.R.E.s evil scheme.
- What causes the death of MI6 agent, Paula Kaplan, in the motion picture, Thunderball?
- In the 1965 movie, Thunderball, James Bond is sent to what city, to make contact with Domino?
- This street parade, seen in the 1965 film, Thunderball, helps Bond elude his pursuers.
- In the motion picture, Thunderball, she befriends James Bond and puts him on the trail of the villain, who happens to be her guardian.
- As we learn during a meeting of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. agents, this is the villains codename in James Bonds, Thunderball.
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- Questions 181-185 refer to the following information and form.
Cleveland Lakewood Sports Center: Rental Information
Private groups are welcome to rent facilities at Lakewood at any time. Our facilities include:
- Three full-size badminton courts. The courts are adjacent to one another in the same room, so booking one court will still allow for public use of the other two. If you do not want members of the public to play at the same time, you must book all three courts. $20 per court per hour or $60 per hour for all three.
- One indoor soccer field, with artificial grass. Suitable for normal sports shoes, but not for studded ones. $50 per hour.
- One full-size basketball court. Please ensure that you wear shoes that will not leave marks on the court. $50 per hour.
- A large rock climbing wall, split into two segments for beginner and intermediate climbers. $80 per hour per segment.
- An Olympic-size swimming pool. Please note that the pool is popular with the public between the peak hours of 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. $100 per hour during off-peak, $150 per hour during peak times.
The center provides equipment for all of these activities at no extra cost, including balls, ropes and dips, and rackets. However, visitors must bring their own swimsuits and footwear.
Please indicate on your rental form if you are a school group. We have an agreement with the Education Board to offer 20 percent off all rentals to local schools.
Question 181. What is NOT stated about Cleveland 184 Lakewood Sports Center?
Question 182. What do school groups receive?
Question 183. How many courts did Mr. Smith reserve for Badminton?
Question 184. What is implied about the school's rental of the pool?
Question 185. Why does the school have to take students elsewhere for physical activities?