GC41P1B Pop Quiz #1 (Unknown Cache) in West Midlands, United Kingdom created by dj.richard

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dj.richard: Yes I checked on this the other day and is he disappeared. Thanks to all who attempted and glad some of you got the location.

GC41P1B ▼

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Hidden : 11/21/2012

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

joint FTF rajah2010, tandis
STF adamandbeckychater
TTF RJx2

This is an unknown cache. A puzzle cache.

The given co-ordinates are nothing to do with the cache but are reasonably close to where the cache is hidden. The co-ordiates can be found by answering the given questions. As the title of the cache suggests, you will be asked a number of pop quiz questions. Some answers may be obvious while others may need a little looking up, or even a bit of searching around.

This pop quiz cache mainly focuses on 1952-1975.

I can not see any major problems with obtaining answers, but, if it turns out some questions are awkward i will adjust or add hints..... but lets see how it goes first though!

Hope you enjoy this little pop quiz!!

***** CACHE CO-ORDINATES *****

N 52º 28.ABC, W 002º 04.DEF

where.....

A = L+W-G

B = K-S

C = H-P+Q

D = (U+J)-(M+V)

E = T+X-(Z-I)

F = Y-(R+N)

G = the number of times the letter 'E' is in the track title of the only song that Art is very much the only vocalist on this Simon and Garfunkel track.

H = the number of words in the track title of this song for a father and daughter duet, that topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic. It was the 3rd number 1 hit in the UK for the father.

I = the number of vowels in the christian name and surname, of the man who had a UK number 1 single and was married to a lady who got married many times, and whose daughter played a major role in a film with Harrison Ford.

J = the number of letters in the surname of the man who had a UK number 1 hit with a cover version of a Perez Prado track very shortly after the original was released.

K = the number of vowels in the christian name, the surname and the song title that was a UK number 1 hit following the artists win on Opportunity Knocks.

L = the number of the letter 'D's in the christian name of the man who had a UK number 1 hit, whose brother was born in March 1941 who himself had at least one UK number 1 hit.

M = the number of the letter 'O's in the artists name and the track title of a song which was written by two members of a group who both committed suicide (at different times) by hanging. The artist you need who covered the track was the first to have a major hit with it. Many people have recorded this track afterwards.

N = the number of letter 'T's in the artists name and title of her 1st UK number 1, who much later after this hit was full of surprises from 1984 to 2001.

P = the number of vowels in the title of the UK's 300th number 1 track.

Q = the number of letters in the surname of the original artist, whose song was covered by a group that took the track back to number 1 in the UK in 1986.

R = the number of letters in the christian name of the artist who sung on her future producer husbands UK number 1 song in 1965.

S = the number of letter 'O's in the track title of a song about marriage failure (initials of artist is F.P.).

T = the number of letter 'S's in this traditional hymn which was a UK number 1 hit. It was played by a Scottish bagpipe band.

U = the number of words in the title of this first UK number 1 hit the UK by Don and Phil.

V = the number of weeks this track remained at number 1 in the UK that was the first hit for 'the bare footed girl from Dagenham'.

W = the number of letters in the christian name and surname of the artist who's UK number 1 track was about a Dutch painter.

X = the number of letter 'D's in the group name where the group was named after the keyboard player.

Y = the number of letters in the first, second and ninth words of a UK number 1 song that was about a prisoner returning home.

Z = the chart position this UK number 1 track in 1975 hit reached when it was released earlier on in 1969.

***** I have a link to the geochecker.com website for this cache, that i will activate on this page, once cache has had its FTF, STF and TTF. A true puzzle cache should be this way until it is found don't you think?) *****

You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE......

The Quiz Starts .............

NOW !!!!!!!!!

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

vs lbh arrq gb, cyrnfr zrffntr zr gb pbasvez be gb tvir rkgen uryc jvgu nal nafjref

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
-------------------------
N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)