quiz 1189 – alphabet quiz

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1	Which A is a fruit and a computer company?
2	Which B is a type of bun and a household fixture?
3	Which C means to capture and is an item of neckwear?
4	Which D means to follow someone closely and persistently, and is a domesticated canid?
5	Which E means to urge or encourage someone to do something, and is an item found in a coop?
6	Which F is to be moving at high speed, and to abstain from food or drink as a religious observance?
7	Which G means to reduce to small shreds, and is the recess of a fireplace?
8	Which H is a temporary problem or interruption, and to catch or fasten with a loop?
9	Which I is a painting of a holy figure used as an aid to devotion, and a graphic representation on a computer?
10	Which J is a physical shock or jolt, and a glass container?
11	Which K is a genus or species, and naturally well-disposed?
12	Which L means to come upon or discover by chance, and of little weight?
13	Which M is a contest, and to correspond in some essential aspect?
14	Which N is the raised hairs or threads on the surface of a fabric, and to sleep briefly?
15	Which O is a championship or competition with no restrictions as to who may qualify to compete, and allowing access?
16	Which P means to criticize someone or something severely, and a Greek god with horns and feet of a goat?
17	Which Q means to interrogate, and is a type of punctuation mark?
18	Which R means stood up from a seated position, and a type of flower?
19	Which S is a deadly sin, and a tree dwelling animal?
20	Which T is a breakfast item, and to drink in honour of a person?
21	Which U means to disclose or make known, and to remove a hat from the head?
22	Which V is a colour, and a girl's name?
23	Which W is a sudden sharp twist or jerk causing injury, and the name of a tool?
24	Which X is a type of fish, and electromagnetic radiation?
25	Which Y is a name of a crude or brutish person invented by Jonathan Swift, and an Internet search engine?
26	Which Z is a situation characterised by confusion and disorder, and the title of a lad's magazine?