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1. We are starting our hunt in Animals. Try not to tread in anything nasty on your way through. Now chocolate is poisonous to some animals, but a lot of animals do get made out of chocolate. Which chocolate animals proliferate around Easter time?
2. No luck there, but we did find a hidden door tucked away behind the cow sheds. It seems to lead into Sports. Gosh it's ever so clean and tidy and up to date in here. Chocolate is not something normally associated with sport, but which chocolate manufacturer was announced as a sponsor of the 2012 Olympics?
3. Wiping up our dirty footprints as we go, we leave Sports and take the corridor to Humanities via the heavily guarded chocolate vault. Fighting our way through melted watches, we come face to face with a chocolate soldier, but not one we can eat. Who wrote the operetta "The Chocolate Soldier"?
4. Well, Humanities drew a blank, although we did at least find some mention of chocolate. Singing as we go, we troop on through to People, and find a man who created fabulous Easter eggs, but once again we have not found edible chocolate.
Who was the master jeweller who created jewelled Easter eggs for the Russian court?
5. Our next port of call is Geography. Having hunted through the high mountains to the low valleys, no chocolate is to be found. Then we find a drawer marked "Bournville" - aha is this it? No, sadly not, it turns out to be a place. In which country is the village called Bournville?
6. Giving up on Geography, we turn our attention to Hobbies; surely somewhere in Homes and Gardens there must be some chocolate. We can actually smell it! Unfortunately what we can smell turns out to be a plant. Which plant has a variety that smells of chocolate?
7. I can't believe we didn't find even a bit of cooking chocolate in Homes and Gardens. Ah well, on to Music. They're bound to have some hidden amongst the little used sheet music section or somewhere like that. All we find, though, is someone singing about chocolate. In 1960, who sang "Hot Chocolate Crazy"?
8. No luck in Music, but from a door tucked away behind the organ music questions we take a short cut into Literature. Delving through the Shakespeare tragedies section doesn't turn up anything, but obviously authors crave chocolate almost as much as quiz writers because a lot of books have chocolate in the title. Who wrote "Friends, Lovers, Chocolate"?
9. We need to study this a little more scientifically, so we'll pop into Sci/Tech for a minute. Ignore the body parts lying around, and head for botany. Where does chocolate actually come from?
10. Swiftly leaving Sci/Tech (you should see some of things they do in there), we enter General and finally find ourselves face-to-face with the object of our desire. In 2005, which company made what they claimed was the world's largest edible Easter egg?
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