It’s amazing what you stumble across when searching the internet – in this case a DX quiz from 50 years ago.
Since the original quiz sheet isn’t too clear to publish, we have decided to reproduce the quiz here on DX-World in the hope that someone with a degree in historical DXCC might know the answers. Remember, these questions were posed 50 years ago so prefix and country name changes have taken place.
Drop us a line if you know some of the answers.
*Complete answers will be posted in a few days time.
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Dickson Island is part of which country…?
What prefix does Dickson Island use…?
The prefix for the Molucca Islands is..?
Aldabra Islands are nearest to what other country..?
What prefix do Aldabra Islands use..?
Fridtjof Nansens Land is better known as..?
"MB9” is the prefix of which country..?
The prefix for Jarvis Island is…? (50 years ago, not now)
Approx 12 countries which count towards DXCC are wholly or partially located within the Arctic Circle. How many lie within the Antarctic Circle..?
In order, from East to West, the Guineas of South America are:
VP3, PZ1, FY7
PZ1, VP3, FY7
FY7, PZ1, VP3
FY7, VP3, PZ1
11. You just had a QSO with a station whose call letters are within this block of prefixes: YMA-YMZ. Which country would it be..?
12. Match the following prefixes (AG2, I, I5, MD2, MD4, MF2, MT1, 5A) to these countries: Trieste, Italian Somaliland, Libya.
13. Match the following zones to the below listed countries:
6, 7, 8
16, 17, 18
19, 21, 22
23, 24, 30
31, 32, 34
35, 36, 37
Costa Rica, Northern half of Sakhakin, British Honduras, Ceylon, Buryat Mongol, Manchuria, Wrangel Island, Palmyra Island, Turkoman, French West Africa, Kirghiz, French Equatorial Africa.