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Answer
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He was born on 9th October 1940, in which British city?
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Liverpool
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He was given what middle name, in honour of a British Prime Minister?
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Winston
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Which group did he form in 1956, that later evolved into The Beatles?
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The Quarrymen
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The death of which relative, in 1958, traumatised the young Lennon?
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His mother, Julia
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After failing his O-levels exams, he attended which college?
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Liverpool College of Art
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Which fellow student did he go on to marry, in 1962?
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Cynthia Powell
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What was the name of their son, born in 1963?
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Julian Lennon
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Which order of chivalry did he receive in 1965, and return in 1969?
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MBE
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In which 1967 film did John Lennon play the character Gripweed?
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How I Won the War
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Which Japanese artist became his second wife in 1969?
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Yoko Ono
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On their honeymoon they had a ‘bed-in’ in which city’s Hilton Hotel?
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Amsterdam
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They planned another one in which country, but we’re denied entry?
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The U.S.A
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Which Beatles single chronicles the events around the wedding?
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The Ballad of John and Yoko
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Which conceptual art-based rock band did they form in 1968?
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Plastic Ono Band
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Which 1971 album got to No. 1 in the US and UK album charts?
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Imagine
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Which Christmas song did he record with The Harlem Gospel Choir?
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Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
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Lennon moved into which New York apartment building in the 1970s?
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The Dakota
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What was the name of this second son, born in 1975?
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Sean Lennon
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Which single, the last released in his lifetime, was a US and UK No. 1?
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(Just Like) Starting Over
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After a 5-year hiatus, which album did he release in November 1980?
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Double Fantasy
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Who shot him dead outside his apartment building in December 1980?
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Mark David Chapman
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Which re-issued single got to No. 1 in the UK chart in early 1981?
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Imagine
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Which album was posthumously released in January 1984?
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Milk and Honey
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Which landscaped section of Central Park is dedicated to his memory?
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Strawberry Fields
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In 2002, which city’s airport was renamed in his honour?
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Liverpool
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His song-writing partnership with whom is still generally considered the most successful in history?
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Paul McCartney
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