ComputerWeekly Chrimbo quiz to get your grey matter working

It's Christmas time, so its time to put your feet up and switch off from work. But don't let your brain go to mush with all that turkey and Christmas pud, take part in our quiz that is guaranteed to get the grey matter working.

James Garner

Published: 30 Dec 2008 0:00

It's Christmas time, so its time to put your feet up and switch off from work.

The chances are though that if you looking at ComputerWeekly.com, your after some mental stimulation.

So we have prepared a little quiz to stop your brain going to mush with all that turkey and Christmas pud.

Take part in our Christmas quiz that is guaranteed to get the grey matter working.

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ComputerWeekly Chrimbo quiz to get your grey matter working

It's Christmas time, so its time to put your feet up and switch off from work. But don't let your brain go to mush with all that turkey and Christmas pud, take part in our quiz that is guaranteed to get the grey matter working.

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