Q: (CNN) -- Vivienne Westwood is as bald as a baby, the faintest hint of downy white hair sprouting across her naked scalp.

Painted pink eyebrows sweep dramatically outwards. Wearing a sparkling, woven brown dress resembling an expensive hessian sack, she totters onto the stage at London's Southbank arts centre.

Straining forward in her chair, the 72-year-old "grandmother of punk fashion" appears both vulnerable and fierce. Fragile and yet fearless.

"The world was so mismanaged and we hated the older generation because they weren't doing anything about it," she says about forging Britain's punk aesthetic with then-boyfriend and Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren in the 1970s.

"I don't hate the older people now -- I'm one of them. But I've been trying to do something to change things all my life."

'God Save the Queen'

Decades after the couple started their radical new clothes shop in an area of London called "World's End" -- displaying ripped t-shirts, rubber curtains, and even a live rat in a cage -- Westwood has become one of Britain's most prestigious fashion designers.

This is the woman who, after receiving an award from Queen Elizabeth II in 1992, famously twirled around for photographers -- without wearing any underwear under her skirt.

The provocative lady is still there, though a little more frail-looking these days, speaking at London's annual Women of the World Festival.

"Buy less, choose well, make it last," she tells a crowd of hundreds -- mostly women -- patiently listening to a lecture that meanders into climate change, banks, and social responsibility.

Answer the following questions:
1. Who has been labelled "the grandmother of punk fashion"?
2. How old is she?
3. Who gave her an award in 1992?
4. What did she do afterwards to shock the press?
5. Which famous person did she date?
6. When did they have a relationship?
7. Why was he well-known?
8. What kind of store did they open?
9. offering what kind of products?
10. Where was it located?
11. In what city?
12. Why was she angry at the older generation?
13. Does she feel the same way today?
14. What advice did she tell attendees at her lecture?
15. Where was the lecture held?
16. At what event?
17. What was she wearing?
18. What other topics were covered during her speech?
A: 1. Vivienne Westwood
2. 72
3. Queen Elizabeth II
4. famously twirled without wearing any underwear under her skirt
5. Malcolm McLaren
6. the 1970s
7. Sex Pistols manager
8. a radical new clothes shop
9. ripped t-shirts
10. "World's End"
11. London
12. The world was mismanaged and they weren't doing anything about it
13. no
14. "Buy less, choose well, make it last,"
15. London
16. Women of the World Festival
17. a sparkling, woven brown dress resembling an expensive hessian sack
18. climate change, banks, and social responsibility.
Q: (CNN) -- Newcastle's 16-year stay in the English Premier League has come to an end as a Damien Duff own goal saw them lose 1-0 at Aston Villa.

Newcastle players react after Damien Duff's own goal sees them relegated from the Premier League.

Duff deflected a 38th-minute shot from Gareth Barry past his own keeper Steve Harper to seal Newcastle's fate.

Newcastle's misery was complete when defender David Edgar was sent off for a late challenge on England winger Ashley Young.

The result meant Magpies legend Alan Shearer failed to work the miracle he was brought in to try and achieve with eight games remaining.

Newcastle will be joined in the Championship by Middlesbrough, who were beaten 2-1 at West Ham and West Bromwich Albion, whose relegation was already confirmed prior to Sunday's final matches.

Both Hull and Sunderland survived the drop, despite both also losing their final matches.

Hull were beaten 1-0 at home by a second-string Manchester United side, while Sunderland lost 3-2 at home to Chelsea in Guus Hiddink's final game in charge of the London side.

Despite escaping relegation, Sunderland manager Ricky Sbragia -- who had only been in charge for five months after Roy Keane's relegation -- announced his decision to resign at the end of their match.

Meanwhile, Newcastle have paid the price for a season of instability ever since Kevin Keegan decided to quit as manager in early September and owner Mike Ashley decided to put the club up for sale.

Joe Kinnear was brought in to try and rescue the situation until his heart problems terminated his involvement and led to former England and Newcastle striker Shearer getting the call.

Answer the following questions:
1. What league are they talking about?
2. How long has Newcastle played for them?
3. Why is his career over?
4. Name a team going to the championship?
5. Did they win their game?
6. what was the score?
7. who is the Sunderland Manager?
8. How long has he been in charge?
9. Did Joe Kinnear fix the issues they were facing?
10. Why not?
A: 1. English Premier League
2. 16 YEARS
3. unknown
4. Middlesbrough
5. no
6. 2-1
7. Ricky Sbragia
8. five months
9. no
10. his involvement was terminated
Q: CHAPTER XXIII

"On the eve of one's wedding day too."

He could not see Elsa till she was quite close to him, and even then he could only vaguely distinguish the quaint contour of her wide-sleeved shift and of her voluminous petticoats.

But his cigar had gone out, and when Elsa stood quite close to him, and softly murmured his name, he struck a match very deliberately, and held it to the cigar so that it lighted up his face for a few seconds. He wanted her to see how indifferent was the expression in his eye, and that there was not the slightest trace of a welcoming smile lurking round his lips.

Therefore he held the lighted match close to his face much longer than was necessary; he only dropped it when it began to scorch his fingers. Then he blew a big cloud of smoke out of his cigar straight into her face, and only after that did he say, speaking very roughly:

"What do you want?"

"Mother sent me, Bela," she said timidly, as she placed a trembling little hand on his coat-sleeve. "I wouldn't have come, only she ordered me, and I couldn't disobey her, so I ..."

"Couldn't disobey your mother, eh?" he sneered; "you couldn't defy her as you did me, what?"

"I didn't mean to defy you, Bela," she said, striving with all her might to keep back the rebellious words which surged out of her overburdened heart to her quivering lips. "I couldn't be unkind to Jeno and Karoly, and all my old friends, just this last evening, when I am still a girl amongst them."

Answer the following questions:
1. What was Elsa wearing that had big sleeves?
2. What else did she wear?
3. True or False: Bela wants to look unwelcoming to her.
4. What feeling did his eye show?
5. What is he smoking?
6. With what did he light it?
7. True or False: He did this as quickly as possible.
8. When did he discard the match?
9. Who sent Elsa?
10. Was it a request or an order?
11. What does Bela say Elsa has done to him?
12. Did she do the same to her mother?
13. What did he blow into Elsa's face?
14. Did he speak softly?
15. What is the name of one person Elsa did not want to be cruel to?
16. Who else?
17. Who was trembling?
18. True or False: She had to work hard not to say anything rebellious.
19. How did her heart feel?
20. What does Elsa say she is in comparison to her friends?
A:
1. shift
2. voluminous petticoats
3. True
4. indifference
5. cigar
6. a match
7. False
8. when it began to scorch his fingers
9. Her mother
10. an order
11. defy him
12. No
13. smoke
14. No
15. Bela
16. Jeno and Karoly
17. Elsa
18. Yes
19. overburdened
20. a girl