Randomised quiz

An explorer, captain, privateer, slave trader, naval officer and politician, this person lived a life that saw all corners of the globe - famously circumnavigating the entire world in a single expedition, the third person to manage it. They would establish a claim to "New Albion" for England on the west coast of modern-day USA, and following this would be infamous as a privateer against the Spanish earning him a huge bounty on their head as well as the nickname "El Draque". Other achievements include earning a knighthood and being named mayor of Plymouth, as well as acting as second-in-command under Charles Howard in the battle against the Spanish Armada of 1588.

Round 13 - The Final Words

The end is near - with the final curtain about to drop, each of these films has one last line to deliver, but can you identify which screenshot goes to which film?

A beach almost completely covered in cockle shells?

HINT: The beach is found in a region known as Shark Bay, 45 miles southeast of Denham. Cockles thrive in the area due to the high salinity of the waters keeping their predators at bay.

Standing as the tallest statue in the world, the Statue of Unity is an 182 metre (597 feet) tall depiction of a statesman and independence activist. Overlooking the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River, it is a tourist draw that has even outpaced the Statue of Liberty at times

The first of the house of Tudor from the Welsh Tudors of Penmynydd, and the first Welsh monarch of England and Ireland. Born in Pembroke castle, their ascent to the throne would not be simple, with the War of the Roses raging on between many members of their family and the opposing house of York - they would spend time in exile in Brittany for many years, preparing a return. They seized the crown in 1485 with the aid of France, Wales and Scotland at the battle of Bosworth Field, marking the end of the rule of the Plantagenet line with the death of Richard III, and solidified their claim by marrying a member of the house of York. They would be the last king to take the throne in battle, but their reign would be one of stability following the brutal civil war - a leader who focused on growing the country's economy and raising new revenues and taxes. They for the most part succeeded in achieving peace and prosperity, reigning for nearly 24 years and transferring the crown peacefully to their son in 1509.

Departing from the southern edge of Loch Ness at Fort Augustus, head North-East along the A82, following the shoreline of Loch Ness as far as you can go, snaking through villages like Lewiston before following the River Ness all the way to your final destination, 32 miles later - where are you?

Round 3 - Extreme Letterbox...

See if you can identify the film using just a narrow strip of a single frame...