Randomised quiz

The England-Wales border from top to bottom (Alternatively, roughly Deeside/Chester area to Chepstow)

"The Maiden City"

"Stroke City"

This natural limestone arch is possibly the most memorable location along the Jurassic Coast in Dorset. Golden Sandy beaches give you a perfect view of the natural wonder, or you can view it from the cliffs above to soak up this gigantic piercing hole in the section of rock that juts out into the sea.

Round 8 - A Snapshot, or 4, of a director

In each question you will be given 4 stills, use these to identify the director correctly...

Approximately how many varieties of apples are known to exist?

This river is a tricky one to discuss because it manages to change its name partway through. It seems hard to pinpoint exactly why this happens, but as a bonus for you, I will give you the first part of this rivers name. Springing at Ure head, the River Ure is a 74-mile river curving around the North/North-East edge of the Yorkshire Dales before passing near the city of Ripon. Eventually, the Ure meets with a stream and partially assumes its second name. Our new river heads straight through the city of York before angling further south to meet with another river to form the Humber. This river spends a good portion of its time in the countryside or passing via smaller settlements, but tourists in York are never far from this river, whether you are standing atop Clifford's Tower, exploring the grounds of the Yorkshire Museum or walking in Rowntree Park.

These strange beings from Celtic mythology are shapeshifting seals who can transform into human form. These tales originate from the Northern Isles of Scotland and have found their way into many folktales, with the females of these creatures being lured into relationships with humans by someone stealing their sealskin. There are plenty of legends relating to them from all around Shetland and Orkney, but even further beyond to the Faroe Islands, Ireland and even Iceland.

Round 2 - How the song starts...

Given the opening lyric of a song, can you successfully identify the song? This will only count the first actual lyric of the song, so no "Woos" and "Yeahs" here!

A few stolen moments is all that we share

In which year was the Marathon chocolate bar renamed Snickers in the UK?