Randomised quiz

Culloden Battlefield is a National Trust for Scotland property where the Battle of Culloden took place - this was during the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Today, the site is a museum, a collection of memorials and cairns. The battle obviously took place in its namesake, but which city is Culloden just east of?

In the early 20th century, a race between two groups of explorers had begun: a race to the south pole. On one side, was Robert Falcon Scott and his team, who would lose the race by roughly 1 month before eventually losing his life too. But who won that race?

A natural wonder of the world that is as dramatic as it is beautiful, Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage site situated in the Gulf of Tonkin, northwest of the South China Sea. The name translates to 'Descending Dragon' and the area is recognisable for its towering karsts (towering rocks formed by the dissolution of soluble rocks, but these are perhaps some of the most impressive examples), multiple islands and floating villages that make for a patchwork of hidden gems amongst the sparkling waters. In order to experience the bay in all of its glory,  where would you need to travel?

On which river would you find the cities: Bonn, Basel, Mannheim, Vaduz?

Which county surrounds the Principality of Monaco?

I'm sure you are already familiar with Yr Wyddfa, or Snowdon, as Wale's tallest mountain - What is the next tallest?

Playwright and Poet William Shakespeare was born in...

Which is Pixar's highest-grossing film?

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Sir Steve Redgrave has an incredible record - 5 consecutive Olympic Gold medals, three Commonwealth golds and nine World Championship golds - what discipline did he compete in?