Randomised quiz

The golden sands of the entirely artificial Palm Islands?

HINT: The Palm Jumeirah is host to a collection of homes and residences, it comprises long outstretching leaves from the central trunk to represent a palm, with a ring island around the outside to act as a breakwater. Using land Reclamation, the islands were completed somewhere between 2006-2009.

The pet of Llywelyn the Great, King of Gwynedd, this story starts with the king returning from hunting to find his child gone, its cradle overturned and this pet covered in blood. Coming to the natural conclusion that the animal had ravaged the child, he draws his sword and kills it. Shortly afterwards, the king hears the sound of his child crying under its cradle, where the king discovers the body of a wolf that his pet had protected his child from. The king would never smile again, forever haunted by the yelp of his dying pet, and would honour his pet with a lavish burial ceremony. While there is some debate around the legend, even if you haven't heard this story you have almost certainly heard this animal's name, given its grave sits in the heart of a Gwynedd village that also bears its name...

Round 11 - Name the song from the video

You leave once again from the capital, heading west but this time along the A90/A9000 for 7 miles, crossing the Forth of Firth before joining the M90 northbound at junction 18. It is a quick 5-mile hop to junction 3, where you depart westbound on the A907/Halbeath Road to arrive shortly are your destination - where are you?

An icon of the London skyline, which of these is England's tallest building?

Round 10 - From first to last

These are film and TV stills, showing their opening shot and closing shot merged into one, all you need to do is correctly identify the what is being shown...

This road begins at the meeting of many major roads in the heart of Belfast, it heads north and turns west to quickly leave the city and head out towards the northern shores of Lough Neagh at Antrim where it briefly disappears. It starts again at Ballymena, but it barely exists for 4 miles before terminating completely just north of Ballymena. A short journey, but there are only so many major roads in Northern Ireland, and of the motorways are little more than spurs, making this the second longest on the land...