Randomised quiz

This heritage site encompasses a section of cliffs and rock formations that span the Mesozoic Era, some 185 million years of the earth's history. The fossil sites and geomorphologic features have been a part of scientific studies for over 300 years. This heritage site encompasses sections of the Jurassic Coast, taking a trip here will allow you to see such wonder spots as Durdle Door, Gad Cliff, Lyme Bay and The Spittles - but which section of our coast are we talking about?

How tall is a quail egg?

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

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?

If you were to travel in a straight line through the earth from land, you would almost certainly end up in the ocean, but there are exceptions. Where would you end up if you travelled straight through the earth from Madrid, Spain?

Time for a short hop now, departing from Bristol in the south-east on the A4, you will need to head just 5 miles before joining the A36 eastbound to enter your next destination - where are you?

Starting out just south of the city of Exeter, this road makes its way northeast along the Severn estuary, passing by Bristol and skirting along the Cotswolds before turning north near Gloucester. From here it continues through the countryside, passing Worcester before entering the urban Sprawl of Birmingham where it terminates at its junction with another major road.

Initially settled around the 13th century by Polynesians, this remote country was one of the last locations to be settled by people. While a Dutch Explorer named Abel Tasman would 'discover' it (from a European perspective) in the 17th century and James Cook would map its coastline in the mid 18th century, it wouldn't be until the mid 19th century that this country became a colony of the British Empire. Which country am I?