1. Lincolnshire is divided into three traditional regions. Which of these is NOT one of them? Lindsey Fenland Kesteven Holland

2. Although Lincolnshire is often though of as a flat county, there is a delightful range of hills in the north east, known as the: Chilterns Dales Wolds Moors

3. For which product is the large town of Scunthorpe best known? Steel Wheat Beef Wool

4. Grimsby is a fishing port in north-east Lincolnshire. But did the local MP really change his name to Austin Haddock to promote the local industry? Yes No

5. Which famous Prime Minister came from the town of Grantham, in south-west Lincolnshire? Tony Blair Harold Wilson Winston Churchill Margaret Thatcher

6. Skegness, a traditional seaside resort, has been advertised since the early 1900s with the 'Jolly Fisherman' and which unlikely slogan? ‘Skegness – endless fun’ ‘Skegness – is so bracing’ ‘Skegness – resort of kings’ ‘Skegness – nicer than Nice’

7. Boston, once England’s second wealthiest town, traded with the Hanseatic League through its docks. How were they known? Dockyard Backyard Squareyard Steelyard

8. Crowland, or Croyland, lies in the fens. In the centre of the village is a unique, three-sided: Castle Market Hall Bridge Chapel

9. A castle and cathedral atop a steep hill dominate the city of Lincoln. Which character can you spot in the glorious Gothic cathedral? Lincoln Angel Lincoln Giant Lincoln Imp Lincoln Devil

10. Lincoln is full of historic buildings. One, on the main road up the hill, is a twelfth century house. How is it popularly known? Parson's House Jew's House Merchant's House Prince's House