1. Sussex has, for many years, legally been two counties. Of which is Chichester the county town and only city? West Sussex North Sussex East Sussex South Sussex

2. Which range of chalk hills runs through Sussex? North Downs South Downs Chilterns Cotswolds

3. Which Sussex resort so delighted King George V that he granted it a royal title? Bognor Newhaven Littlehampton Peacehaven

4. International touring sides from which sport traditionally play in Arundel? Association Football Cricket Rugby Union Lacrosse

5. Petworth House lies in a delightful village in northwest Sussex. The house is architecturally inspiring, but is most notable for its art collection, including several Turners. Its grounds are considered the crowning achievement of which eighteenth-century garden designer? Humphrey Repton Joseph Paxton Capability Brown John Tradescant

6. At the Battle of Hastings, in 1066, William of Normandy defeated the Saxon king Harold II and so took the crown of England. How is the location it took place at now known? Winchelsea Hastings Battle Rye

7. What attractions can you find at Leonardslee, Sheffield Park and Wakehurst Place, all in northeast Sussex? Forests Castles Stately homes Gardens

8. Lewes, county town of half of Sussex, is famed for its raucous celebrations of which annual event? Guy Fawkes' Night New Year's Eve Good Friday Shrove Tuesday

9. The City of Brighton and Hove is the largest and liveliest city in Sussex. On which of its piers can you ride the funfair attractions? Worthing Pier Chain Pier Palace Pier West Pier

10. Which British monarch popularised the resort of Brighton and built the distinctive Royal Pavillion in his youth? William IV William III George III George IV