1. What was the approximate population of Cardiff in the 2001 census? 500,000 350,000 750,000 275,000

2. Cardiff has a team in European and Celtic countries rugby union competitions. It's named after the plural of which colour? Red Blue White Amber

3. Most citizens of Cardiff use an unusual form of thanks to bus drivers when alighting from the vehicle. What is it? Utmost gratitude, my good fellow. Diolch yn fawr,gyrrwr. Ta, me old cocksparrer. Thanks Drive!

4. All the statues spaced around the walls of Cardiff Castle are of one category. Which? Animals Past Mayors of Cardiff British Monarchs Welsh Rugby heroes

5. In which of its suburbs is Cardiff's cathedral situated? Llandaff Lisvane Splott Rhiwbina

6. The Welsh Rugby team plays its home matches right in the middle of Cardiff. What name is given to the stadium constructed for the 1999 Rugby Union World Cup? Arms Park Millennium Sophia Gardens Principality

7. Although rugby union is the most popular sport in Wales, Cardiff also possesses a good football(soccer) team. What is its nickname? Swans Bluebirds Chaffinches Ospreys

8. Cardiff's main train station for journeys outside of Wales is called Cardiff Central. It also, however, has another station for local trains named after Cardiff's main shopping street.What is its name? Castle Street Hayes Bridge Newport Road Queens Street

9. A small street in the centre of Cardiff has been nicknamed 'Chippy Lane' because of the variety of take away food one can find there after the pubs and clubs close. What is its real name? Golate Bute Street Caroline Street Frederick Street

10. Cardiff's waterfront has been built on extensively since a barrage was built to stop the River Taff flowing out to sea. Under the name of Cardiff Bay, it has become a prime site for up market housing and commercial development. The area had a different name (and reputation!) previously. What was it? The Docks Tiger Bay. Temperance Town Port Cardiff