1. Which Scottish town was the site of a bloody battle between Covenanters and Roundheads in 1650, but is nowadays better known as the home of the Belhaven Brewery? Dunbar Dumbarton Dingwall Dumfries

2. Which port in south west England is home to the Britannia Royal Naval College? Dawlish Dartmouth Dorchester Devonport

3. Which northern English town has an 11th century cathedral and castle, as well as a University founded in 1832? Dewsbury Darlington Durham Doncaster

4. Which town on the River Clwyd was county town of a historical county of the same name until 1974? Dolgellau Denbigh Dunvant Dinas

5. Which city on the River Derwent is home to the Rolls-Royce company? Daventry Derby Dunstable Dudley

6. Which Kent port is famous for its white cliffs and its 12th century castle? Answer: (One Word - 5 letters, begins with D)

7. Opened in 1825, the world's first permanent steam locomotive public railway ran from Stockton to which town? Darlington Durham Doncaster Dewsbury

8. Which British city is nicknamed the City of Discovery, and was famed for the three Js of jam, jute and journalism? Answer: (One Word - 6 letters, begins with D.)

9. Which Scottish town is nicknamed the "Queen of the South", and contains a statue of the poet Robert Burns who lived there from 1791 until his death in 1796? Dumfries Dunblane Duns Dunfermline

10. Which county town was the home of the novelist Thomas Hardy, and was the site of a "bloody assize" conducted by Judge Jeffreys in 1685? Devizes Dorchester Dorking Didcot