1. Which Scottish town is the site of Floors Castle, seat of the Duke of Roxburghe, as well as a 12th century abbey and one of Scotland's five horse-racing courses? Kirkcudbright Kilsyth Kelso Kirkintilloch

2. In which tourist destination would you find the Cars of the Stars Motor Museum, as well as the Cumberland Pencil Museum? Kirkby Stephen Kendal Keswick Kirkoswald

3. Which market town on the banks of the River Great Ouse has a long tradition in the fishing and seafood industries, as well as glass-making and food-processing? Kirkby Lonsdale King's Lynn Kidderminster Kettering

4. Which town in the Kingdom of Fife was the birthplace of economist Adam Smith, in 1723, and the architect Robert Adam, in 1728, and is represented in the UK parliament by Gordon Brown (Chancellor of the Exchequer in May 2007)? Kinghorn Kinross Kinglassie Kirkcaldy

5. Which northern English town is nicknamed the Auld Grey Town, and is famous for its mint cake? Kendal Knutsford Keswick Knaresborough

6. Which city on the Humber estuary is the third largest seaport in Britain after London and Liverpool? Kingston Upon Hull Kingston by Sea Kingston Upon Thames Kingston Warren

7. Which town is the capital of the Orkney Islands? Kirkwall Keith Kinlochbervie Kyle of Lochalsh

8. Which town in the English Midlands is best known for its 12th century castle, the site in 1266 of the longest siege in English history,lasting almost twelve months? Kelmscot Kettering Kenilworth Kidderminster

9. Which town near Harrogate, Yorkshire, lies on the banks of the River Nidd, and is the site of a ruined 12th century castle? Kirkby Stephen Knaresborough Kettlewell Kilburn

10. Which Worcestershire town was the site of the formation of the modern carpet industry in 1785? Kenilworth Kington Kettering Kidderminster