1. The Marine Broadcasting Offences Act spelled the end for many pirate radio stations. When did the Act come into effect? September 1968 August 1968 August 1967 September 1967

2. In which year did Radio Caroline start broadcasting? 1961 1962 1964 1963

3. Ronan O?Rahilly, Radio Caroline?s founder, purchased a Danish ex passenger ferry to use as a radio ship. He was a huge fan of President Kennedy, and named the ship ?Caroline? in honour of Caroline Kennedy. What was the former name of this ship? Erica Fredericia Kirsten Elskede

4. ?Official? broadcasts by Radio Caroline started at noon on 28 March 1964. The first record played was ?Not Fade Away? by the Rolling Stones. Who was the DJ who hosted the first broadcast? Tony Prince John Peel Stuart Henry Simon Dee

5. Radio Caroline offered all day pop music, which was unheard of in the UK at that time. Within a year of its first broadcast, it had more listeners than all three BBC radio stations. Radio Caroline merged with Radio Atlanta, thus gaining a second ship. What was the name of this ship Mon Ami Mi Amigo Mein Freund Mijn Vriend

6. Which station broadcast from the MV Galaxy? Radio 270 Radio North Sea International Wonderful Radio London Radio Veronica

7. Which of these stations was a land based rather than an offshore radio station? Radio Mercury Radio Veronica Radio Jackie Radio 270

8. Which DJ was fired from Wonderful Radio London in 1965, and also from Radio 1 in 1970, for making disparaging remarks on air? Kenny Everett Kid Jenson Dave Cash Johnnie Walker

9. Which of these DJs did not start their broadcasting career with a pirate radio station? Noel Edmonds Ed Stewart Dave Lee Travis Tony Blackburn

10. Wonderful Radio London complied with The Marine Broadcasting Offences Act and shut down within hours of The Act coming into force. Other than its theme tune, what record was the last one played on Wonderful Radio London? "Hello Goodbye" by The Beatles "Silence is Golden" by The Tremeloes "Let The Heartache Begin" by Long John Baldry "A Day In The Life" by the Beatles