1. Which English children's programme in the 1950s always began with the words, "In the Lands of the North, where the black rocks stand guard against the cold sea, in the dark night that is very long, the men of the Northlands sit by their great log fires and they tell a tale .." ? Noggin the Nog Nooka and Ronf Nogbad the Bad Noggin the Nag

2. Who wrote and directed the film ?Son of Rambow?? Edgar Wright Garth Jennings Mike Figgis Sylvester Stallone

3. What was the name of the Liberal prime minister who was involved in many heated debates with the Tory Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli? Viscount Palmerston Viscount Castlereagh George Canning William Gladstone

4. Which country won the 2007 Rugby Union World Cup hosted by France? The winning team beating England in the final of course. New Zealand Australia Wales South Africa

5. Stanley Kubrick's famous film about the Vietnam War, "Full Metal Jacket", was filmed in which country? Wales England Scotland Northern Ireland

6. In the 1953 floods in Norfolk UK the sea first broke through the defences in which village? Stalham Great Yarmouth Sea Palling Wroxham

7. The Australian Television Awards are called the Logies named after John Logie Baird, the inventor of the world's first working television system. However, what was his nationality? Northern Irish Welsh Scottish English

8. Britain was once a part of the Holy Roman Empire. However, in the year 325 it was the only region of the Empire not to attend which of the following ecumenical councils? Constantinople I Chalcedon Nicaea I Ephesus I

9. Darts is a traditional British pub game which is often enjoyed with a pint of beer or real ale. However, which of the following is the lowest value that is impossible to achieve with just one dart? 24 21 23 22

10. Britain is a multicultural country with a wide range of religions particularly in urban areas. Which of the following religions has a place of worship, relatively widespread in Britain, known as a Gurdwara? Sikhism Mormons (LDS) Buddhism Jehovah's Witnesses