1. Thora Hird was born in Morecombe, Lancashire, on May 28, 1911. At what age did she make her first stage appearance? Three years Two months One year Six months

2. Although Thora Hird started her career on the stage in Repertory Theatre, she is mainly remembered for her television comedy roles. Which of the listed shows did she not appear in? Nearest and Dearest In Loving Memory Meet the Wife Hallelujah

3. Throughout her life Thora Hird was a committed Christian. Which Sunday evening television show did she host on a regular basis? Songs of Praise Praise Be! Heart and Soul Sunday Halfhour

4. Thora Hird made her film debut in 1942 in a movie called 'The Black Sheep of Whitehall'. This came about because she was seen on stage by a well established actor at the time. Who 'discovered' Thora? Kenneth Moore Will Hay George Formby John Mills

5. As a very young girl Thora Hird started to make the occasional appearance on stage. When she left school though, she had to get a 'proper job'. Where did she work? Accountants office A cotton mill Solicitors office Local shop

6. During her career Thora Hird received three BAFTA's, (British Academy for Film and Television Arts). Two of these were for the same series. Can you name it? Last of the Summer Wine Flesh and Blood The First Lady Talking Heads

7. In 1979 Thora Hird took on a role in a television comedy about a wife inheriting her recently deceased husband's business. The show ran for five series. Can you recall what it was called? Ours Is A Nice House In Loving Memory The First Lady The Boys and Mrs B

8. In 1966 Thora Hird was offered her first serious television role in a BBC production of 'Romeo and Juliet'. Which part did she play? Rosaline Lady Montague Lady Capulet Nurse

9. We cannot mention Thora Hird without bringing up 'Last Of The Summer Wine'. In 1985 a new character was being introduced during the Christmas special. Thora was offered the part of this new characters relative. What relation was she? Mother Aunt Wife Sister

10. Despite being a committed, Christian Thora Hird took on a role in 1983, that looked at the comedic side of a religious organisation. It was an organisation which was close to her heart. Which one was it? The Salvation Army The Boys Brigade The Church Army National Prayer Network