1. In the National Eisteddfod, the highest prize is awarded for a poem in strict metre. What is this prize? 2,000 pounds A Shield A Chair A Cup

2. Written poetry in the Welsh language has been around for how long? Since the 10th century AD Since the 5th century AD Since the 1st century BC Since the 14th Century AD

3. What is particular about the traditional Welsh harp? It has four pedals It has three parallel sets of strings It is played with a bow Wales doesn't have a traditional harp

4. Many Welsh placenames begin with the prefix 'Llan', as in Llanelli, Llanbynmair and Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantisiliogogogoch. What does 'Llan' mean? Farm Church Town Castle

5. Who was the mediaeval Welsh poet who is often thought of as the Welsh Shakespeare, but whose most famous poems are beautiful, strict metre bawdy romps? Gwenallt Saunders Lewis Dafydd ap Gwilym Dylan Thomas

6. Much of the modern confidence in the Welsh language has been attributed to the establishment of S4C. What is it? A record company A pressure group A Government agency A television station

7. A major youth movement was established in the 1920's to develop leisure activities, cultural events and educational experiences for young people in the Welsh language. It is now one of the largest membership organisations of its kind in Europe. What is it called? Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg Urdd Gobaith Cymru Plaid Cymru Bwrdd yr Iaith

8. Approximately what percentage of the people of Wales speak Welsh? 19 11 28 48

9. Which monarch passed the Act of Union that stated that the Welsh language should be 'utterly extirped'? George III Victoria John Henry VIII

10. John Davies, Gwyn Alf Williams, Glanmor Williams and David Williams have all written significant books on what? Welsh musical tradition The geography of Wales Welsh poetry Welsh history