Another quiz where your answers depend on your other answers.

This quiz is going to explore the right, left and other functions of Excel

I read in another quiz that Bingo was played in Italy, in 1530. This made me think of the calls the caller could give. As we are playing the Roman version, there will are no B, N, G or O letters involved. All answers shall be in Roman Numbers.

I am the star of a book by Dodie Smith called "The Hundred and One Dalmatians." This quiz is all about me - Cruella de Vil

Another Handy Dandy quiz. All the puzzles have something to do with the word hand.

Eight, five, four, nine, one, seven, six, ten, three, two is how you would count to ten alphabetically in English. I call this ASAnumerics and am going to ask for numerical equivalents in English and other languages.

In other quizzes I have sorted out the numerical system and the rainbow, now it is time to alphabetise time.

Should you ever be playing Bingo in ancient Rome, here is a guide to understand what numbers the caller means. All answers will be in Roman numbers, based on British Bingo where only the numbers between 1 and 90 are used.

You need to work out the answers of the other questions to work out the answers to the quiz. There are two possible answers to most of the questions, but you only have to supply one

Only 5 questions this time. Every answer will be based on the other answers supplied in the quiz.