Answer the first fourteen questions. Then put them all together to give you a clue towards the answer to the fifteenth question, which relates to entertainment.

Listed below are twenty things you could wear. You need to find the twelve that you might wear on your head. Ignore the eight that would go on your feet.

A lot of girls' names are used as place names. Ten of these names are also used as things. Can you pick those that are things as well as places? See the special instructions for more details and an example.

As the Chalet School was forced to leave Austria after the Anschluss the girls vowed to try and keep in touch with each other, and to work for peace as far as possible. Can you put the missing words into the correct places?

These puddings have been traditional fare on a British dinner table for hundreds of years. The cover shows a simple dish of stewed fruit. How many of the rest can you recognise?

Forrest Gump meant that he never knew what he was going to get. However, if you can solve the following cryptic clues to find ten different possible chocolate centres, you shouldn't be so surprised.

But if you can find the fourteen herbs from the following mixture of herbs and spices, you might be able to grow your own.

Which of these expressions is equal to 2b for all values of b? Which is only equal to 2b for two specific values of b. Which is equal to 2b only when b = 0? It may help to solve the equation made by equating the given expression with 2b.

Many of Elinor M. Brent-Dyer's books have the name of the main character in the title. Can you match the name to the rest of the title of these ten books?

These cryptic clues all lead to synonyms of the word 'enlightenment' found in my thesaurus. How many can you work out? Will you have a light-bulb moment, or ten? For example, 'Bides odd manners about enlightenment (5-10)' leads to broad-mindedness.

The sixteen 'words' below needed to be sorted into four very different categories. But all the vowels have been changed. Can you work out what they should be, and which ones go together? For example FanTrovoe would become FunTrivia.

James "Biggles" Bigglesworth has one recurring nemesis - the German spy, Erich von Stalhein. However, he can't bring himself to hate him, and defends him at every opportunity. Eventually, they become close friends.

There are hundreds of islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Which of these are Greek islands?

Many people think of the swings in the playground when they go to the park. But there can be lots more things. What else might you find when you go in through the park gates? Can you recognise all of these?

There are many different combinations of letters used in English to make the sound 'ooh'. Sometimes those combinations are used for a different sound. In which of these words can you hear 'ooh'? Avoid the red herrings. NB I speak British English!

Each question is in two parts - the question and a picture of an item in the same category as one of the words in the answer. You need to replace the word in the answer with what you see in the picture. More details on how it works are below. Good luck!

Fifteen cryptic clues to cities in England. All the best gazetteers are arranged alphabetically, so can you solve these cryptic clues, and place the cities in the right order? See the special instructions for a further explanation.

'Simone at the Chalet School' is set in the same term as 'The School at the Chalet', but the story is told from Simone's perspective. Can you put these events into the order in which they happened to Simone? WARNING - contains spoilers.

The poem takes the form of twelve rhyming couplets about each month and what happens in it. Can you match the description of that effect to the correct month? NB The author was English.

All these song titles start with "Don't". But who was famous for singing them?

Rice and potatoes are two staple foods which are used in many different parts of the world. There are dozens of different potato or rice based dishes. Do you know which of these ten are based on rice, and which use potatoes?

You haven't missed the boat. You're not against the clock. There is no zero hour. Take your time to work out which word is missing from these idioms and use it to sort them into alphabetical order of the missing words. Take a look at the examples below.

All these expressions or titles or places are missing a number from 1 to 10. Can you put them into the correct ascending order?

The phrases below have words which are synonyms for either stop, look or listen hidden inside them. For example 'Joe lends his tools to Fred' contains 'end', which is a synonym of stop. Can you pick the right answers for the rest of the clues?