Randomised quiz

Logo first used: 1994

1. Remember that one country previously that bordered two microstates? Well, this one also borders two microstates!
2. It is a nation of lakes, with more than 1000
3. This country contains mainland Europe's only active volcanos
   
4. The people have a love for coffee - consuming literally billions of espressos per year
5. A country of immense history, but its modern incarnation would not form through a union of individual states until the 1860s
6. Its northern border is almost completely lined by mountains
7. This country's impact can be felt around Europe and around the Mediterranean, thanks to its ancient empire
8. ...with remnants of its empire visible as far away as the United Kingdom, Syria and Jordan
9. One of the most popular tourist destinations, outside the capital, is Lagoon City - a city built on islands in a bay with waterways forming the main method of transportation
10. The national dishes are particularly iconic - some sources list pasta, others list pizza, but either way, they are spectacular choices

Which of these is actually an island, not linked to the mainland in any way?

This Wiltshire based landmark could accidentally be mistaken for rubble, but its prehistoric design potentially hides greater mysteries - we may not know exactly what its original purpose was but it certainly makes for amazing photos at sunrise or sunset. This unmistakable icon of England combines with a large number of neighbouring archaeological sites within an area of around 30-miles to form a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Departing from the southern edge of Loch Ness at Fort Augustus, head North-East along the A82, following the shoreline of Loch Ness as far as you can go, snaking through villages like Lewiston before following the River Ness all the way to your final destination, 32 miles later - where are you?

What is the largest national park in the UK?