Randomised quiz

Our mapmaker decided to round his journey out city and town hopping, but has forgotten the name of the body of water that separates these settlements - it is marked by a question mark on the map but do you know its name?

Round 13 - The Final Words

The end is near - with the final curtain about to drop, each of these films has one last line to deliver, but can you identify which screenshot goes to which film?

Lancaster Castle to Carlisle Castle

In the Twelve Days of Christmas, how many gifts are given in total?

Due to its ability to aid in cavity prevention, what is commonly added to tap water?

A merchant and politician of the parish of St Michael Paternoster Royal, this person is the real-life inspiration for a famous English folk tale. They were four times Lord Mayor of London, a member of parliament and a Sheriff of London. They funded a number of public projects and formed a charity using their fortune after their death. There is a memorial to this person, complete with a statue of a cat, at the foot of Highgate hill in North London.

The folk tale is that of a person who is born a poor orphan in Lancashire, who sets off to London in search of their fortune, following the promise of streets paved with Gold. The reality was less kind, but they found their way into the home of a wealthy merchant who gave them lodging and a job in the kitchens. In some versions, they lived in the attic of the merchant's house which was infested with mice but using a cat they bought for a penny while shining shoes they were able to keep the rodent problem under control. They would give up the cat to a trade ship that belonged to the merchant, under various circumstances depending on which story you are reading, but generally, they hoped to sell the cat for profit and to improve their life.

They would eventually leave their job and home, fleeing the city but eventually being called back by London's bells tolling three times. During this time, the ship made land off the Barbary Coast, where the entire cargo was purchased by a Moorish king. At a banquet held by the king, vermin swarmed them, where the cat proved its worth by chasing and destroying them - overjoyed at the demonstration and finding out the cat was pregnant, the king paid more (in some accounts, 10 times more) for the cat than the entire cargo stock. Upon its return to England, the merchant would sit this person down, addressing them formally and explaining that this person was now even richer than the merchant was. This person would marry the merchant's daughter and join them in business, in time they would become Lord Mayor of London three times, as the bells predicted. Their acts of charity included building a collage, a church and a prison for the city.

This tourist attraction towering over a Lancashire town is an iconic piece of architecture recognised by anyone who has taken the time to visit. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, this 518-foot amalgamation of steel, iron and bricks has been acting as a radio tower and observation deck since 1894 - if you want views over the town and into the Irish Sea this is the attraction for you.

The largest tidal variation in the world?

HINT: Located between Nova Scotia and Brunswick, the Bay of Fundy holds the title for largest tidal variation with a peak difference between low and high tide of 53 feet.