Randomised quiz

This next river starts its flow from near Syresham in Northamptonshire, from which it meanders into Buckinghamshire where it comes to form the northern edge of Milton Keynes before bisecting Bedford and making its way gradually north. The river splits into man-made sections, with the old and new Bedford Rivers, bolting out in straight lines whereas the river continues in a more leisurely path through Ely before meeting back with the canals. Finally, it passes through King's Lynn before joining the sea at The Wash. This is another river that looks great from above, with the canal systems and lakes making for a striking landscape. But even on the ground, whether visiting National Trust's Houghton Mill, walking St Ives bridge or exploring the grounds at Stantonbury Manor, there is still plenty of beauty to be discovered!

Round 3 - Somethings Missing...

All of the following are stills from famous movies, but in each image something has been removed. All you need to do is tell us what it is!

A group of three staggering waterfalls in the Niagara Gorge come together to form the wonder that is Niagara Falls. Some 3,160 tons of water flow over the falls every second, draining water from Lake Erie and producing a substantial amount of hydroelectric power in the process. These massive horseshoe falls forms the border between Canada and the United States - but in which two of their respective states are the falls?

This river probably has one of the coolest sounding sources of all: it rises at Black Fell Moss, Mallerstang on the high ground between High Seat and Hugh Seat. The river here forms the boundary between Cumbria and North Yorkshire. It makes its way north out of the Yorkshire Dales before taking a hard left to travel west through Carlisle before heading to the Solway Coast via the River Esk Channel. This river takes an exciting route to explore, not just because of its time in the Dales but you can also go see things like Carlisle Castle, Wetheral Priory and Caves, Kirkoswald Castle, Lacy's Caves, National Trust Acorn Bank and so much more, all within a stones-throw of the riverbank.

Who was banned by the US Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences from attending the Oscars due to their poor behaviour in 2022?

Round 9 - Famous Guitars

Each of the following guitars has an owner who is unquestionably well-known within the world of musicians - all you need to do is identify them.

A noble person of Anglo-Saxon Britain and a patron of various churches and monasteries, this person is quite real but they are most famous for a specific legend. They were said to have been a champion of the people of Coventry, who were suffering under the extreme taxation of their spouse. After many appeals, their spouse finally relented with a deal: the spouse would lower the tax if this person rode naked through the town and to the crowded marketplace. This person agreed, stripped naked and mounted a horse, with their long hair covering everything except their legs - as a result, their spouse freed the town of taxation on all items except horses. While you try to name the person in question, the legend actually gave birth to another infamous name in English history, it is said that a man named Thomas saw the ride and was struck blind or dead (depending on the retelling) - this addition birthed the name "Peeping Tom".

Westminster Abbey is traditionally seen as the final resting place of monarchs, when was the last monarch buried there?