Randomised quiz

Round 10 - From first to last

These are film and TV stills, showing their opening shot and closing shot merged into one, all you need to do is correctly identify the what is being shown...

Primarily situated around the Hudson and East Rivers where they collide with the Atlantic Ocean, and directly bordering other cities (including cities in neighbouring states), this major international hub for business and culture is world renowned for various reasons. It is perhaps best recognised for its combination of a large rectangular park central to an array of towering high-rises, sprawling out in all directions (at least, as far as the water will allow them). The most recognisable stretches are around its midtown and financial districts, with the tallest skyscrapers in and around these areas. But beyond the buildings are plenty of other iconic vistas, including a statue dedicated to its independence and freedom sitting in the bay, on Liberty Island.

1. The largest exporter of coffee in the world
2. It celebrates its Independence Day on the 7th of September
3. The flag contains 27 stars, as well as the national motto
4. The capital city is only the 5th largest
5. The national language is Portuguese
6. The vast majority of the Amazon Rainforest resides within its borders
7. It is the 7th most populous nation on earth
   
8. The nation is famous for its carnival held on the Friday before Ash Wednesday
9. It is the largest country, by both size and population, in South America
10. The statue Cristo Redentor casts its roughly 100-foot shadow over the largest city in this country

Our final river is born of two streams, Daer Water and Potrail Water - you might not be aware of these but you could have passed them while walking the Southern Upland Way. The river makes its way north, following roads and passing by hamlets and villages until before carving straight through Glasgow centre before meeting the sea at a confluence with several lochs and a Firth sharing the river's name. Take some time when in the area to see the Scottish Wildlife Trust maintained falls along this river, explore RSPB Baron's Haugh or while wandering the grounds at Bothwell Castle.

Round 10 - From first to last

These are film and TV stills, showing their opening shot and closing shot merged into one, all you need to do is correctly identify the what is being shown...

Two varieties of trees currently compete for the accolade of oldest: the Great Basin bristlecone pine and the Patagonian cypress - both are estimated to be around the same age, approximately how old are these trees?

Hawkstone - Home to the likes of Hawkstone Lager, Hawkstone IPA and Hawkstone Breeze