Randomised quiz

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".

1. This nation is almost entirely made up of mountains and dense forest
2. The capital sprawls out between the mountains and the coastline, but it is also surprisingly dense
3. This country has amongst the highest life expectancy in the world
4. Historically it operated a policy of isolationism, limiting relations and trade, for 265 years - up until 1868
5. There are some wonderful wildlife attractions, including macaques, cranes, deer and a whole island of rabbits
6. It is made up of 4 main islands, but more than 6000 smaller islands in total, some 260 are inhabited
7. There is an affinity for vending machines, with more than 5 million nationwide selling a variety of foods, drinks and products
8. The first high-speed rail system was established here in 1965 - a rail system able to top out near 200mph
9. The tallest mountain, Mount Fuji, is considered a Shinto sacred site
10. The flag, a simple but iconic design, represents the rising sun

Which icon marks an English Heritage site?

Logo first used: 1960

Which of these are not on the coast?

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...