Randomised quiz

South Stack Lighthouse has sat alone atop a small rocky island since 1809, protecting passing ships from the dangers below. The approach to South Stack is mostly serene countryside, but it neighbours a major settlement, the destination of most of the passing ships, which town is it?

Which is further north?

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!

By zipping all around the United Kingdom our mapmaker has once again forgotten where he has been - which city, marked by a question mark, is missing from the below map?

What is the longest river in the UK?

In which year did Apple release the first iPod?

You know when a river is described as "important for Salmon and Whisky production" it is going to be in Scotland. Another Scottish river born of a loch sharing its name, the river descends through the countryside heading east before once again expanding as it arrives at a dam. The flows beyond the dam continue through the countryside, turning north and passing through Loch Insh and meets with the river Druie at Aviemore, before continuing on to join the Sea - somewhere familiar to anyone who has visited the WDC Scottish Dolphin Centre. It may not pass through many major settlements, but it is the fastest flowing river in Scotland, and its distilleries produce more Whisky than those in any other region.

Which of the following islands is a part of France?