2 What card game takes its name from the Spanish for “basket”?

3 What surname links a Pop Idol winner, a snooker player and a one-time professional wrestler?

4 Which British Prime Minister was part of the research team that invented soft-serve ice-cream, as used by Mister Softee?

5 What is the name of the theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, owned by a famous country singer and actress?

6 Which 1981 film is the only Best Picture Film Academy winner to contain all of the letters of “Oscar” in its title?

7 What name is given to any Scottish mountain with a height over 3,000 feet?

8 In France, it reads F on the cold tap. Which letter would you expect to find on the hot tap?

9 What first name was Tiger Woods given at birth?

10 What is the most southerly of the United States of America?

ANSWERS

1 Is (Is this the real life?)

2 Canasta

3 McManus (Michelle, Alan, Mick) 4 Margaret Thatcher

5 Dollywood (Dolly Parton)

6 Chariots of Fire

7 Munro (after Sir Hugh Munro, who attempted to catalogue them)

8 C (for chaud)

9 Eldrick

10 Hawaii