While we’re stuck indoors, why not pit your wits against our quiz? Bridgend Quiz League general secretary Steve Kingscott has put together these posers for fun – can you get them all right? For more information about the league, which is suspended during
■ 1. What wooden sporting item has a legal maximum length of 38 inches?
■ 2. Which singer appeared in the films Captain EO, Ghosts, Men in Black II & Miss Cast Away?
■ 3. What does QUANGO mean?
■ 4. The first interracial kiss on American TV appeared in which cult TV series?
■ 5. Which scientific factual weekly BBC TV show was axed in January 2003 after nearly 40 years?
■ 6. Nouakchott is the capital of which African country?
■ 7. Which legendary English football captain had the middle names Frederick Chelsea?
■ 8. What type of luxury, fishy foodstuff is Almas the world’s most expensive?
■ 9. Which US musician’s personalised number plate on one of his Rolls Royces was 88 KEYS?
■ 10. Which English motorway is approximately 118 miles long?
■ 11. Which well known revolutionary leader appeared in the film Holiday in Mexico?
■ 12. What do TV’s Battlestar Galactica and the book Moby Dick have in common?
■ 13. The Tugrik is the unit of currency in which Asian country?
■ 14. On which part of the face would a blepharoplasty operation be performed?
■ 15. What furniture system did Swede Gillis Lundgren invent in 1956?
■ 16. In 1983, which male British player won the first Wimbledon title since Fred Perry in 1936?
■ 17. What did Harry Enfield’s Loadsamoney character do for a living?
■ 18. FINA is the governing body of which international sport?
■ 19. What is the common name for the unusually shaped Araucaria tree?
■ 20. Which poet lived in Dove Cottage at Grasmere in the Lake District?
■ 21. Which scientist was offered, but turned down, the Presidency of Israel in 1952?
■ 22. By what name was designer Gabrielle Bonheur better known?
■ 23. In the song My Darling Clementine how did Clementine die?
■ 24. 433 is the highest possible score in which TV quiz show?
■ 25. In which famous road race is the slowest man of the day called a lanterne rouge?
■ 26. Which knighted actor claimed “All I need to make a comedy is a park, a policeman and a pretty girl”?
■ 27. What is the secret identity of the comic book character Barbara Gordon?
■ 28. Plovdiv and Varna are cities in which European country?
■ 29. Which Welsh resort gets its name from the French word mamelles, meaning breasts?
■ 30. Urquart Castle is on the shore of which world famous body of water?