A round steeped in British television and everyday knowledge. Weatherfield, Del Boy's three-wheeler, greyhound trap colours and the bingo call for thirteen.
Natural history breaks it up, with penguin species and a true-or-false about the intestines.
- What is the number three in German?
- Which British TV soap is based on the residents of Weatherfield?
- Which three-wheeled vehicle did the character Delboy from the famous sitcom Only Fools and Horses drive?
- The small intestine is longer than the large intestine?
- What colour jacket is worn by the dog in trap one in British greyhound racing?
- Macaroni, Yellow-eyed and Chinstrap are all species of what?
- Which bingo number is associated with the phrase 'unlucky for some'?
- How many keys are there on a full size piano?
- What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet?
- From which make of vehicle did Dr Emmit Brown build a time machine in the Back to the Future movies?
- Which body part can be placed before the following words: drum, ache, ring?
- What is a ham and pineapple pizza typically known as?
- Who played Michael Knight in the TV series Knight Rider?
- Which star sign is represented by the symbol of the crab?
- What word can precede eye, cage, mountain?
- Which of the following flags does not feature the Union Jack?
- The design concept for the Smart Car was inspired by?
- Which body part can be placed before coat?
- What food does the Giant Panda’s diet mainly consist of?
- The average human body has more than 200 muscles?