A round that rewards lateral thinking. Adding every visible digit on a clock face, identifying an object from its twelve pentagons and twenty hexagons, and naming the only single-colour national flag.
Anatomy, film soundtracks and a nursery rhyme fill out the rest.
- If all the visible digits on a standard clock face are added together, what figure would you get?
- What has 12 pentagonal faces and 20 hexagonal faces?
- Where is urine produced?
- The song 'I don't want to miss a thing' featured in which hit movie?
- What is the only national flag in the world to feature only one colour and no detail?
- Which mountain range is Ben Nevis in?
- In which famous nursery rhyme does the dog run away with the spoon?
- What type of pastry is used to make profiteroles?
- What year was the League of Nations formed?
- What did the United States hand over to Panama in 1977?
- 60 decibals would be equivalent to?
- Which ball is worth three points in snooker?
- The Panzer, Panther and Tiger are all types of what?
- Who did the United States purchase Alaska from?
- What is the centre of an earthquake called?
- The logo for Heineken incorporates a red what?
- What 'T' was Galileo Galilei recognized for greatly improving?
- Which war involved a wooden horse?
- Who directed 'The War of the Worlds' movie released in 2005?
- What is the capital of New South Wales, Australia?