Question 1:
What connects the letter, 'P' with the number 92220?

Question 2:
How might an argentine mariner, the number eleven at Bingo and the symbol of one of the British Isles have helped the man with the swollen feet?

Question 3:
What connects a snappy little canine, a small wading bird (with tea), a Welsh wizard of Oz, a condiment associated with Norwich, and a clerical gentleman?

Question 4:
Which is the odd one out and why? A fish, a dirty looking sea captain, the seeress of Knaresborough, the god of the Muses, a bird with an unlovely song, the Mona Lisa, and a punctuation mark.

Question 5:
Where, in a two dimensional context, might you find, among others, Merlin, Matilda or Maud, Augustus, Romeo and Juliet, the crusading monk of Amiens and the Grim Reaper.

Question 6:
In what way does Venta Belgarum connect two fraternal demon hunters, a weapon that was the occidental winner, the New Vaudeville Band and a persuasive author?

Question 7:
What is next in this sequence: nothing, perdix in pirus communis, followed by another of the same, then a brace of Streptopelia turtur turur, trois poules, V anuli of 79?

Question 8:
Where might you find together, Ella and her friend Patricia, a punctuation mark, a quadrilateral, the Greek goddess of the rainbow, a strict hesitation, a cuckoo, half a diameter, one that's anonymous and a Greek hero with a number of college tutors?

Question 9:
What is the musical connection here: boron, Ohio, ?=mc², one thousand, Iowa, nitrogen,
rhodium, , , zero, deuterium and yttrium?

Question 10:
How does the Sillitoe tartan connect the first Canterbury pilgrim, the owner of an eye in Lincoln Cathedral, a Governor of the Bank of England, Corvus frugilegus frugilegus, Bloody Mary and some not-quite-crustaceans?

Bonney

Chromium

Copper

Fuzz

Gold

Juno

Morgan

Nickel

Omaha

Peeler

Read

Silver

Sweeney

Sword

Teach

Utah