Below are all the answers, so make sure you've completed all the questions before looking below. How did you do? The Royals answers who was reduced to a mass of blue-grey mottled flesh after skinny-dipping between Old Mill Road and Scotch?

who lampooned the archbishop when pronouncing the grace “Great praise to God and little laud to the devil”?whose parent did the son of Ecgtheow decapitate, having swum to the bottom of the monster-infested lake?

England were crowned T20 champions of the world at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup this year, but which England player was voted both Player of the Match in the final as well as Player of the Tournament?

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in what was one of the protagonists’ inappropriate liking for offal, and especially grilled mutton kidneys, revealed? King Arthur (Nigel Terry) draws Excalibur in the 1981 film of that name (see question 6:1). Photograph: Allstar/Warner Bros 6 Where: Which two TV presenters were accused of jumping the queue to see Queen Elizabeth II's coffin lying in state? A stray cat given which name was flown from Qatar to be rehomed in the UK after being adopted by the Three Lions squad?

Prince William, Kate, George, Charlotte and Louis moved out of Kensington Palace this year - which UK town do they now call home? The quiz has been published in The Guardian Newspaper just before Christmas since 1951 and has quite a devoted following. Answers are published in the same newspaper towards the end of January. what little place is noted for the making of lace, for drunkenness, for freedom of language and for unparallel political discussion? This article was amended on 16 March 2021 to remove a term not in accordance with the Guardian’s style guide.Meryl Streep as Sarah Woodruff in the 1981 film adaptation of The French Lieutenant’s Woman. Photograph: c Everett Collection/Rex which vessel’s Antarctic adventure would be recalled 141 years later in an infinitely more rarefied atmosphere? Between October 2020 and 2022 how much did the price of Heinz tomato ketchup increase by? (squeezy bottle) 3%, 23% or 53%? who started a six-year sentence for sedition, but would be released after two years owing to appendicitis? who was accorded full military honours when he arrived in Paris in 1976, centuries after his death?

Following the Queen's death in September, her corgis were passed to another member of the royal family - who? claimed that he had been taller, but was worn away by the anxieties and struggles of the Reform bill?

Who substituted himself for the shrouded corpse of his friend, and after removal from the castle was thrown into the sea? Emperor Napoleon III’s (his son Louis Napoleon was killed fighting for the British in the Zulu war, 1879) A Latin phrase is always printed at the top of the quiz: “Scire ubi aliquid invenire possis ea demum maxima pars eruditionis est”. Freely translated, this means ‘The greatest part of knowledge is knowing where to find something’. However, be warned – using Google or a similar search engine may not always deliver the expected results! Masquerade … Leah Whitaker, Matthew Horne and Ellie Beaven in Charley’s Aunt by Brandon Thomas at Menier Chocolate Factory, London, in 2012. Photograph: Tristram Kenton/The Guardian 11