A) Estrildis B) Hafren C) Gwendolen D) Cornwall
A) John Rhŷs B) Brutus of Troy C) Geoffrey of Monmouth D) Arthur Granville Bradley
A) Locrin B) Corineus C) Humber the Hun D) Brutus
A) Brutus of Troy B) King Corineus C) Father Plynlimon D) Humber the Hun
A) In a palace in Cornwall B) In a cave underground C) In the kingdom of Germania D) Near the River Stour
A) Hafren B) Estrildis C) Gwendolen D) Rheidolyn
A) River Rheidol B) River Stour C) River Wye D) River Severn
A) By drowning B) In a sword fight C) He was captured and executed D) By a single arrow
A) To allow the girl to enjoy immortality B) To honor the memory of Locrin C) To spite the kingdom of Germania D) To celebrate the end of the war
A) Humber the Hun B) Brutus of Troy C) Father Plynlimon D) King Corineus
A) John Rhŷs B) Arthur Granville Bradley C) Geoffrey of Monmouth D) Brutus of Troy
A) River Stour B) River Rheidol C) River Severn D) River Wye
A) Title to the mountain of Plynlimon B) The kingdom of Lloegyr C) Palatial apartments underground D) All the territory they can cover before dark
A) East B) South C) North D) West
A) The kingdom of Cornwall B) Immortal status C) The most fertile country D) A crown of gold
A) 300 B) 500 C) 1000 D) 100
A) 1960 B) 1980 C) 1950 D) 1970
A) Shrewsbury Pride and Bewdley Belle B) River King and Bridge Runner C) Severn Star and Gloucester Queen D) Arkendale H and Wastdale H
A) Gloucester and Bristol B) Berkeley and Sharpness C) Shrewsbury and Bewdley D) Welshpool and Stourport
A) 2007 and 2019-20 B) 2005 and 2015 C) 2000 and 2010 D) 2012 and 2022
A) Shrewsbury and Diglis B) Gloucester and Bristol C) Pool Quay and Stourport D) Welshpool and Gloucester
A) British Waterways Act 1963 B) Canal & River Trust Act 2012 C) Severn Navigation Act 1842 D) Transport Act 1947
A) Alney Island B) Berkeley C) Welshpool D) Diglis
A) Low water levels B) Spring freshet C) Bridge maintenance D) Heavy traffic
A) Stourport Island B) Chapel Rock C) Lyde Rock D) Alney Island
A) South Channel B) North Channel C) West Channel D) East Channel
A) Gloucester Docks B) Upper Parting C) Llanthony Weir D) Lower Parting
A) Canal & River Trust B) Gloucester Harbour Trustees C) British Waterways Board D) Severn Commissioners
A) Diglis and Bevere B) Holt and Lincomb C) Shrewsbury and Bewdley D) Chapel Rock and Lyde Rock
A) 1906 B) 1886 C) 1856 D) 1950
A) Gloucester Transport Authority B) South Wales Railway C) British Rail D) Great Western Railway
A) Great Western Main Line B) Severn Estuary Express C) South Wales Main Line D) Gloucester Coastal Line
A) South Wales Railway B) Great Western Tunnel Route C) Severn Valley Railway D) Lydney to Newport Line
A) Five B) One C) Three D) Ten
A) Pannier tank locomotive B) Steam turbine locomotive C) Electric engine D) Diesel locomotive
A) Sparks from the steam locomotive B) Dust from the tunnel walls C) Falling debris from the track D) Heavy rain in the tunnel
A) Five pounds B) Ten shillings C) Thirty shillings D) One shilling
A) Powys B) Cardiff C) Monmouthshire D) Gwynedd
A) Welshpool B) Newtown C) Shrewsbury D) Llanidloes
A) Welshpool B) Abermule C) Llandinam D) Newtown
A) Shropshire B) Worcestershire C) Herefordshire D) Gloucestershire
A) Shrewsbury B) Bewdley C) Ironbridge D) Worcester
A) Worcester B) Bridgnorth C) Tewkesbury D) Gloucester
A) Gloucester Ferry B) Aust Ferry C) Severn Ferry D) Wales Ferry
A) Montford Bridge B) Mythe Bridge C) Over Bridge D) Bewdley Bridge
A) Haw Bridge B) Upton Town Bridge C) Holt Fleet Bridge D) Mythe Bridge
A) Queenshill Viaduct B) Haw Bridge C) Severn Bridge D) Over Rail Bridge
A) Wyre Forest B) Plynlimon C) Clent Hills D) Lake Vyrnwy
A) Stourport-on-Severn B) Bridgnorth C) Attingham Park D) Shrewsbury
A) Wyre Forest B) Plynlimon C) Clent Hills D) Lake Vyrnwy
A) Halesowen B) Stourport-on-Severn C) Wilden D) Kidderminster
A) Framilode B) Gloucester C) Over D) Chepstow
A) Bristol Avon B) Warwickshire Avon C) Little Avon D) River Teme
A) Chepstow B) Over C) Uskmouth D) Framilode
A) Mochdre Brook B) Dowles Brook C) Bechan Brook D) Sylfaen Brook
A) Chepstow B) Uskmouth C) Framilode D) Over
A) The Lyd B) Mounton Brook C) Bideford Brook D) Streams via Oldbury Pill
A) 888 B) 893 C) 900 D) 875
A) Severe flooding B) Volcanic activity C) Tectonic uplift D) Glaciation
A) Norman B) Roman C) Scandinavian D) Celtic
A) Sæfari B) fara C) faren D) sær
A) The sea B) The Irish Sea C) A glacial lake D) The Welsh border
A) river B) sea C) north D) travel
A) 220 miles B) 300 miles C) 250 miles D) 150 miles
A) Cotswolds B) Cambrian Mountains C) Snowdonia D) Pennine Hills
A) 750 m B) 610 m C) 500 m D) 400 m
A) Sabrina B) Samarosina C) Hafren D) Sæfern
A) Historia Regum Britanniae B) Domesday Book C) Anglo-Saxon Chronicle D) Magna Carta
A) The Hwicce B) The Romans C) The Normans D) The Vikings
A) Habren B) Hauren C) Hafren D) Sabrina
A) 5,000 square miles B) 2,500 square miles C) 3,200 square miles D) 4,409 square miles
A) Gloucester B) Lincomb C) Stourport D) Worcester
A) 1 mile B) 5 miles C) 2 miles D) 10 miles
A) Sharpness B) Framilode C) Lydney D) Hawford
A) Abandoned B) Broad beam C) Narrow beam D) Tidal
A) 1986 B) 1920 C) 1966 D) 2010
A) 200 B) 50 C) 129 D) 109
A) Aust Ferry Company B) P & A Campbell C) Waverley Excursions D) British Waterways
A) MV Balmoral B) Cardiff Queen C) Severn Princess D) Glen Usk
A) 1966 B) 1970 C) 1986 D) 1950
A) 2016 B) 2018 C) 2010 D) 2020
A) Shrewsbury town centre B) Worcester Cathedral C) Tewkesbury D) Ironbridge Gorge
A) Aust B) Maisemore C) Llanthony Weir D) Tewkesbury
A) The English Channel B) Bay of Fundy C) Ungava Bay D) The Thames Estuary
A) 1966 B) 1990 C) 1979 D) 1986
A) 1786 B) 1750 C) 1801 D) 1779
A) A sturgeon B) A rare water vole C) A female grey seal D) A swan
A) The Western Migration Path B) Severn-Trent flyway C) The Celtic Corridor D) The Great Britain Bird-line
A) Near the railway bridge B) The Town Square C) Dingle Gardens at the Quarry D) Shrewsbury Abbey
A) Nodens B) Poseidon C) Neptune D) Sabrina
A) The Nile B) The Danube C) The Trent D) The Thames
A) A group of pirates B) Owain Glyndŵr C) Henry V D) Edmund Mortimer
A) Gerald Finzi B) Herbert Howells C) Edward Elgar D) Ivor Gurney
A) Julian Barnes B) Brian Waters C) Ellis Peters D) A. E. Housman
A) 1954 B) 1930 C) 1923 D) 1917
A) Herbert Howells B) Ivor Gurney C) Gerald Finzi D) Edward Elgar
A) Severn Rhapsody B) Missa Sabrinensis C) Severn Tide D) The Severn Suite
A) A disgruntled poet B) A local fisherman C) A disgruntled farmer D) A retired soldier |