The answers to the first four questions are numbers, the answers to the next two questions are words, and the answers to the next three questions are numbers.
Add together the numbers in the first group to make another number. Take the first letters of the words to make a two-letter word. Then add together the numbers in the second group to make another number.
Finally, put the number, word and number together to make the answer to question ten.
1. How many digits are in a UK Bank Sort Code?
2. How many brothers does King Charles III have?
3. Since World War II, how many university-educated British Prime Ministers did not attend an Oxbridge University?
4. The European Union flag has twelve stars - how many EU countries have stars on their flags?
5. Which parts of the body are wiggled when saying the This Little Piggy nursery rhyme?
6. Which city did Adolf Hitler plan to be the capital of the UK?
7. How many months of the year begin with vowels?
8. How many colour "suits" are used in Uno?
9. Apart from two, what is the square root of four?
10. …………………………………………………………….
The answers are:
- Six (eg 12-34-56)
- Two (Prince Edward and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor)
- One (Gordon Brown – Edinburgh)
- Zero
- Toes (And the sole of the foot is tickled on the Wee Wee Wee)
- Oxford
- Three (April, August and October)
- Four (Blue, Green, Red and Yellow)
- Minus two
- The sum of the first four numbers is Nine, the first letters of the words spell To, and the sum of the last three numbers is Five – giving Nine To Five