1. Tom Jones - Singer
2. Ryan Giggs - Footballer
3. Shirley Bassey - Singer
4. David Lloyd George - Prime Minister
5. Catherine Zeta Jones - Actress
6. Griff Rhys Jones - Actor
7. Matthew Pritchard - Skateboarder/Comedian

1. Baritsu - Japanese wrestling style used by Sherlock Holmes
2. Ecky-Thump - A Lancastrian martial art from The Goodies using black puddings as weapons
3. Tsunkastse - A martial art from Star Trek Voyager
4. Moo-Gi-Gon - A martial art used by the Green Arrow
5. Do - A martial art known only to wareworlves in the White Wolf series of tabletop RPGs
6. Saikyo - a fictional form of Shotokan Karate used by Dan Hibiki in the Street Fighter games
7. Insult swordfighting - Employed in the Monkey Island series of games

1. Talladega Superspeedway - 2.66 miles
2. Daytona International Speedway - 2.50 miles
3. Indianapolis Motor Speedway - 2.50 miles
4. Watkins Glen International - 2.45 miles
5. Michigan International Speedway - 2.00 miles
6. Auto Club Speedway - 2.00 miles
7. Atlanta Motor Speedway - 1.54 miles

1. Atepomarus - Sun God
2. Robur - Oak Tree God
3. Dis Pater - Underworld God
4. Lenus - Healing God
5. Abellio - Apple Tree God
6. Taranis - Thunder God
7. Cissonius - Trade God

1. Biter - A stone that barely touches the outside of the 12 foot ring
2. Burn - To accidentally touch a moving stone
3. Die! - A call given by the skip for the sweepers to stop sweeping a rock
4. Kizzle kazzle - A delivered stone that is intentionally wobbled to compensate for water, slush or snow on the ice surface
5. Port - A space between two stones just wide enough for a delivered stone to pass through
6. Stacking the brooms - Slang for socializing with teammates and opponents, often over a drink, after a game
7. Wick - A shot where the played stone touches a stationary stone just enough that the played stone changes direction

1. Cloves
2. Hydro-Carbons
3. Willow
4. Z Cars
5. Iceland
6. Green
7. DOC/COD

1. Ed Leigh
2. Wilf O’Reilly
3. Colin Bryce
4. Rob Walker
5. Rhona Martin
6. Sue Barker
7. Graham Bell