7 highest earning DJs over the past year

1. Tiësto — $22 million
2. Skrillex — $15 million
3. Swedish House Mafia — $14 million
4. David Guetta — $13.5 million
5. Steve Aoki — $12 million
6. Deadmau5 — $11.5 million
7. DJ Pauly D — $11 million

7 events that used to be in the olympics

1. Swimming obstacle race
2. Tug-of-war
3. Live pigeon shooting
4. Rope climb
5. Croquet
6. One hand weightlifting
7. Motorboating

7 facts about watermelons

1. Watermelons have been harvested in Egypt for 5 000 years, and the fruit is depicted in hieroglyphics on walls of ancient buildings.
2. According to Wikipedia there are more than 1200 varieties of watermelon.
3. A watermelon contains about 6% sugar and 92% water by weight.
4. The world’s largest watermelon was produced by the Lloyd Bright family from Hope in Arkansas in the summer of 2005. It weighed 268.8 pounds.
5. In Japan they’ve figured out a way to produce square watermelons in order to make them easier to store in the refrigerator.
6. Follow your nose to the best cantaloupe melon. Sniff the blossom end opposite the stem to discover ripeness. A ripe cantaloupe will have a noticeable sweet smell.
7. The rind of watermelon can be stewed or served as pickles.

7 misleading animal names

1. Electric Eel - It's a fish, not an eel
2. Mountain Goat - Not a true goat
3. Maned Wolf - Not a wolf
4. Horny Toad - It's a lizard
5. King Cobra - Not a cobra
6. Mayfly - Tends to hatch in June
7. Peacock Mantis Shrimp - Not a peacock or a mantis... or a shrimp

7 cigarette brands not available in the UK

1. Rambler
2. Black Devil
3. Viceroy
4. Karo
5. Newport
6. Pueblo
7. Alpine

7 of Spider-man's enemies

1. Doctor Octopus
2. Green Goblin
3. Venom
4. Sandman
5. Electro
6. Kingpin
7. Mysterio

7 words of Indian origin

1. Bangle
2. Dungarees
3. Shampoo
4. Veranda
5. Bungalow
6. Juggernaut
7. Pundit

7 progressive rock bands from the 1970s

1. Yes
2. Emerson, Lake & Palmer
3. King Crimson
4. Genesis
5. Supertramp
6. Pink Floyd
7. Queen

7 Scottish tennis players

1. Andy Murray
2. Jamie Baker
3. Elana Baltacha
4. Jamie Murray
5. Colin Fleming
6. Alan Mackin
7. Miles Maclagan

7 actors/actresses who used to be in Home and Away

1. Chris Hemsworth
2. Guy Pearce
3. Heath Ledger
4. Isla Fisher
5. Melissa George
6. Isabel Lucas
7. Naomi Watts

7 uk non-police law enforcement agencies

1. Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs
2. Serious Organised Crime Agency
3. Serious Fraud Office
4. Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
5. UK Border Agency
6. Marine and Fisheries Agency
7. Environment Agency

7 types of plumbing fittings

1. Nipple
2. Closet Flange
3. Sweep Elbow
4. Ruducer
5. Barb
6. Combo-tee
7. Double-tapped Bushing

7 UK Prisons that have supermax facilities

1. Woodhill - Milton Keynes
2. Bellmarsh - London
3. Long Lartin - Worcestershire
4. Full Sutton - York
5. Frankland - Durham
6. Whitemoor - Cambridgeshire
7. Manchester - Manchester

7 of Shakespeare's plays set / partially set in Italy

1. The Merchant of Venice
2. Much Ado About Nothing
3. Romeo and Juliet
4. Othello
5. Anthony and Cleopatra
6. The Taming of the Shrew
7. Two Gentlemen of Verona

7 tapes we found and played in the cottage we rented in Wales

1. Brand New Heavies - Brand New Heavies
2. Massive Attack - Blue Lines
3. Chi-Lites - The Very Best of the Chi-Lites
4. Dina Carroll - So Close
5. Oui 3 - Oui Love You
6. Morcheeba - Fragments of Freedom
7. Joan Armatrading - Love and Affection

7 board games that were in the cottage we rented in Wales

1. Bungeeee
2. Pass the Bomb
3. Jenga
4. Risk
5. Rummikub
6. Cludo
7. Inspeaquence

7 South Africans

1. Sid James
2. Dave Matthews
3. Arnold Vosloo
4. Manfred Mann
5. Charlize Theron
6. Kevin Curren
7. Zola Budd

7 Edinburgh Perrier comedy award winners

1. Adam Riches
2. Russell Kane
3. Brendon Burns
4. Daniel Kitson
5. Dylan Moran
6. Al Murray
7. Simon Fanshawe

7 tracks by Kyle Gabler

1. Brave Adventurers
2. Red Carpet Extend-o-matic
3. Regurgitation Pumping Station
4. Ode to the Bridge Builder
5. Another Mysterious Pipe Appeared
6. Happy New Year (tm) Brought to You by Product Z
7. Rain Rain Windy Windy

7 rulers of the underworld

1. Supay - Incan
2. Vanapagan - Estonian
3. Kewa - Maori
4. Xibalba - Mayan
5. Hel - Norse
6. Yama - Buddhist
7. Satan - Christian

7 different winners in the first 7 races of the 2012 F1 season

1. Jenson Button - Australia
2. Fernando Alonso - Malaysia
3. Nico Rosberg - China
4. Sebastian Vettel - Bahrain
5. Pastor Maldonado - Spain
6. Mark Webber - Monaco
7. Lewis Hamilton - Canada

7 architectural works by Normal Foster

1. Millennium Bridge, London, UK
2. Deutsche Bank Place, Sydney, Australia
3. 30 St Mary Axe, Swiss Re, London, UK
4. Western Årsta Bridge, Stockholm, Sweden
5. Wembley Stadium, London, UK
6. Dresden Hauptbahnhof reconstruction, Dresden, Germany
7. Beanhill Housing Estate, Milton Keynes, UK

7 birds from the Corvus genus

1. White-necked Crow
2. Australian Raven
3. Fish Crow
4. Thicked Billed Raven
5. Piping Crow
6. Jackdaw
7. Collared Crow

7 books by Ray Bradbury (1920-2012)

1. Fahrenheit 451
2. Dandelion Wine
3. Something Wicked This Way Comes
4. The Halloween Tree
5. A Graveyard for Lunatics
6. From the Dust Returned
7. Let's All Kill Constance

7 dremel attachments

1. Wall & Floor Grout Removal Kit
2. Detailer's Grip Attachment
3. Flex-Shaft Tool Holder
4. Plunge Router Attachment
5. Chainsaw Sharpening Attachment
6. Ratchet Clamp
7. Line & Circle Cutter

7 singers who perform under just their first name

1. Kylie
2. Madonna
3. Beyonce
4. Jamelia
5. Prince
6. Björk
7. Beck

7 books about rocks and minerals that my dad discovered in his bookcases

1. A Field Guide to the Rocks and Minerals of the World - Pub: Kingfisher
2. Minerals, Rocks and Precious Stones - Pub: Octopus
3. Concise Guide to Rocks and Minerals - Pub: Parragon
4. Rocks and Minerals - Pub:Hamlyn
5. Stones and Minerals - Pub: Lutterworth
6. Minerals, Rocks and Fossils - Pub: Hamlyn
7. Encyclopedia of Rocks and Minerals - Pub: Little, Brown and Co.

7 chess world champions with the most title wins

1. Emanuel Lasker - 6 wins
2. Garry Kasparov - 6 wins
3. Anatoly Karpov - 6 wins
4. Mikhail Botvinnik - 5 wins
5. Viswanathan Anand - 5 wins
6. Alexander Alekhine - 4 wins
7. Wilhelm Steinitz - 4 wins

7 overseas RAF bases

1. RAF Ascension Island - Ascension Island
2. RAF Akrotiri - Akrotiri and Dhekelia
3. RAF Troodos - Cyprus
4. RAF Mount Pleasant - Falkland Islands
5. RAF Gibraltar - Gibraltar
6. RAF Al Udeid - Qatar
7. RAF Mount Alice - Falkland Islands

7 defunct US restaurant chains

1. Kenny Rogers Roasters
2. Mr. Steak
3. Two Pesos
4. Weenie Beenie
5. Brown Derby
6. Pup 'N' Taco
7. Geri's Hamburgers

7 cartoon characters with beards

1. Hagar the Horrible
2. Papa Smurf - The Smurfs
3. Shaggy - Scooby Doo
4. Captain Caveman
5. Bluto - Popeye
6. Chef - South Park
7. Yosemite Sam - Looney Tunes

7 unusual postage stamps

1. Swarovski Crystal Stamps - Austria
2. Coffee Scented Stamps - Brazil
3. Cork Stamps - Portugal
4. Embroidered Stamps - Switzerland
5. American Idol Stamps - USA
6. Rock Dust Stamp - Gibraltar
7. CD-ROM Stamp - Bhutan

7 horror video game series

1. F.E.A.R.
2. Silent Hill
3. System Shock
4. Resident Evil
5. BioShock
6. Doom
7. Dead Space

7 of the most venomous snakes

1. Death Adder
2. Saw Scaled Viper
3. Philippine Cobra
4. Tiger Snake
5. Blue Krait
6. Eastern Brown Snake
7. Inland Taipan

7 of the most expensive paintings ever sold

1. The Card Players - Paul Cézanne - $250m+
2. No. 5, 1948 - Jackson Pollock - $140m
3. Woman III - Willem de Kooning - $137.5m
4. Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I - Gustav Klimt - $135m
5. The Scream - Edvard Munch - $119.9m
6. Nude, Green Leaves and Bust - Pablo Picasso - $106.5m
7. Garçon à la pipe - Pablo Picasso - $104.2m

7 things that Tibetan monks vow to avoid

1. Sleeping for more than three nights in the same place as someone who is not fully ordained
2. Going to a king’s palace at night
3. Obtaining items after having begged for them more than six times
4. Having a mat of more than 50% black wool
5. Tickling with the fingers
6. Frightening a monk
7. Eating while making sounds such as ‘chak chak’

7 stealth aircraft

1. F-35 Lightning II
2. B-2 Spirit
3. F-22 Raptor
4. F-117 Nighthawk
5. X-45
6. PAK FA
7. J-20

7 diseases transmitted by Ticks

1. Lyme Disease
2. Colorado Tick Fever
3. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
4. African Tick Bite Fever
5. Tularemia
6. Ehrichiosis
7. Tick-borne Meningoencephalitis

7 classic american sandwiches

1. Reuben
2. Hoagie
3. Philly Cheesesteak
4. Tuna Melt
5. Peanut Butter and Jelly
6. Sloppy Joe
7. BLT

7 games currently installed on my phone

1. AirPenguin
2. Puffle Launch
3. World of Goo
4. Where's My Water
5. Running Fred
6. Doodle Devil
7. Angry Birds Space

7 winners of the 2000 guineas stakes horse race

1. Camelot - 2012
2. Frankel - 2011
3. Makfi - 2010
4. Sea the Stars - 2009
5. Henrythenavigator - 2008
6. Cockney Rebel - 2007
7. George Washington - 2006

7 GIS servers

1. OGC MapServer
2. GeoServer
3. Mapnik
4. ESRI ArcGIS Server
5. Deegree
6. Manifold System
7. Cadcorp Geognosis

7 muscles of the human body

1. levator palpebrae superioris
2. dilatator naris
3. sternocleidomastoid
4. longus colli
5. erector spinae
6. transversus thoracis
7. flexor digitorum profundus

7 varieties of doughnut from around Europe

1. Beignet - France
2. Paczki - Poland
3. Krofi - Slovenia
4. Loukoumas - Greece
5. Oliebollen - Netherlands
6. Malasada - Portugal
7. Fank - Hungary

7 American female solo artists

1. Christina Aguilera
2. Carrie Underwood
3. Katie Perry
4. Lady Gaga
5. Britney Spears
6. Gwen Stefani
7. Janelle Monae

7 bad translations in arcade games

1. 4-D Warriors - That's done it!! Try to next enemy
2. Ghosts and Goblins - Congratulation. This story is happy end
3. Operation Wolf II - A few years after huge force of terrorists "Skull" occupied some island they are armed with nuclear weapon
4. X-Men - I am the master of magnet. Welcome to your die!
5. Samurai Showdown II - Long, long ago there were a man who try to make his skill ultimate. Because of his bloody life it no accident that he were involved in the troubles.
6. King of Fighters XI - Your confuse moves is unexpected. The fundamentals are what really surprise
7. Battle Rangers - You! Invaders! Get you the hot bullets of shotgun to die!

7 words with re- prefix the have no/archaic/unrelated root word

1. Replenish
2. Repair
3. Reject
4. Recur
5. Regress
6. Rebuke
7. Rebuttal

7 books for obsessive cat owners

1. Feng Shui for You and Your Cat
2. How to Massage Your Cat
3. Crafting with Cat Hair
4. Getting in TTouch with Your Cat: A New and Gentle Way to Harmony, Behaviour, and Well-being
5. Catflexing
6. Dancing with Cats
7. Glamourpuss: The Enchanting World of Kitty Wigs

7 fruits that are ripe when green

1. Limes
2. Avocados
3. Water Melons
4. Grapes
5. Granny Smith Apples
6. Greengages
7. Gooseberries

7 sins

1. Sin 30° = 0.5
2. Sin 45° = √2/2
3. Sin 60° = √3/2
4. Sin 90° = 1
5. Sin 180° = 0
6. Sin 270° = -1
7. Sin 360° = 0

7 relishes

1. Chutney
2. Ljutenica
3. Zacuscă
4. Ćwikła
5. Chow-chow
6. Bostongurka
7. Mostarda

7 foods that contain cyanide

1. soy
2. almonds
3. cassava
4. spinach
5. lima beans
6. bamboo shoots
7. millet sprouts

7 types of sushi

1. Inarizushi
2. Makizushi
3. Hosomaki
4. Nigirizushi
5. Narezushi
6. Oshizushi
7. Chirashizushi

7 salads

1. Ceasar Salad - Caesar Cardini (IT), Tijuana, Mexico
2. Waldorf Salad - Oscar Tschirky (CH), New York, USA
3. Som Tam - Origin unknown, Thailand
4. Golbaengi muchim - Origin unknown, Korea
5. Bok l'hong - Origin unknown, Cambodia
6. Panzanella - Origin unknown, Italy
7. Shopska salad - Origin unknown, Bulgaria

7 Polycell products

1. Polycell Liquid Sanding
2. Polycell Less Mess Paint Stripper
3. Polycell SmoothOver Your Damaged Walls
4. Polycell Grout Reviver
5. Polycell Border & Overlap Adhesive
6. Polycell Deep Gap Polyfilla
7. Polycell Finishing Skim Polyfilla

7 characters that Frank Oz has voiced

1. Cookie Monster - Sesame Street
2. Miss Piggy - The Muppets
3. Bert - Sesame Street
4. Yoda - Star Wars (II,III,V,VI)
5. Fozzie Bear - The Muppets
6. Grover - Sesame Street
7. Animal - The Muppets

7 incenses I bought today

1. Midnight Calm
2. Rain Forest
3. Aartha
4. Patchouli Woods
5. Blessings
6. Fortune
7. Himalayan Healing Incense

7 concentration camps

1. Auschwitz–Birkenau - Poland
2. Bełżec - Poland
3. Bergen-Belsen - Nazi Germany
4. Chełmno - Nazi Germany
5. Dachau - Nazi Germany
6. Gross-Rosen - Poland
7. Koldichevo - Belarus

7 causes of illness

1. Bacterial
2. Viral
3. Fungal
4. Parasitic
5. Neoplastic
6. Genetic
7. Autoimmune

7 paradoxes

1. A male barber shaves all and only those men who do not shave themselves. Does he shave himself?
2. Is the answer to this question no?
3. I know that I know nothing at all
4. A law student agrees to pay his teacher after winning his first case. The teacher then sues the student (who has not yet won a case) for payment.
5. A Cretan says: "All Cretans are liars"
6. It is opposite day today.
7. Does the set of all those sets that do not contain themselves contain itself?

7 remaining American Idol contestants

1. Skylar Laine
2. Colton Dixon
3. Jessica Sanchez
4. Joshua Ledet
5. Hollie Cavanagh
6. Phillip Phillips
7. Elise Testone

7 US National Parks

1. Crater Lake National Park - Oregon
2. Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve - Alaska
3. Great Smoky Mountains National Park - North Carolina
4. Sequoia National Park - California
5. Zion National Park - Utah
6. Death Valley National Park - California/Nevada
7. Mammoth Cave National Park - Kentucky

7 authors that write/wrote under a pen-name

1. Richard Bachman - Stephen King
2. Lewis Carroll - Charles Dodgson
3. George Eliot - Mary Ann Evans
4. C S Forester - Cecil Smith
5. George Orwell - Eric Arthur Blair
6. James Tiptree Jr - Alice Sheldon
7. Joseph Conrad - Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski

7 largest reservoirs in the world

1. Nasser, Egypt/Sudan - 5248 km²
2. Bratskoye, Russia - 5470 km²
3. Bukhtarma, Kazakhastan - 5490 km²
4. Kariba, Zimbabwe/Zambia - 5580 km²
5. Kujbyshevskoe, Russia - 6450 km²
6. Smallwood, Canada - 6527 km²
7. Volta, Ghana - 8502 km²

7 types of crane

1. Jib crane
2. Level luffing crane
3. Self-erecting crane
4. Telescopic handler crane
5. Crawler crane
6. Carry deck crane
7. Sidelift crane

7 rappers' real names

1. Tinie Tempah - Patrick Junior Chukwuemeka Okogwu
2. Labrinth - Timothy McKenzie
3. Tinchy Stryder - Kwasi Danquah III
4. Dappy - Costadinos Contostavlos
5. Chipmunk - Jahmaal Noel Fyffe
6. Skepta - Joseph Junior Adenuga
7. Dizzee Rascal - Dylan Kwabena Mills

7 movies about the Titanic

1. Saved from the Titanic - 1912
2. Atlantic - 1929
3. A Night to Remember - 1958
4. S.O.S. Titanic - 1979
5. Titanic - 1997
6. The Legend of the Titanic - 1999
7. Ghosts of the Abyss - 2003

7 gaming records

1. Most Quake kills in 60 minutes - 671 (Jonathan Fatal1ty Wendel)
2. Best selling game of all time - Wii Sports (45.7 million copies)
3. Longest draw distance in a game - Fuel (40km)
4. Most licensed songs in a game - Midnight Club (97 songs)
5. First game to go Platinum (1m copies) on pre orders alone - Gran Turismo Prologue
6. First game to use motion capture - Prince of Persia (1989)
7. The world’s Youngest Professional Gamer - Victor De Leon III (Signed aged 6)

7 mint brands

1. Trebor Extra Strong Mints
2. Tic Tacs
3. Smint
4. Altoids
5. Mentos
6. Polos
7. Imperial Mints

7 half-life enemies

1. Headcrab
2. Barnacle
3. Houndeye
4. Bullsquid
5. Ichthyosaur
6. Garg
7. Gonarch

7 javascript frameworks

1. script.aculo.us
2. Prototype
3. Moo Tools
4. jQuery
5. Dojo
6. Spry
7. Rialto

7 fictional corporations

1. Acme Corp - Looney Tunes
2. Sirius Cybernetics Corp - Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
3. Umbrella Corp - Resident Evil
4. WATICorp - Dreamfall
5. Nakatomi Trading Corp - Die-Hard
6. Cyberdyne Systems Corp - Terminator
7. Oscorp - Spiderman

7 manufacturers of designer spectacles

1. Kyusu
2. Police
3. Ted Baker
4. Sting
5. Dolce & Gabbana
6. Lozza
7. Prada

7 medieval facts

Thanks to Jules for today's submission.

1. London had problem with rats, dogs and pigs in middle ages (AD13)
2. Blood pudding was popular in the Middle Ages because the animal can be bled without killing it
3. Trenchers where the Medieval form of sandwich
4. Horses were often stolen in Middle Ages and then blinded to stop them walking back to their owners
5. In Middle Ages, Carrots were not orange .. this happened later in 1700s
6. Eating of meat on Wednesday's Friday's and Saturdays was forbidden
7. Lepers were anybody with a skin disease.

7 national mapping agencies

1. Ordnance Survey (GB)
2. Geoscience Australia
3. Institut Géographique National (France)
4. Instituto Geográfico Nacional (Spain)
5. National Bureau of Surveying and Mapping (China)
6. Istituto Geografico Militare (Italy)
7. Swisstopo (Switzerland)

7 cheeses make from sheeps milk

1. Pecorino Siciliano
2. Lanark Blue
3. Brânză de burduf
4. Roquefort
5. Fine Fettle Yorkshire
6. Feta
7. Zamorano

7 ingredients for Italian macarons

1. 150g aged egg whites
2. 150g fresh egg whites
3. 400g caster sugar
4. 100ml water
5. 250g ground almonds
6. 250g icing sugar
7. food colouring to suit

7 QUESTIONS WE GOT RIGHT IN THIS WEEK'S UNIVERSITY CHALLANGE

1. Star Trek
2. Fibonacci Primes
3. Max Planck
4. Steampunk
5. Saturn / Titan
6. Vladamir Putin
7. 70s

7 of the DNFs in the 2012 Australian Grand Prix

1. Bruno Senna - Accident Damage
2. Felipe Massa - Accident Damage
3. Heikki Kovalainen - Suspension
4. Vitaly Petrov - Steering
5. Michael Schumacher - Gearbox
6. Romain Grosjean - Accident
7. Niko Hulkenberg - Accident Damage

7 facts about Antonio Vivaldi

1. His nickname was Il Prete Rosso
2. He was born in Venice
3. He had 5 siblings
4. His father taught him to play the violin
5. He suffered from what we now call asthma
6. He was ordained a priest in 1703
7. He died as a pauper

7 Tim Burton movies without Johnny Depp in them

1. Pee-wee's Big Adventure
2. Beetlejuice
3. Batman
4. Mars Attacks!
5. Planet of the Apes
6. Big Fish
7. Luau

7 Bond Villains

1. Ernst Stavro Blofeld - From Russia with Love / Thunderball / You Only Live Twice / On Her Majesty's Secret Service / Diamonds are Forever
2. Dr. Kananga - Live and Let Die
3. Francisco Scaramanga - The Man with the Golden Gun
4. Hugo Drax - Moonraker
5. Elliot Carver - Tomorrow Never Dies
6. Elektra King - The World is Not Enough
7. Dominic Greene - Quantum of Solace

7 of Franz Schubert's works for the stage

1. Des Teufels Lustschloß
2. Claudine von Villa Bella
3. Alfonso und Estrella
4. Die Bürgschaft
5. Der Graf von Gleichen
6. Fernando
7. Adrast

7 terms used at Auschwitz

1. Koje - crude tier of wood used as a bed for many inmates
2. Scheisskommando - latrine-cleaning group
3. Schutzhaeftling - "protected" prisoners
4. Lageraelteste - "queen" of the women's camp
5. Canada - warehouse where deportee property was stored for shipment to Germany (then bought by the public)
6. "Organization" - stealing from the Germans, but also included any form of resistance
7. Fuehrerstube - S. S. offices

7 types of binding knots

1. Boa Knot
2. Corned Beef Knot
3. Granny Knot
4. Miller's Knot
5. Strangle Knot
6. Surgeon's Knot
7. Jamming Knot

7 types of spinning wheel

1. Saxony Wheel
2. Castle Wheel
3. Norwegian Wheel
4. Charkha Wheel
5. Great Wheel
6. Treadle Wheel
7. Double Drive Wheel

7 translations of butterfly

1. Schmetterling - German
2. Motyl - Polish
3. Bướm - Vietnamese
4. Glöyn byw - Welsh
5. Perhonen - Finnish
6. Fluture - Romanian
7. Skoenlapper - Afrikaans

7 influential Italian women

1. Trotula of Salerno (11th Century) - Considered the world’s first gynecologist
2. Dorotea Bucca (1360-1436) - The first female professor to be accepted onto the board of the university of Bologna
3. Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi (1593-1653) - First great female Italian painter
4. Elena Cornaro Piscopia (1646-1684) - The first woman in the world to be officially awarded a university degree
5. Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1718-1799) - Wrote the first book discussing both differential and integral calculus
6. Virginia Oldoini (1837–1899) - The first active woman politician
7. Tina Anselmi (b. 1927) - Italy's first woman cabinet officer

7 baby animals

1. Cria - Alpaca
2. Puggle - Platypus
3. Jellyfish - Ephyna
4. Ferret - Kit
5. Turkey - Poult
6. Oyster - Spat
7. Trout - Fingerling

7 defunct UK supermarket chains

1. Bejam
2. Circle K
3. Somerfield
4. Kwik Save
5. Netto
6. One Stop
7. FreshXpress

7 biodegradable plastics

1. Poly-3-hydroxybutyrate
2. Polylactic acid
3. Polycaprolactone
4. Polyanhydride
5. Polyvinyl alcohol
6. Polyhydroxyhexanoate
7. Cellulose acetate

7 questions we got right in this week's university challange

1. Buddhism
2. Psychosomatic
3. Palin
4. Lemmings
5. Tuberculosis
6. Cough
7. 2

7 types of fishing lure

1. Jig
2. Surface Lure
3. Spoon Lure
4. Plug
5. Artificial Fly
6. Spinnerbait
7. Swimbait

7 numbers in Chinese (Mandarin)

1. 1 - 一 (yī)
2. 2 - 二 (èr)
3. 3 - 三 (sān)
4. 4 - 四 (sì)
5. 5 - 五 (wǔ)
6. 6 - 六 (liù)
7. 7 - 七 (qī)

7 current members of the Avengers

1. Captain America
2. Ms Marvel
3. Hawkeye
4. Spider-Man
5. Thor
6. Wolverine
7. Iron Man

7 US Medical Dramas

1. M.A.S.H.
2. Gray's Anatomy
3. House M.D.
4. Chicago Hope
5. Nip/Tuck
6. St. Elsewhere
7. Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman

7 types of dumpling

1. Jiaozi (饺子) - China
2. Gujhia (गुजिया) - India
3. Takoyaki (たこ焼き) - Japan
4. Mandu (만두) - Korea
5. Gnocchi - Italy
6. Idrijski žlikrofi - Slovenia
7. Khinkali (ხინკალი) - Georgia

7 essential cleaning products you need in your life

1. Bicarbonate of Soda - The mother of all cleaners, if all else fails, try this
2. Lemon Juice - Great for water marks and mild de-scaling
3. WD40 - Cleans, lubricates, de-rusts and many more things
4. White Spirit - Good for paint and oil stains
5. Salt - Great for cleaning chopping boards and surfaces. Mixed with Bicarb it's unbeatable. Also the best weed killer there is (just don't get it on the grass)
6. Acetone - For removing varnish, paint and a variety of other stuff
7. Walnuts - Awesome at repairing scratches in wooden furniture

7 questions we got right in this week's University Challenge

1. Beethoven
2. Viral
3. Mercury
4. Forth
5. Descartes
6. Hurricanes
7. S

7 garden tools

1. Hand Tiller
2. Leaf Rake
3. Moss Scraper
4. Diggin Hoe
5. Half Moon Edger
6. Ratchet Lopper
7. Dibber

7 idioms with the word rock(s) in it

1. Between a rock and a hard place
2. On the rocks
3. Get one's rocks off
4. Don't rock the boat when you're sitting in it
5. Hit rock bottom
6. As solid as a rock
7. Like a shag on a rock

7 Shanghai railway stations

1. Anshan Xincun Station
2. Jinjiang Park Station
3. Shibo Avenue Station
4. Dongming Road Station
5. Pengpu Xincun Station
6. West Yan'an Road Station
7. North Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone Station

7 extinct fish species

1. Alvord cutthroat trout
2. Banff longnose dace
3. Potosi pupfish
4. Clear Lake splittail
5. Independence Valley tui chub
6. Grass Valley speckled dace
7. Ash Meadows killifish

7 positions in the UK legal system

1. Legal Secretary
2. Legal Researcher
3. Conveyancer
4. Solicitor
5. Paralegal
6. Barrister
7. High Court Judge

7 2012 Brit award winners

1. British Male Solo Artist - Ed Sheeran
2. Female Solo Artist - Adele
3. British Group - Coldplay
4. International Male Solo Artist - Bruno Mars
5. International Female Solo Artist - Rihanna
6. International Group - Foo Fighters
7. International Breakthrough Act - Lana Del Rey

7 questions we got right in this week's University Chalange

1. Pituitary Gland
2. Thoth
3. Mexico
4. Cher
5. Sternum
6. Spruce
7. Mull

7 top selling toys in the UK over the years

1. 1985 - Optimus Prime Transformer
2. 1988 - Ghostbusters Proton Pack
3. 1996 - Toy Story Buzz Lightyear
4. 1998 - Furby
5. 2004 - Robosapien
6. 2007 - In the Night Garden Iggle Piggle
7. 2008 - High School Musical Dance Mat

7 types of gate

1. Kissing Gate
2. Hampshire Gate
3. Lych Gate
4. Bump Gate
5. Torii
6. Turnstile
7. Tapsel Gate

7 manufacturers of wine kits

1. Solomon Grundy
2. Kenridge
3. Cellar 7
4. Beaverdale
5. Cantina
6. Muntons
7. Connoisseur Butler

7 music streaming services

1. Spotify
2. We7
3. Jango
4. Last.fm
5. Rdio
6. SONY Music Unlimited
7. Pandora

7 venomous spiders

1. Wolf Spider
2. Black Widow Spider
3. Brown Recluce Spider
4. Fringed Ornamental Tarantula
5. Chinese Bird Spider
6. Redback Spider
7. Brazilian Wandering Spider

7 types of table

1. Gateleg Table
2. Coffee Table
3. Dining Table
4. Bedside Table
5. Chess Table
6. Card Table
7. Refectory Table

7 answers we got right in this week's University Challenge

1. Semaphore
2. Noel Coward
3. Sphere
4. Psi
5. Voyager
6. 1914
7. 3

7 notable Ians

1. Ian Flemming - Author
2. Ian Brown - Singer
3. Ian Somerhalder - Actor
4. Ian Wright - Footballer
5. Ian Hislop - Editor/Writer
6. Ian McKellen - Actor
7. Ian Dury - Singer

7 Pez dispenser characters

1. Elvis Presley
2. Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge
3. Storm Trooper
4. Barack Obama
5. Alien
6. Spongebob Squarepants
7. Thomas the Tank Engine

7 actors that have played Batman

1. Lewis Wilson - Batman (1943)
2. Robert Lowery - Batman and Robin (1949)
3. Adam West - Batman (1966)
4. Michael Keaton - Batman (1989)
5. Val Kilmer - Batman Forever (1995)
6. George Clooney - Batman & Robin (1997)
7. Christian Bale - The Dark Night (2008)

7 novels by Alexandre Dumas

1. The Three Musketeers (Les Trois Mousequetaires) - 1844
2. The Corsican Brothers (Les Frères Corses) - 1844
3. The Count of Monte Cristo (Le Comte de Monte-Cristo) - 1845–1846
4. The Two Dianas (Les Deux Diane) - 1846
5. The Queen's Necklace (Le Collier de la Reine) - 1849–1850
6. The Black Tulip (La Tulipe noire) - 1850
7. The Wolf-Leader (Le Meneur de loups) - 1857

7 Lego facts

1. With just six 8-stud bricks you can build over 102 million combinations
2. It is estimated there are 52 Lego bricks for every person on the planet
3. More than 400 billion Lego bricks have been produced since 1949. Stacked on top of each other, this is enough to connect the Earth and the Moon ten times over
4. Laid end to end, the number of LEGO bricks sold yearly would reach more than 5 times round the world
5. During the moulding process, the plastic is heated to 232C until its consistency is that of dough
6. Google's co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page made the original Google Computer Storage using Lego bricks in 1996
7. Lego could be considered the world's No. 1 tire manufacturer; the factory produces about 306 million tiny rubber tires a year

7 Italian breads

1. Focaccia
2. Ciabatta
3. Filone
4. Michetta
5. Piadina
6. Sgabeo
7. Coppia Ferrarese

7 Questions we got right on this week's University Challenge

1. Sanguine
2. Kant
3. Big Bang Theory
4. Honeycomb
5. Spine
6. Malcolm
7. Fever

7 well turned insults

1. "He had delusions of adequacy." - Walter Kerr
2. "Thank you for sending me a copy of your book; I'll waste no time reading it." - Moses Hadas
3. "I feel so miserable without you; it's almost like having you here." - Stephen Bishop
4. "I've just learned about his illness. Let's hope it's nothing trivial." - Irvin S. Cobb
5. "He loves nature in spite of what it did to him." - Forest Tucker
6. "I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it." - Groucho Marx
7. "A modest little person, with much to be modest about." - Winston Churchill

7 fictional fairies

1. Tinkerbell - Peter Pan
2. Titania - Midsummer Night's Dream
3. Oona - Legend
4. Maleficent - Sleeping Beauty
5. Jareth - Labyrinth
6. Nac Mac Feegle - Discworld
7. Psammead - Five Children and It

7 traditional teas

1. Jasmine Tea
2. Black Tea
3. Green Tea
4. Yellow Tea
5. White Tea
6. Oolong Tea
7. Puerh Teah

7 types of Collar

1. Mandarin Collar
2. Butterfly Collar
3. Wing Collar
4. Eton Collar
5. Middy Collar
6. Ruff Collar
7. Tab Collar

7 facts about Leonardo da Vinci

1. Born, Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, April 15 1452 in Vinci, Italy.
2. Born out of wedlock to a notary, Piero da Vinci, and a peasant woman, Caterina.
3. At the age of twenty, Leonardo qualified as a master in the Guild of St Luke, the guild of artists and doctors of medicine.
4. His collection of scientific observations and inventions are collected in the Codex Leicester, now owned by Bill Gates.
5. In 1502, Leonardo produced a drawing of a single span 220m bridge as part of a civil engineering project for Ottoman Sultan Beyazid II of Constantinople. Bayazid decided not to pursue the project as it was believed that the construction was impossible.
6. In 2006 the Turkish goverment built the 220m bridge from Leonardo's drawings.
7. Leonardo died at Clos Lucé, on May 2, 1519 from natural causes.

7 classical music riots

riot (n) - early 13c., "debauchery, extravagance, wanton living," from O.Fr. riote (masc. riot) "dispute, quarrel"

1. 1830 - Daniel Auber - La Muette de Portici
2. 1905 - Richard Strauss - Salomé
3. 1913 - Igor Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring
4. 1914 - Luigi Russolo - The Art of Noises
5. 1926 - George Antheil - Ballet Mécanique
6. 1926 - Béla Bartók - The Miraculous Mandarin
7. 1968 - Hans Werner Henze - Das Floß der Medusa

7 Questions we got right on this week's University Challenge

1. String theory
2. Gout
3. Royal Tank Regiment
4. Henley
5. Kebab
6. Guernica
7. 1p and 2p

7 fixings from an Ikea chest of drawers

7 movies set in Alaska

1. Spawn of the North
2. Spirit of the Wind
3. Out Cold
4. Insomnia
5. 30 Days of Night
6. The Proposal
7. Resident Evil: Afterlife

7 incense brands

1. Aargee
2. Satya Sai Baba
3. Stamford
4. Ramakrishnananda
5. Berk Esoterik
6. Tulasi
7. Vaastu

7 iconic British cars

1. Aston Martin DB5
2. Jaguar E-Type
3. Mini Cooper
4. Ford Cortina Mk I
5. Lotus Esprit
6. Morris Minor
7. Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow

7 words that are pronounced differently in British and American Engish

1. Lieutenant
2. Controversy
3. Debris
4. Route
5. Duodenum
6. Clique
7. Niche

7 Swedish archaeological sites

1. Adelsö
2. Gamla Uppsala
3. Gene Fornby
4. Helgö
5. Uppåkra
6. Valsgärde
7. Vendel

7 Questions we got right on this week's University Challenge

1. Great Tit
2. Thomas Paine
3. Salko
4. Hannibal
5. Zinc
6. Black Prince
7. Ming

7 of Batman's enemies

1. Catwoman
2. Bane
3. Joker
4. Harley Quinn
5. The Penguin
6. Poison Ivy
7. Killer Moth

7 people who have the same firstname and lastname

1. Li Li - Chinese Gymnast
2. Samoa Samoa - American Footballer
3. Lance Lance - Wrestler
4. Yang Yang - Skier
5. James James - Harpist
6. Neville Neville - Cricketer
7. Sirhan Sirhan - Assassin

7 Mayan stepped pyramids

1. Temple of the Masonry Altars at Altun Ha
2. Calakmul
3. Copán
4. Chichen Itza
5. El Mirador
6. Temple of the jaguar at Lamanai
7. Tikal

7 animals Jews are not allowed to eat (according to Leviticus)

1. Pig
2. Gecko
3. Crocodile
4. Heron
5. Bat
6. Rock Badger
7. Hoopoe

7 sites that blacked out in protest of SOPA/PIPA today

1. Wikipedia
2. Google (US Only)
3. Eff
4. The Oatmeal
5. BoingBoing
6. Mozilla Firefox (install page)
7. Reddit

7 mythological greek creatures

1. Chrysomallus, a flying, talking, golden-fleeced ram
2. Manticore, a monster with the head of a man, the body of a lion and the tail of a scorpion
3. Cerberus, the three-headed, giant hound that guarded the gates of Hades
4. Pegasus, a divine winged horse
5. Orthrus, a two-headed, serpent-tailed dog, slain by Heracles
6. Ichthyocentaurs, a pair of marine centaurs with the upper bodies of men, the lower fronts of horses, and the tails of fish
7. Empusa, a vampiric demon with a leg of bronze and a hoofed foot of a donkey; she seduced men in order to feed on their flesh and blood

7 Questions we got right on this week's University Challenge

1. Colossus
2. Gigantic
3. Romeo
4. Chad
5. Stravinsky
6. Blighty
7. Submarine

7 notable Mafiosi

1. Vito Cascioferro (19862-1943)
2. Salvatore "Ciaschiteddu" Greco (1923-1978)
3. Luciano Leggio (1925-1993)
4. Salvatore Riina (b1930)
5. Stefano Bontade (1939-1981)
6. Salvatore Inzerillo (1944-1981)
7. Matteo Messina Denaro (b1962)

7 uk bed sizes

1. Toddler (70x140cm)
2. Small Single (75x180cm)
3. Single (90x190cm)
4. Prince (120x190cm)
5. Double (135x190cm)
6. King (150x200cm)
7. Super King (180x200cm)

7 smallest creatures

1. Paedophryne amauensis frog - Smallest Vertibrate (7.7 mm avg)
2. Eriophyid mite - Smallest Arachnid (125 to 250 μm)
3. Speckled Padloper Tortoise - Smallest Turtle (6 - 8 cm)
4. Barbados Threadsnake - Smallest Snake (10 cm avg)
5. Bee Hummingbird - Smallest Bird (5 cm)
6. Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat - Smallest Mammal (30 - 40 mm)
7. Madame Berthe's Mouse Lemur - Smallest Primate (92 mm avg)

7 most expensive addresses in London

1. Campden Hill Square, Kensington and Chelsea (ave £4.9m)
2. Parkside, Merton (ave £4.8m)
3. Drayton Gardens, Kensington and Chelsea (ave £4.4m)
4. Dawson Place, Kensington and Chelsea (ave £3.89m)
5. Duchess of Bedford's Walk, Kensington and Chelsea (ave £3.86m)
6. Cadogan Square, Kensington and Chelsea (ave £3.7m)
7. Hamilton Terrace, Westminster (3.62m)

7 famous cookbooks

1. De re coquinaria (4th Century) - Apicius
2. Forme of Cury (14th Century) - The Master Cooks of King Richard II of England
3. The Compleat Housewife (1742) - Eliza Smith
4. Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management (1861) - Mrs Beeton
5. The Joy of Cooking (1931) - Irma Rombauer
6. Mastering the Art of French Cooking (1961) - Julia Child
7. The Fanny and Johnnie Cradock Cookery Programme (1970) - Fanny and Johnnie Cradock

7 natural sugar substitutes

1. Xylitol
2. Stevia
3. Sorbitol
4. Lactitol
5. Mannitol
6. Isomalt
7. Glycerol

7 Questions we got right on this week's University Challenge

1. Elizabeth Taylor
2. Oslo
3. Ice Age
4. Lao Tzu
5. Venus
6. Aubergine
7. Blue

7 novels by Bram Stoker

1. Dracula
2. The Primrose Path
3. Miss Betty
4. Lady Athlyne
5. The Mystery of the Sea
6. The Jewel of Seven Stars
7. The Lair of the White Worm

7 things said to me over the past few months

1. It's harder to get your cheese distributed when it's in a bowl!
2. Got accused of having an umberella motif
3. Less than 50% discount is an insult
4. Can I use one of those fluffy pooches to buff the windows with
5. Everyone's Canadian except for me
6. Do you like fondue? Tried it but didn't like it... wait a minute that was Tofu
7. I need some foon to soak up this wine

7 big rig trucks

1. Volvo FH16
2. DAF CF85
3. International Lonestar
4. Scania R730
5. Kenworth W900
6. Peterbilt 379
7. Freightliner Coronado SD

7 forth generation games consoles

1. NEC TurboGrafx-16
2. Sega Mega Drive
3. SNK Neo Geo
4. Super Nintendo
5. Philips CD-i
6. Amiga CDTV
7. Atari Lynx

7 species of Jay

1. Black-throated Magpie-Jay
2. Purplish-backed Jay
3. Azure-naped Jay
4. Dwarf Jay
5. Henderson's Ground Jay
6. Beautiful Jay
7. Lanceolated Jay

7 Questions we got right on this week's University Challenge

1. Glitch
2. Slow, Slow, Quick Quick Slow
3. Mars
4. Culture Shock
5. Cane Toad
6. Rook
7. 12

7 cruise lines

1. Fred Olsen
2. P&O Cruises
3. Royal Caribbean
4. Swan Hellenic
5. Hurtigruten
6. Celebrity & Azamara
7. Cunard

7 actors who look better with a beard

1. Leonardo DiCaprio
2. Hugh Jackman
3. Robert Downey Jr.
4. Gerard Buttler
5. Keith Hamilton Cobb
6. Jason Mamoa
7. Alan Rickman