1. Leeroy Jenkins
2. Rage Comics
3. Dramatic Chipmunk
4. LOLCats
5. Nope! Chuck Testa
6. Demotivational Posters
7. Fenton!

1. Julian calendar
2. Coptic calendar
3. Gregorian calendar
4. Hijri calendar
5. Xia calendar
6. Nanakshahi calendar
7. Igbo calendar

1. The schedule of ancient monuments - UK
2. Swiss inventory of cultural property - Switzerland
3. Russian cultural heritage register - Russia
4. Canadian Register of Historic Places - Canada
5. Monument historique - France
6. National Treasures of Japan - Japan
7. The Register of the National Estate - Australia

1. The Phantom of the Opera - 9355 performances
2. Cats - 7485 performances
3. Les Misérables - 6680 performances
4. A Chorus Line - 6137 performances
5. Oh! Calcutta! - 5959 performances
6. Chicago - 5684 performances
7. Beauty and the Beast - 5461 performances

1. Cambridge Folk Festival
2. Towbridge Village Pump Festival
3. Adur Festival
4. Bunkfest
5. Green Man Festival
6. Burnham-on-Sea Folkfest
7. Two River Folk Festival

1. Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
2. City of Bath
3. Blenheim Palace
4. Tower of London
5. Derwent Valley Mills
6. Gough and Inaccessible Island (Saint Helena)
7. Heart of Neolithic Orkney

1. The Enchantress
2. The Maid of Orleans
3. The Queen of Spades
4. The Oprichnik
5. Vakula the Smith
6. Cherevichki
7. The Voyevoda

1. Cotswold Morris
2. North-West Morris
3. "Border" Morris
4. Sword Dancing
5. Carnival Morris
6. "Bedlam" Morris
7. Stave Dancing

1. Theatre Royal Drury Lane
2. The Globe Theatre
3. Garrick Theatre
4. Barbican Theatre
5. Adelphi Theatre
6. Vaudeville Theatre
7. Shaftesbury Theatre

1. The earliest ballets were court 'spectacles' consisting of dancing, singing and long speeches. There were no plots, just a long series of charades.
2. The first real ballet was Le Ballet Comique de la Reine in the 16th Century.
3. The first academy of dance was opened by Louis XIV in 1661.
4. Women were first allowed to dance at the Paris Opera in 1681.
5. In 1720, Marie Camargo was the first woman to wear a dress in ballet that showed the ankles.
6. 1886 was the first time a ballerina bowed at a performance
7. 'Divertissement' is the number of show piece dances inserted into a ballet which bare no relation to the story

1. Arabesque
2. Fouetté
3. Cabriole
4. Jeté
5. Pirouette à la Seconde
6. Brisé
7. Entrechat