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100
Who was the first Welsh rugby player to surpass 1000 test points?
Neil Jenkins
100
Which Newport group had a hit with 'Guns Don't Kill People - Rappers Do'?
Goldie Lookin' Chain
100
Name the highest mountain in Wales?
Snowdon
100
What is the name of the annual festivals held to encourage the fine arts?
The Eisteddfod
100
What day is St David's Day celebrated?
1st March
200
Who is Wales' top try scorer?
Neil Jenkins
200
Who secured her first recording contract with Sony Classical at 12 years of age?
Charlotte Church
200
What is the name of the main building, that's occupied by the Welsh Assembly?
The Senedd.
200
How do you say 'thank you' in Welsh?
Diolch
200
What is the Welsh translation of St David?
Dewi Sant.
300
Who did Wales lose against in the 1958 World Cup quarter final?
Brazil
300
Name the Welsh soldier who became famous after being badly burned in the Falklands war.
Simon Weston
300
The Millennium Stadium was completed in what year?
1999.
300
How do you say the colour orange in Welsh?
Oren
300
According to legend, what did St. David order his Welsh soldiers to wear on their helmets, in order to identify themselves?
A leek.
400
What is the name of the Welsh hurdler who went on to represent Wales in rugby union?
Nigel Walker
400
Who wrote the play Under Milk Wood?
Dylan Thomas
400
Which is the largest castle in Wales?
Caerphilly Castle
400
A version of Welsh is spoken in which South American region?
Patagonia.
400
In which town was the slag heap disaster of 1966 in which 144 people lost their lives?
Aberfan
500
Who is the most famous Welsh paralympic athlete?
Dame Tanni Grey Thompson
500
Who is the First Minister of Wales?
Carwyn Jones
500
What is the name of the bridge that connects the Welsh mainland and the island of Anglesey?
Menai Bridge.
500
How do you correctly pronounce the longest place name in Wales?
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
500
How were Welsh school children punished for speaking Welsh in the 19th and early 20th Centuries?
They had a Welsh Not placed around their necks.