Art Attack!
- 1. A watercolour [5]
- 2. A paintball [6]
- 3. A fingerpainting of your favourite politician [8]
- 4. Ice sculpture [12]
Super Size This
- 5. An enormous whisk [4]
- 6. Oversized cruet [7]
- 7. A giant foam hand [9]
- 8. A giant board game [15]
Construction Work
- 9. Wrought iron [6]
- 10. Tickets to Bob The Builder Live [16]
- 11. Cross the Cam with strawberry laces [18]
- 12. Photos of team members with non-college architectural crests [2 each]
Can I give you my card?
- 13. An organ donor card [2]
- 14. A trading card [3]
- 15. A life-size cardboard cutout of someone [11]
- 16. A house of cards (not playing cards) [1 per storey]
Dress to impress
- 17. A stuffed shirt [9]
- 18. A glove stretcher [13]
- 19. A video of a team member at the checkout in Sainsbury\’s with underpants on their head [20]
- 20. A team member wearing as many society t-shirts as possible [1 per shirt]
Ride\’em, cowboy
- 21. A lasso [5]
- 22. Rawhide [8]
- 23. Spurs [12]
- 24. A ten-gallon hat [1 per gallon or part thereof]
A life of idle domesticity
- 25. An IKEA catalogue [1]
- 26. Bathroom scales [4]
- 27. A dustbuster [9]
- 28. A garden strimmer [13]
- 29. An Innovations catalogue [14]
Ear we go again
- 30. A hammer [4]
- 31. A stirrup [10]
- 32. An anvil [19]
Further education
- 33. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing [5]
- 34. A graduation hood [7]
- 35. An ARU student [9]
- 36. An educational film about the dangers of walking on cracks in pavement [17]
New-fangled nonsense
- 37. An electronic translator [3]
- 38. A shortwave radio [6]
- 39. A non-GSM mobile phone [10]
- 40. A human being, and a Game Boy which is older than them [15]
Thicker than water
- 41. A team member\’s sibling [3]
- 42. Baby photos of the team [3 each]
- 43. Twins [5 per twin]
- 44. A note from your mum explaining why you couldn\’t get an item [Value of that item]
Feetal position
- 45. Toe separators [1]
- 46. Animal slippers [4]
- 47. A shoehorn [5]
- 48. Clogs [6]
Stars of the silver screen
- 49. Perform your favourite movie theme on comb and paper (bonus points if it\’s the judges\’ favourite movie theme) [5]
- 50. Reenact a scene from your favourite Steven Spielberg film using toys (bonus points if it\’s the judges\’ favourite Steven Spielberg film) [17]
- 51. The highest numbered sequel (on DVD) [Points as per number]
- 52. Stop motion [Up to 20]
Making the world go round
- 53. A copper coin [4]
- 54. A banker to hug one of the judges [8]
- 55. A senior treasurer (not Martin) [9]
- 56. A gold bar [20]
What is there more handsome?
- 57. A chef\’s hat [4]
- 58. A cheese guillotine [7]
- 59. Cheez Wiz [7]
- 60. Spy bread [9]
- 61. Foodhenge [15]
- 62. Food more than one year out of date [2 points per year, max 10]
Playing with the boys
- 63. Wing Commander [1]
- 64. An acrostic [2]
- 65. A version of Cluedo based around your favourite TV show (bonus points if it\’s the judges\’ favourite TV show) [10]
- 66. Live Action Pacman [18]
- 67. A jigsaw made out of biscuits (9 pieces minimum) [20]
This one\’s for the ladies
- 68. A friendship bracelet [1]
- 69. A scrunchy [1]
- 70. Multi-brush mascara [2]
- 71. Hair straighteners [3]
- 72. Hello Kitty merchandise which Chris doesn\’t already have [6]
Keep it under yours
- 73. A tinfoil hat [1]
- 74. A St Patrick\’s Day hat [2]
- 75. A hard hat [3]
- 76. A sombrero [5]
- 77. A fez [8]
- 78. A stovepipe hat [10]
- 79. A policeman\’s helmet with a flashing light on top [12]
These belong in a museum
- 80. A crystal skull [10]
- 81. The Sankara Stone [15]
- 82. The Ark of the Covenant [20]
- 83. The Holy Grail [20]
Visitors to our fair realm
- 84. A photo of two unrelated groups of tourists taking photos of each other [12]
- 85. International recognition [15]
- 86. A citizen of each EU country [1 per country]
- 87. Photos of team members at milestones in and around Cambridge [3 per milestone]
You must be joking
- 88. A lolly stick with a joke on [1]
- 89. A cracker joke [2]
- 90. The Ha Ha Bonk Book [9]
- 91. A video of an Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman walking into a bar [15]
Lost for words…
- 92. A book with no words [4]
- 93. Hold a conversation in sign language [10]
- 94. A non-English Scrabble set [13]
- 95. Wuthering Heights in Morse code [2 per sentence, max 12]
…and found them again
- 96. A UL pencil [1]
- 97. It\’s Raining What Shall We Do? [2]
- 98. A Choose Your Own Adventure book [6]
- 99. A book club in an unusual setting [8]
- 100. Movable type [12]
- 101. A book bound in vellum [14]
Machinations
- 102. A lever [1]
- 103. A wheel and axle [1]
- 104. A wedge [1]
- 105. A screw [1]
- 106. A pulley [1]
- 107. An inclined plane [1]
We don\’t know what the theme is here either
- 108. A snowglobe [3]
- 109. A date stamp [4]
- 110. A sceptre [7]
- 111. A cauldron [11]
- 112. Photos of team members at places of worship in Cambridge [2 per major denomination]
Six easy pieces
- 113. A boot [1]
- 114. An iron [2]
- 115. A dog [4]
- 116. A top hat [6]
- 117. A car [8]
- 118. A battleship [16]
Face the music
- 119. Emo rock [1]
- 120. A short opera about your favourite soap (bonus points if it\’s the judges\’ favourite soap) [12]
- 121. A barbershop quartet [16]
- 122. A theremin [19]
What rhymes with \’Crocket\’?
- 123. A rocket [3]
- 124. A sprocket [4]
- 125. A locket [5]
- 126. A docket [6]
Oral fixation
- 127. Dental floss [1]
- 128. A spit-valve [6]
- 129. Tie a cherry stalk into a knot with your tongue [8]
- 130. A blowpipe [10]
So you think we run this for your benefit?
- 131. Compose an ode to the judges [10]
- 132. Bring us cocktails [10]
- 133. Moist towelettes [10]
- 134. A cold one [10]
Gardener\’s World
- 135. Cress [1]
- 136. A trowel [3]
- 137. Bonsai [4]
- 138. A laurel wreath [5]
- 139. A hanging basket [7]
The continuation of war by other means
- 140. A photo of a team member with an MP [7]
- 141. A toy US president [8]
- 142. A pocket copy of the US constitution [9]
- 143. A city councillor [16]
- 144. The entire team dressed as US presidents [20]
Pressing business
- 145. Pressed flowers [2]
- 146. A garlic press [3]
- 147. Make some paper [9]
- 148. Get a press release published [17]
That\’s a wrap
- 149. Continental European rap [7]
- 150. Bubble wrap another team [10]
- 151. Battle rap another team [2 per rhyme busted, max 16]
- 152. Gift wrap one of the items [Double score on that item]
We\’re never gonna give you up, Mr Astley
- 153. Rickroll the judges [6]
- 154. Rick roly-poly [8]
- 155. Rickroll a fellow [14]
- 156. Rickroll the Grand Arcade [20]
For SCIENCE!
- 157. A Petri dish [1]
- 158. A microscope slide [2]
- 159. Prove the non-existence of bees [8]
- 160. A demonstration of the correlation between snoozing and losing [10]
- 161. Evidence of the existence of Atlantis [12]
- 162. A large hadron (diameter greater than 10cm) [17]
- 163. Calculate g using household objects [5 points per significant figure, max 20]
Dib dib dib
- 164. A woggle [3]
- 165. Be Prepared! [5]
- 166. Do a good deed [10]
- 167. A clove hitch, a Flemish bend, a monkey\’s fist, a sheepshank [2 per knot]
Tis the season
- 168. A hot cross bun [2]
- 169. A Christmas napkin [4]
- 170. A May Ball wristband [5]
- 171. A carved pumpkin [12]
Snooker scoring
- 172. Golf balls (snooker scoring) [Snooker scoring]
- 173. Rawlplugs (snooker scoring) [Snooker scoring]
- 174. Membership cards of political parties [Snooker scoring]
Be a good sport
- 175. A croquet mallet [2]
- 176. A baseball [3]
- 177. A lacrosse stick [6]
- 178. A ski [11]
- 179. A real tennis racquet [13]
Style and aplomb
- 180. Shoulder pads [2]
- 181. A feather boa [3]
- 182. A fine leather jacket [4]
- 183. Blue hair [5]
- 184. An excellent moustache [10]
- 185. Cocktail monkeys [1 per monkey, max 6]
The labours of Hercules
- 186. Challenge and beat a member of the public at noughts and crosses [8]
- 187. An interpretive dance of your favourite dystopia (bonus points if it\’s the judges\’ favourite dystopia) [14]
- 188. Memorise this list [1 per 10 items]
- 189. Identify our cocktail [3 per ingredient]
Messing about in boats
- 190. An inflatable [1]
- 191. A lifejacket [4]
- 192. A snorkel [5]
- 193. A fishing fly [6]
- 194. A dinghy [9]
- 195. Walk on water [16]
- 196. Pimp your punt [18]
Fulfil our whims
- 197. Chris wants some little badges [Discretion]
- 198. Martin wants some little badgers [Discretion]
- 199. Abi wants a kitten [Discretion]
- 200. Irene wants candy [Discretion]
Weapons effective against…
- 201. Werewolves [5]
- 202. Zombies [8]
- 203. Ghosts [16]
- 204. Vampires [1 per distinct weapon]
The animal kingdom
- 205. A dog license [2]
- 206. A paper dragon [3]
- 207. A wind-up goldfish [5]
- 208. An ostrich egg [9]
- 209. A picture of a team member with a black squirrel [10]
- 210. A reptiloid [12]
- 211. Photos of team members at pubs in Cambridge with animals in their names [2 per pub]
For the win
- 212. A raffle ticket [1]
- 213. A bingo card [2]
- 214. A children\’s sport award [4]
- 215. Find us a prize [12]
- 216. Break a world record [20]
- 217. Cheerleaders (including pom-poms) [3 per pom, max 18]
- 218. An item on a rotating pedestal [Double score on that item]