Note that the items are divided into categories. By obtaining all of the items and completing all of the tasks in a category, you earn one extra point per item. For those items that are the \’best\’, \’most\’ or similar, you only need to make a reasonable attempt to qualify for these bonus points.

Architecture:

• A spirit level (1)
• Photos of Cripps buildings/courts/blocks (1 each)
• A property deed (4)
• A 5-storey house of cards (6)

Celebrities:

• A photo of a team member with Stephen Hawking (3)
• A photo of the team with Matthew Garrett (3 or more)
• An item signed by someone from a soap opera (3)
• Play Imre Leader at a board game other than Othello (5)
• Carmen Sandiego or the location thereof (9)

Clothing:

• A shoe larger than size 12 (2)
• A snorkel (2)
• An \”I\’m With Stupid\” t-shirt (2)
• Flying goggles (2)
• A tartan kilt (3)

Communications:

• A used stamp for a denomination other than 39p or 23p (1)
• Postcards from each continent (1 each, bonus for Antarctica)
• A Christmas card to the umpires from the team (2 or more)
• A letter from an intelligence service (3)
• A telegram (5)

Computing:

• COMMAND.COM (1)
• A modem under 56 kilobaud (2)
• System Shock 2 (2 – double if you let the judges keep it)
• A model of the internet (4)

Conspiracy Theory:

• A book which specifically denies evolution (3)
• Evidence of time travel other than 1 sec/sec (4)
• Fake the moon landings (5)
• Evidence of extraterrestrial life (10)

Criminal Behaviour:

• A bag marked SWAG (1 or more)
• A legal controlled substance (1)
• A lockpick (2)
• An ASBO (7)

Democracy:

• A copy of the Magna Carta (2)
• A polling card (2)
• A petition signed by 20 members of the public (4)
• A copy of this list signed by a member of Cambridge City Council (6)

Drink:

• Alcohol past its sell-by date (1)
• A bottle of wine more than 5 years old (2 – double if you let the judges keep it)
• A glass significantly larger than 1 pint (2)
• A stein (2)
• The most obscure foreign beverage (3)

Education:

• Graduation bands (1)
• A Bodleian Library card (2)
• A degree certificate (2)
• A university card from a graduate college (2)
• Handwritten lecture notes taken in 2004 (2)
• The World Book encyclopedia (or one volume thereof) (3)
• A photo with more than one college master (6)

Fauna:

• A live snail (1)
• Hello Kitty merchandise (1)
• Mickey Mouse ears (1)
• The most photos of team members with different animal species (with Latin name) (3)
• Build a better mousetrap (4)

Film:

• A clapperboard (2)
• A copy of Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (2)
• A cinema ticket stub for Stealth, or a receipt for the purchase of the DVD (3)
• A short film by the team about the dangers of piracy (5)

Finance:

• A receipt for £6.66 (1)
• A college bill for a negative amount (2)
• A photo of two bankers hugging each other (2)
• A coin from a country which no longer exists (3)
• The cheapest thing bought on eBay today (auction, not Buy It Now) (3)
• £13.75 in coupons (exactly) (3)
• Something worth over £2000 (5 – double if you let the judges keep it)

Flora:

• A bunch of flowers (1)
• A fake flower (1)
• A piece of holly (1)
• A balloon plant (3)

Food:

• A Cadbury\’s Dairy Milk \”with Creme Egg\” (1)
• A complimentary mint (1)
• A non-Cadbury\’s Easter egg (1)
• Bake us a cake (3 or more)
• The best non-destructive egg-launcher (5, to be launched from a 1st storey window, throwing allowed)

Free Gifts:

• A lollipop stick with a joke on (1)
• A toy from a cereal packet (1)
• A Ronald McDonald? toy (3)
• A Hamburglar toy (4)

Geometry:

• A gelatinous cube (2 or more)
• A pentagon constructed using compass and straightedge (2)
• A spirograph (2)
• A home-made d20 (3)

Heritage:

• A castle (1 or more)
• A National Trust membership card (2)
• A photo of a real coat of arms not from an educational institution (2)
• A photo of the Viking fish and chip shop (2)
• A team coat of arms (2 or more)
• A tapestry (3)

Kitchen:

• A colourful spoon (1)
• A lemon juicer (1)
• A pizza cutter (1)
• A George Foreman grill (2)

Law and Order:

• A sheriff\’s badge (1)
• A superhero costume (modelled) (2 or more)
• A homemade security alarm (4)
• A bullet (5)

Literature:

• An Agatha Christie novel (1)
• Harry Potter and the Sorceror\’s Stone (2)
• A D&D Player\’s Handbook from before 3rd Edition (3)
• A book in a non-Indo-European language (3)
• A book first published between 500 and 1500AD in its original language (4)
• Recite a poem about a hunt of greater than 10 lines (5)

Monorail:

• A monocle (2)
• Someone called Monica (2)
• Something from Monaco (2)
• A magnetic monopole (10)

Music:

• Wind chimes (1)
• A NOW! album with a prime number (2)
• A sitar (2)
• A Grade 5 or above music certificate (3)
• Compose and perform a song about an event during the hunt (5)
• Two NOW! albums with twin prime numbers (6)
• 99 red balloons (floating in the summer sky) (9)

Naughty:

• A pack of pornographic playing cards (2)
• A photo of the entire team in a bathtub (2)
• A candle longer than 2 feet (60 cm) (3)
• The scariest (clean) underwear (3)
• A job for Michael Richards (10, must be an offer of employment for at least 8 hours at minimum wage)

Paper:

• The Epoch Times (1)
• A copy of the Big Issue more than a month old (2)
• A giant origami (3)
• The Ewok Times (4)

Pastamancy:

• A photocopy of some pasta (1)
• 100 pieces of pasta, individually labelled \’knife\’ (4)
• A 50cm bridge, made only of spaghetti and glue (4)
• A map of the London Underground made of pasta (4)

People:

• A photo of a parent of a member of another team (3)
• Two people with the same birthday (with proof) (4)
• A foreign tourist (who you don\’t know) (6)
• Someone who has appeared on the Honours List (8)

Pirate:

• A metal hook (1 or more)
• A plank (1)
• An eyepatch (1)
• A letter of marque (6)

Planet:

• A visa from a country other than the USA (2)
• A katamari greater than 20cm in diameter (4)
• Have the team\’s contribution to climate change computed by the Cambridge Carbon Footprint (4)
• Samples of Earth, Wind, Fire, Water and Heart (5)

Rainbow:

• A red key (1)
• Parma violets (1)
• A yellow ribbon tied around an old oak tree (2)
• An indigo plant (3)
• An opaque orange Lego brick (3)
• A blue suede shoe (4)
• A green snooker ball (4)

Religion:

• Rosary beads (2)
• A photo of the entire team with an official of a recognised non-Christian religion (3)
• Jesus\’ face on a piece of toast (3)
• A bishop\’s mitre (8)

Science:

• A Cartesian diver (1)
• A big magnet (1 or more)
• A boiling tube (1)
• An inanimate carbon rod (2)
• An animated carbon rod (4)
• Soap you made yourself (7)

Sean Connery:

• A poster from a Sean Connery film (2)
• The soundtrack to a Sean Connery film (2)
• The best 5 anagrams of Sean Connery films (5)
• Sean Connery (9)

Sport:

• A photo of a team member canoeing (2)
• A photo of Live Action Noughts & Crosses (3)
• 3/4 of a golf ball in one piece (4)
• Memorabilia from the last three soccer World Cups (4)
• A World Cup ticket stub (5)

Supermarket Sweep:

• A labelled product without any English text (2)
• A photo of a giant inflatable in a supermarket (2)
• A photo of the entire team in a supermarket trolley (3)
• A receipt from a Sainsbury\’s other than Sidney St (3)
• The most photos of distinct Co-ops (3)

Toys R Us:

• A flexible pencil (1)
• A rusty nail (1)
• A spinning top (1)
• A decoder ring (2)
• A toy with a string you can pull so it speaks (2 or more)
• A marionette (3)

Transport:

• A photo of a number plate which spells a word (1)
• A unique part of a bicycle (not chain/brake handles/pedal) (1 each)
• A model train, made of train tickets (4)
• A working steam engine (7)

X-Treme:

• The object fulfilling the most criteria on the list (1 each)
• A photo of a team member extreme ironing (3 or more)
• The largest ice cube (3)
• The person whose name is last in alphabetical order (surname, forename) (3)
• A photo of the view from Castle Hill at dawn (4)