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Last Updated: Friday, 28 November, 2003, 12:48 GMT
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Wales quiz of the week
The Palace Theatre was sold for £340,000 this week...but who made their debut there?
The Palace Theatre was sold for £340,000 this week...but who made their debut there?
How much do you know about Welsh news? Are you keeping up to date with all the top stories, or are you missing out on some of the latest happenings?

Test your knowledge with BBC News Online's interactive quiz.

Just click on the answers you think are right and find out how much you really know!

Which leading actor made their debut at Swansea's historic Palace Theatre, which was sold for £340,000 this week?
A: Ioan Gruffudd
B: Richard Burton
C: Anthony Hopkins
Which Welsh village hosted the meeting of the British-Irish council?
A: St Athan
B: St Donat's
C: St Fagan's
Which sports supremo has confirmed this week he will be leaving his post in the next 12 months?
A: Wales rugby coach Steve Hansen
B: Cardiff City football manager Lennie Lawrence
C: Wales football manager Mark Hughes
Which hospital is offering a direct link-up from the children's ward to Santa in Lapland?
A: Singleton Hospital, Swansea
B: Prince Charles Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil
C: Glan Clwyd Hospital, Bodelwyddan
Who became the first recipient of the lifetime achievement award at the Welsh Woman of the Year awards ceremony?
A: Shirley Bassey
B: Tanni Grey-Thompson
C: Jan Morris
Which train station only gets 99 passengers a year, according to latest figures?
A: Sugar Loaf Halt
B: Sugar Loaf Stop
C: Sugar Loaf Junction
What 4,000-year-old item of adornment has been discovered in Ceredigion?
A: A silver ear-ring
B: A gold disc
C: A bronze necklace
A man has been fined because his rubbish was all over the street, but what was the real cause for the disruption?
A: A dog was moving the bin bags
B: A fox was attacking the bin bags
C: A badger was eating the bin bags
Which Welsh star is proving difficult to turn into a "Grogg" statue?
A: Steve Hansen
B: Charlotte Church
C: Catherine Zeta Jones
People in which county are being asked whether they want a directly-elected mayor?
A: Gwynedd
B: Pembrokeshire
C: Ceredigion


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