| Q41. | Where did the tune for the Upton on Severn stick dance come from. Not in the British Isles" |
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| Q42. | List all the dance titles you can think of which contain a different girls name |
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| Q43. | At the end of longsword dances the swords are woven together in a hexagonal or octagonal pattern. What is this traditionally called |
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| Q44. | What is the equivalent pattern (pentagonal) of swords at the end of a rapper dance called |
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| Q45. | What is the name of the three man jig from Lichfield |
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| Q46. | In which Cotswold tradition are there figures which involve a foot-up with six men in line, and then a cast out back into a set |
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| Q47. | In which tradition is the 1st half of both the half gyp and the back to back performed by numbers 1 and 2 only |
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| Q48. | What is unusual about the rounds in "Jug by the ear" from Fieldtown |
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| Q49. | Which Cotswold dance is performed throughout by partners joined by knotted handkerchieves |
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| Q50. | There is a jig from Ilmington called "Nelson's Pride". Of which well-known tune is "Nelson's Pride" a version |
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