<div><p>From the ever-curious mind that brought you the best-selling <i>Do You Think You're Clever?</i> comes a brand-new trip to the far reaches of the intellectual universe, courtesy of even more notoriously provocative Oxford and Cambridge University interview questions.</p><ul><li>How would you poison someone without the police finding out? (Medicine, Cambridge)</li><li>What makes a strong woman? (Theology, Oxford) </li><li>Instead of politicians, why don't we let the managers of IKEA run the country? (Social and Political Sciences, Cambridge)</li><li>How do you organize a successful revolution? (History, Oxford)</li></ul><p>Whether you're interested in going to Oxford or Cambridge or just want to give your brain a workout, join polymath John Farndon on another exhilarating journey through the twists and turns of thought, and explore just what it means to be genuinely clever—rather than just smart.</p><p><b>John Farndon</b> is the author of numerous bestsellers on science, ideas, and the natural environment, as well as being a playwright, composer, and poet. He has been shortlisted a record five times for the Royal Society Junior Science Book Prize (UK).<i>Do You Think You're Clever?</i> was shortlisted for the Society of Authors Education Award (UK). Canada's<i>Globe and Mail</i> named his <i>Atlas of Oceans</i> as a 2011 top ten science book. He is currently writing<i>The Omnipaedia</i> for Square Peg.</p></div>