TRIVIA FOUR

What is the Japanese art of fencing which uses bamboo swords?

By what name was Dutch dancer Margarethe Zelle known, a spy executed by firing squad in France?

What is the technical term for a solid figure with five plane (flat) faces?

How many hearts does an octopus have?

The one and only, Chór Akademii Morskiej w Szczecinie, was established in ... .

What is ascorbic acid commonly known as?

What is the score of 40-all called in a game of tennis?

How many carats is pure gold?

In 1968 which US artist and film maker was shot and wounded by actress Valerie Solanas?

What is the common name for solid carbon dioxide?

What is the profession of world famous Annie Liebovitz?

Waterloo, where Wellington defeated Napoleon in the battle that ended the Napoleonic wars is in

Scottish rebel Robert MacGregor was better known by what name?

Which city hosts the headquarters of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement?

In which city were the 1972 Summer Olympics held?

Which band released an album entitled Dark Side of the Moon?

What is a maker of casks and barrels called?

What type of structure is a campanile?

What is the inscription on the doorstep of the Saatchi and Saatchi offices in London?

An Eskimo roll would be seen in which sport?

Neroli is an essential oil distilled from the flowers of which fruit?

Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider starred in what controversial 1972 film?

Where is the subtropical Kalahari Desert?

Which element has the highest melting point?

In golf what is the name of a score of two strokes under par for a hole?

Who in 1990 became the first chancellor of a united Germany?

In which UK cathedral is the Whispering Gallery?

What royal house has ruled Monaco since the Middle Ages?

Which was the first European country to give all women the vote?

What is the name of the & (and) symbol (originally formed from the French word 'et'