A round for the well-read. It opens on the pen name Emily Bronte published under and takes in the musical containing Memory, the industry that gave us the dog watch, and da Vinci's Last Supper.
A botany question about where almost all the world's rubber comes from sits in the middle.
- Which famous English poet and novelist used the pen name Ellis Bell?
- Over 99 percent of the world's what comes from Hevea brasiliensis?
- Which musical features the song 'Memory'?
- A work shift known as a 'dog watch' is related to what industry?
- What does the German word 'Meister' mean?
- Which famous Italian artist painted 'The Last Supper'?
- Before emptying into the Dead Sea, which sea does the River Jordan flow through?
- How many types of chocolates would you find in a box of Quality Street?
- What is a mochachino?
- Edward Teach is believed to be the real name of which famous pirate?
- Can you name two American states consisting of only four letters?
- Which male artist performed 'Somebody To Love' at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium in 1992?
- Who invented blue jeans alongside Jacob Davis?
- What was created by William Hanna and Josephn Barbera in 1940?
- Which Jessie J song begins 'It seems like everybody’s got a price, I wonder how they sleep at night’?
- In which ocean was the Mary Celeste discovered?
- Can you unscramble the following letters to reveal a word that describes Norway Lobster: ISPCMA?
- Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword are the code names for what?
- In which country is the closest European port to New York located?
- Which 1876 battle was known as 'Custer's Last Stand'?