1. What university did Theresa May, Rachel Riley, Hugh Grant and Bill Clinton all attend?

2. What is the Italian word for a knife with a long slender blade and needle-like point?

3. The game of polo is typically divided into six periods of play. What are these called?

4. What do you get if you breed male donkeys with female horses?

5. What is the name of the British Duke who commanded the anglo-allied army which helped defeat Napoleon at Waterloo?

6. Football manager Brian Clough managed five clubs in his career: Hartlepools, Nottingham Forest, Leeds, Brighton, and which other club?

7. For which film did Russell Crowe win an Academy Award for Best Actor?

8. What is the name of Bill and Hilary Clinton's daughter?

9. What is the name of the place in Kings Cross Station where Harry Potter and other pupils caught the train to Hogwarts?

10. What is the type of dance that former Strictly Come Dancing judge Darcey Bussell is famous for performing?

11. What connects the previous 10 answers?

1. According to Time Out Magazine in 2020, how many animals did London Zoo have? (total number of animals, not the number of species)

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1. A famous square in Berlin, about 1km south of the Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag.

2. Founded in 1961 and headquartered in Modena, Italy, a company well known for producing football stickers and trading cards.

3. In Greek mythology, the first human woman to be created.

4. Surname of English political activist, best remembered for organizing the UK suffragette movement and helping women win the right to vote.

5. The global spread of a disease.

6. Japanese variety of breadcrumbs.

7. An Italian dessert whose name when translated into English means ‘cooked cream’.

8. An all-female British dance troupe, often seen on Top of the Pops in the late 1960s to the mid-1970s.

9. The logo of the WWF since 1961.

10. A former temple, and a Catholic Church since the year 609, which can be found in Rome.

11. This creature loves ants and termites, and is believed to be the most trafficked animal in the world.

12. A chemical element with the symbol K and atomic number 19.

13. Nicknamed the ‘Nation’s River’, this river in the USA flows into Chesapeake Bay.

14. The French word for ‘drinkable’.

15. An abbreviation first used by US telegraphic code operators in the 1890s, for people like Joe, Donald, Barack, George, and Bill.

16. A company originally founded in 1918 as a lightbulb socket manufacturer by a man called Konosuke Matsushita.

17. A lightly coloured, finely woven hat.

18. BBC current affairs programme, first aired in 1963.

19. A cheese, commonly found in the Indian sub-continent made from cow or buffalo milk.

20. A German tank, whose name when translated into English means ‘armour’.

1. The last execution by guillotine in France took place in which year?

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1. According to the Office of National Statistics, how many people declared in 2011 that Cornish was their main language?

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2. Slippery

3. Grubby

4. Rot

5. High Official

6. Longing for someone else's possessions

7. A strong or pretentious display of being very interested in things like poetry, drama or painting

8. Foe

9. Convict on the run

10. Too much

11. Unwilling to act or speak in a direct or open way

12. A television award in the US