1 Grévy’s, plains and mountain are the three living species of which black-and-white striped mammal?
2 Closed in 2017, Mustard TV was a local station based in which English city?
3 Who did King Victor Emmanuel III dismiss as Italy’s head of government on July 25, 1943?
4 Which beagle was played by Roger Bart in the 1999 Broadway revival of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown?
5 Which leader of the Third Crusade was the third son of King Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine?
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6 Which of the Wombles is named after a country in southeast Europe?
7 Who painted Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth (1889)?
8 Debuting in 2013, the CBBC drama The Dumping Ground is the third series in which TV franchise?
9 The Roman town of Derventio became Little Chester, a suburb of which Midlands city?
10 The Wolfskehl prize, originally worth DM100,000, was given to the first person to prove which theorem?
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11 The Jonathan Glazer film The Zone of Interest (2023) is based on which late author’s 2014 novel of the same name?
12 Launched in 2017 by a Cologne-based company, what claims to be “the world’s most accurate translator”?
13 Which strong lightweight aluminium alloy was patented in 1909 by Alfred Wilm, a German metallurgist?
14 Brazil’s Manoel Tobias, Ricardinho and Schumacher are three of the greatest ever players in which sport?
15 Which 2017 film, starring Sir Daniel Day-Lewis, is this?
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1 Zebra
2 Norwich
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3 Benito Mussolini
4 Snoopy
5 Richard I or Richard the Lionheart
6 Great Uncle Bulgaria
7 John Singer Sargent
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8 Tracy Beaker
9 Derby
10 Fermat’s Last Theorem. It was won in 1997 by Andrew Wiles
11 Martin Amis
12 DeepL Translate
13 Duralumin
14 Futsal
15 Phantom Thread
