-1. What is the standard SI unit used to measure the strength of a magnetic field?
-2. Jean-Claude Killy was a dominant figure in which sport in the 1960s and early 1970s?
-3. What is the name of the lost city of the Incas discovered in Peru in 1911?
-4. What kind of ground seeds are used to make the paste known as 'Tahini'?
-5. What is the name of the fictional metal alloy bonded to the skeleton of superhero Wolverine?
-6. Which book sold a record 11 million copies in the first 24 hours after its release on July 21, 2007?
-7. What is spelunking?
-8. What might you be doing if you employed chiffonade?
-9. Which leader was assassinated by her own bodyguard on 31st October 1984?
-10. Which game originated in India and was originally called "chaturanga"?
-11. What was the name of the famous car with gull-wing doors built in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland?
-12. This is the outline of whicn country?

2. Skiing

Hi Rog.

6. Harry Potter and the Deathly Harrows

Yes, I was one that bought it

Two good ones!

3. Machu Picchu

It was, Marian!

8. You might be cutting up basil leaves. It's a knife technique.

12. Norway ?

Bernie

4. sesame seeds

Excellent calls, all of them!

As far as I can tell Pandora, it's cutting any vegetable into thin strips

9. Indira Gandhi

1. Tesla

Mad, michele - both good!

Chiffonade is the term for cutting leafy greens. You roll the leaves together before cutting them into ribbons. Julienne is for other vegetables. I watch Food Network all the time.

TYVM - my life has been greatly enriched by that!

7. Is it exploring caves?

The very same, flotsam!

10. chess

11. the Delorean

And that leaves just the one...

5. Adamantium. I'm a big fan of X-Men and especially Wolverine. Hugh Jackson is HOT no matter what role he plays.

Reel in that tongue, girl. Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange is even more hot.

And he is a cousin of King Richard III!

Oh good grief, ladies!