-1. Which tennis player was stabbed by a spectator during a match in Hamburg in 1993?
-2. Which controversial American psychologist, once described by Richard Nixon as the "most dangerous man in America", is 'buried' in space?
-3. In the Paul Simon song Graceland, what "was shining like a National guitar"?
-4. What are the only two planets in the solar system which do not have moons?
-5. Which weight class in boxing takes its name from a village in Java?
-6. Which shout or cheer translated means '10,000 years'?
-7. The 1876 Edgar Degas painting is 'Au Café or Dans un Café, it is better known as which alcoholic drink?
-8. V with a line above it in Roman notation denotes which number?
-9. If you were served crudités as a starter before your main meal, what would you be eating?
-10. The name of which famous Queen stems from the Greek word for 'glory of her father'?
-11. In The Simpsons, name Ned Flanders' two children.
-12. Who created this cartoon?

3. The Mississippi Delta

Good start, jb!

8. 5000

1. Monica Seles

7. Absinthe

Excellent, the three of you!

4. Venus and Mercury

Yes, michele!

3. The Mississippi Delta

It was, Lady K!

Appetizers

9. cut up raw vegetables

10. Cleopatra

2. Timothy Leary

11. Rod and Todd

6. Banzai

these are great quizlets ... of which I have no clue

All spot-on, folks!

I'm doing my job properly then, soot!

5. Bantamweight.

Hi Rog.

Hi, Remi - good call!

12. That has to be a Rube Goldberg cartoon.

12. I'll guess Charles Addams.

12. UW, I'm confident it wasn't Walt Disney, Charles Shultz, Bill Watterson, Hanna-Barbera, Dr. Seuss, Stan Lee, Jim Davis or Gary Larson ... which rounds out my basic artist knowledge. Reminds me of early New Yorker cartoons.

SD is in the right area - I'm looking for the UK equivalent of Rube Goldberg