-1. Which planet has moons named after Shakespearean characters?
-2. Which Mr. and Mrs. live at number four Privet Drive?
-3. In the popular US television series 'Bewitched', what was Samantha's surname?
-4. Which acting method is named after a 19th century Russian director?
-5. Which biblical word for a sea serpent is often applied to a ship of great size?
-6. Built in the 1930s on their western frontier, what was the German reply to the French Maginot Line?
-7. The world famous Sultan Ahmed mosque in Istanbul is better known under which name?
-8. Challenger Deep is the deepest known point under the ocean. What is the name of the trench in which it is located?
-9. Humboldt, Little Blue, Gentoo, Adelie, Macaroni and Chinstrap are all examples of what?
-10. Which British pop group had a hit on both sides of the Atlantic in 1970 with the single Hitchin' a Ride?
-11. What was the number of the last Apollo moon mission in December 1972?
12. What painting is this taken from?

8. It's gotta be the Mariana Trench

Impressed - some of us have never heard of it!

5. Leviathan

10. Vanity Fare

Excellent calls, ladies!

6. The Siegfried Line (on which we'll hang our our washing)

Bernie

2. Mr. and Mrs. Dursley

I'm working too many hours

Only if that Siegfried Line's still there, Bernie!

Correct, jb!

3. Stephens

1. Uranus

9. I think they might be Penguins ??

Marian, Lady K, Mad - spot on!

Pub Quiz Night never fails to make Sundays more enjoyable - thanks, Rog!

7. Blue Mosque

4 - Stanislavski

11. Apollo 17

flotsam, OB, manxman - a big thumbsup!

Thanks Marian - they're fun to do. Biggest problem is judging how difficult I've made them. When you've got the answers in front of you, they're all easy!

I now use Mrs Worrier as a guinea-pig. If she can get 3 or 4, plus a couple of "I think I know that one - it'll come back to me later", I reckon that's about it

I would say the difficulty is just about right. And Mrs. Worrier sounds like a good gauge.