-1. Which word for a type of argument is also a collective noun for sparrows?
-2. What element has the chemical symbol Es?
-3. Located in Chile and Peru, what is the name of the desert which is considered to be the driest place on Earth?
-4. Harry S Truman was the name of the local sheriff in which cult 1990s TV series?
-5. The name of which polyphonic music style translated means "in the church style"?
-6. Rodinia, Nena, Gondwana and Laurasia are all examples of what?
-7. What was the name of Hollywood's first canine star in the 1930s?
-8. What popular winter food is prepared in the cooking vessel known as a 'caquelon'?
-9. In BASE jumping what does the acronym BASE stand for?
-10. In which capital city did the famous 1972 world championship chess matches between Bobby Fisher and Boris Spassky take place?
-11. Arbat Street is the most expensive property in which country's version of Monopoly?
-12. What building is this?

2. Einsteinium

1. quarrel

Both good, folks!

10. Reykjavik

Was it really over 50 years ago?

7. Rin Tin Tin ??

Loved those adventures !! 🤗

Good one, Mad!

4. Twin Peaks

12. St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow.

flotsam, SQF - both good!

7 - Rin Tin Tin

8. cheese fondue

6. Supercontinents

These always have interesting facts on them. Thanks Urban Worrier.

3. The Atacarma ??

(Not sure how to spell it - even though it’s not that long since I watched a documentary about it 🙄)

Every one a winner, folks!

Thank you, SQF!

9. BASE jumping is from a fixed point. B = building, A = antenna tower, S I forget, E = earth (cliff, mountain)

Edit: I checked. S = span

Spot-on, Lady K

5. acappella

Indeedy!

11. Russia

Nice finish, manxman!