-1. Which Norwegian adventurer does one associate with the ships 'Kon-Tiki', 'Ra' and 'Ra II'?
-2. Writer of romantic fiction Mary Westmacott is also known by which other name?
3. In the world of sport, Jochen Rindt is the only posthumous winner of which title?
4. Which Greek deity, usually depicted driving a flying chariot, was immortalized with the Colossus of Rhodes?
5. Familiar to cyclists, mechanics and many others,, WD-40 is a household name. What does the "W" and "D" stand for?
6. Tragus is a fleshy piece of cartilage found on which part of the human body?
7. Which primary food source for many marine animals is a Norwegian word meaning 'young fry of fish'?
-8. Meaning "white vegetable" when translated, what is the Chinese name for the cabbage used in many Chinese dishes?
9. What is Portuguese East Africa called today?
-10. The Deep Purple song
Smoke on the Water is about a fire at a concert in which Swiss city?
-11. The Hermitage Museum has one of the largest collection of paintings in the world. In which city is it located?
-12.
This (believed to have been crafted circa 1350 BC) is a a painted stucco-coated limestone bust of who?
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