-1. In archery, what is the name of the notch found at the rearmost end of an arrow?
-2. Which non-alcoholic cocktail is named after an Academy Award winner and former US ambassador to Ghana?
3. Why were US medallists Tommy Smith & Juan Carlos sent home from the 1968 games?
-4. Which vegetable is one of the main ingredients in cassoulet, a traditional stew from the south of France?
-5. The name of which US national park translated means "they are killers" and refers to the native Indians who once inhabited the valley?
6. Many animals have a so-called Jacobson's organ. Where in the body is it found?
-7. Which competition first took place in 1927 at the Worcester Country Club in Massachusetts?
-8. Which haunting instrumental from an English musician was the 1962 US Billboard's best selling number one single?
9. The wealthy tyrant Pozzo and his servant Lucky are characters in which tragic comedy?
10. In December 1970, a Soviet spacecraft made the first successful soft landing and transmission of data from another planet. Which planet?
11. When translated, the name of which criminal organisation stems from the numbers eight, nine and three?
-12.
This is a detail from which painting?
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