1. Manuel, the waiter in the comedy series Fawlty Towers, came from what city?
  2. What American rock singer was backed by a band called the Heartbreakers?
  3. The influential open letter known as the Great Barrington Declaration related to what: climate change, gender identity or covid-19?
  4. Tipene is the Māori version of what common English male name?
  5. According to the Bible, who ordered that a dispute be settled by cutting a baby in half?
  6. What French phrase translates as “blow of mercy”?
  7. Nocturnal enurensis, a common childhood condition, is more commonly known as what?
  8. Where is the country of Suriname: South America, Africa or the Caribbean?
  9. What do the initials PVC stand for?
  10. What adjective describes a society or organisation in which religion has no official place?











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ANSWERS: 1. Barcelona; 2. Tom Petty; 3. Covid-19; 4. Stephen; 5. King Solomon; 6. Coup de grace; 7. Bedwetting; 8. South America; 9. Polyvinyl chloride; 10. Secular.