ANSWERS

1. Tulip (from the Persian dulband)

2. Bee Gees

3. Sieve (a conical sieve)

4. U2

5. They all drowned.

6. Jules Rimet

7. Four answers.
a. Cape Fear
b. American Psycho
c. The Shining
d. No Country For Old Men

8. Sticky Fingers

9. de Havilland Mosquito

10. Creatures in Star Wars films.

11. Racquet (from the Arabic rahah)

12. Fairies in Shakepeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream

13. H. P. Lovecraft

14. The 1883 eruption of the volcano Krakatoa.

15. Maude Adams (Octopussy and The Man With The Golden Gun)

16. Dr. Strangelove (or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb)

17. Easter Island

18. Beauty

19. That Israel has nuclear weapons.

20. Spoons (types of spoons)