The questions
1 During the war, what were stored at Manod slate mine in Wales?
2 Whose house was named after a woman called Grace Toof?
3 Which dance arrived in Britain around 1812?
4 What were clinker or carvel built?
5 Which country was run by a junta known as the Derg?
6 “Life is short. Have an affair” is the motto of which website?
7 Pele’s hair and Pele’s tears are made from what?
8 In religious tradition, which fruit is said to have 613 seeds?
What links:
9 1 (193); 2 (26); 3 (59); 4 (189); 5 (163); 6 (232); 7 (n/a)?
10 Gene Autry; Sister Luc Gabriel; Allan Smethurst?
11 Big Brother; Great British Bake Off; Men Behaving Badly; Neighbours; University Challenge?
12 Elephantine; Gezira; Kitchener; Philae; Sai?
13 Tyson; Douglas; Holyfield; Bowe; Lewis; Usyk?
14 Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia; Cunard, Port of Liverpool and Royal Liver?
15 Blythburgh, Suffolk; Dallas; Los Angeles; Hyannis Port, Massachusetts?
The answers
1 Artworks from the National Gallery.
2 Elvis Presley (Graceland).
3 Waltz.
4 Boat hulls.
5 Ethiopia.
6 Ashley Madison.
7 Lava (cooled).
8 Pomegranate.
9 Lengths in miles of UK motorways.
10 The Singing …: Cowboy; Nun; Postman.
11 TV shows that moved channels: 4 to 5; BBC to 4; ITV to BBC; BBC to 5; ITV to BBC.
12 Islands on the Nile.
13 Undisputed world heavyweight boxing champions.
14 Three Graces: in Greek myth; buildings on Pier Head, Liverpool.
15 Death locations of the Kennedy brothers: Joseph Jr; John; Bobby; Teddy.
