Question 1: Which outlaw was Bonnie Parker's partner in crime during the Great Depression?

Question 2: In Aardman's animated films, what is the name of Wallace's long-suffering dog?

Question 3: James Watson and which fellow scientist proposed a double-helix model of DNA in 1953?

Question 4: Which musician formed Eurythmics with Annie Lennox?

Question 5: In Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novella, which sinister alter ego shares a body with Dr Jekyll?

Question 6: The three Baltic states are Estonia, Latvia and which other country?

Question 7: In the RGB model used by screens, red and green are joined by which third primary colour?

Question 8: In Alexandre Dumas's The Three Musketeers, Athos and Porthos are joined by which third musketeer?

Question 9: Which race completes the US horse-racing Triple Crown alongside the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes?

Question 10: In Hinduism's Trimurti, Brahma and Vishnu are joined by which third god, associated with destruction?

Question 11: Which gas produced by yeast helps bread dough rise?

Question 12: Which celestial body's gravity is the main cause of Earth's ocean tides?

Question 13: Which French brothers built the balloon used for the first untethered human hot-air-balloon flight in 1783?

Question 14: What is the name of the back-first high-jump technique popularised by the men's gold medallist at the 1968 Olympics?

Question 15: What Italian musical term instructs performers to get gradually louder?

Question 16: Rearrange A PENCIL to name a bird with a large pouch beneath its bill.

Question 17: Rearrange COOL CHEAT to name a food made from cacao beans.

Question 18: Rearrange ANIMAL to name the capital of the Philippines.

Question 19: Rearrange GIRDLE to name a craftsperson who applies gold leaf to surfaces.

Question 20: Rearrange CART HORSE to name a large instrumental ensemble, typically including strings, woodwind, brass and percussion.

Question 21: Which ancient Egyptian object, inscribed in three scripts, helped scholars decipher hieroglyphs?

Question 22: Which Renaissance artist carved the marble David now displayed in Florence's Accademia Gallery?

Question 23: The stone figures known as moai are most closely associated with which Pacific island?

Question 24: Which ancient city in Jordan is famous for the Treasury, a monumental façade carved into rose-coloured sandstone?

Question 25: Which Babylonian king's law code is inscribed on a stone stele now displayed in the Louvre?