From rambling rhetoric and ‘the weave’ to the proverbially feeble, test your knowledge with the Saturday Quiz1 In physics, what unsolved problem is abbreviated TOE?2 Who established her visitor attraction in 1835 at the Baker Street Bazaar?3 Which Australian marsupial was known as the native cat?4 Who calls his rambling rhetoric “the weave”?5 Why might a person weighing 45kg be proverbially feeble?6 What arcade game is known as “flipper” in French?7 What was first celebrated in Rome in 1300?8 Which comic is purportedly edited by Tharg the Mighty?What links: 9 East; Sunrise; Union; Salute; Peace/World?10 Olympics 2024; Las Vegas 2011 to 2019; Oscars 1998; Eurovision 1988?11 Peace (17); Physics (25); Medicine (32); Chemistry (35); Literature (41); Economics (46)?12 Quire; ream; bundle; bale; pallet?13 Pope Benedict XVI; William Bligh; CS Lewis; Richard Nixon; Pablo Picasso?14 Farm building; light brown; small; brief and lengthy hearing organs?15 Not Like Us; Yeah!; Diamonds; Californi...
The Saturday Quiz in The Guardian features a question asking what links Pablo Picasso, William Bligh, and CS Lewis. The quiz covers a range of topics including physics, world events, and various award ceremonies.
