Trivia #4 - by Symptomatic
Across
1 What is the official
metonym of London's
police force? (3,8,4)
10 What vessels are
cylindrical in shape with
one handle apiece? (8)
11 What is the most
populous city in Finland?
(8)
14 Which service, now used
worldwide, was officially
started in British India in
1911? (3,4)
15 In the entertainment
industry, which word
could follow Harvard,
National, or Amphol? (7)
16 What is the 33rd book of
the (Catholic) Old
Testament? (7)
19 Which enemy of
Superman has the alter
ego Oswald Loomis? (9)
22 Which 1996 crime film
was one of the first six
preserved for its cultural
significance by the US
National Film Registry?
(5)
23 What is the basic unit of
time measurement when
transmitting Morse code?
(3)
24 Which family of classical
languages, still having
more than half a million
speakers, originated
around modern-day
Syria? (7)
25 "I think there is a world
market for maybe five
computers" is a phrase
allegedly said by the
former head of which
technology company? (3)
26 Which honour was
bestowed upon TV
presenter Bamber
Gascoigne in 2018? (3)
27 What is the full name of
the key at the upper-left
extreme of a keyboard?
(6)
30 What is the chemical
symbol for the element
tin? (2)
32 What is the scientific
name for the genus of
plants known as
Australian heaths? (7)
Symptomatic
1 2
8 9
10
16
22
25
32
35
37
34 In the game of contract
bridge, hearts - by
comparison to diamonds
and clubs - is known as a
what? (5,4)
35 What is the third-largest
city in the Netherlands?
(3,5)
36 Which type of
mathematical function is
also known as an
injection? (3-2-3)
37 What phrase links a 2001
film, a 1993 folk-rock
album, and a 1975
novel? (1,5,2,7)
Down
2 Which numerical prefix
is derived from the Greek
word meaning "nine"?
(5)
3 See 7
4 Based on a true story,
which 2015 film is set in
Warrnambool, Australia?
(7)
5 What is the first name of
the protagonist of the
Pokémon anime series?
(3)
6 Often worn by Muslim
women, what is the name
for a veil that conceals
one's entire face except
for the eyes? (7)
3 4
13
14
17 18 19
23
26 27
33 34
7/3 Which musician was
born Richard Starkey?
(5,5)
8 Which iconic structure
was used to wipe people's
memories in the 2002
film Men In Black II?
(6,2,7)
9 Which Austrian dish is a
breaded cutlet of veal?
(6,9)
12 The Japanese dish unagi
consists largely of the
meat from which animal?
(3)
13 What "pockets" of fliud
or gas are found
immediately behind
moving (solid) objects?
(11)
17 What kind of non-
volatile computer
memory chip, first
developed in 1971,
utilises a fused quartz
window in its structure?
(5)
18 Which border, both
physical and
metaphorical, stood in
Europe until 1992? (4,7)
20 Which three letters could
denote a person's alias?
(1.1.1.)
5 6 7
11 12
15
20 21
24
28 29 30
31
36
21 What could be a type of
sandal, a type of ceiling,
or a type of machinery
used in snow sports? (1-
3)
23 Which collection of U.S.
states often includes
Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, and North
Carolina? (4,5)
28 Which cuisine was
brought to the state of
Louisiana by Acadian
people of Canada? (5)
29 Which word for a type of
gland differs by one letter
from a type of artery? (7)
31 What is the name for a
speech given at a
person's funeral? (6)
33 Which famous quartet's
members were known as
Faceman, Howling Mad,
B.A., and Hannibal? (1-
4)
36 In classical logic, which
operators are also known
as disjunctions? (3)