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1. By what name is the Australian echidna also known?

2. Which Italian town, at the foot of a hill containing a Benedictine monastery, was destroyed during heavy fighting in 1944?

3. In which European country is the resort of Antibes?

4. What is a wind of force 12 or more on the Beaufort scale called?

5. In what year did the Falklands War take place?

6. Which word, Italian for air, is used to describe a solo song with instrumental accompaniment in opera?

7. From which Asian country did calico originally come?

8. Which fungal disease of trees was first described in the Netherlands?

9. Which British dramatist wrote The Lady's Not For Burning?

10. In which Middle Eastern city is the Dome of the Rock?

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