| “Driver” and “conductor” are ____ nouns |
AGENT |
| “You get an ____, you’re a scientist” (Maureen Lipman in 1980s BT advertising) |
OLOGY |
| 1346 battle which established the longbow as a dominant weapon in Europe |
CRECY |
| 1961 film about pool shark “Fast Eddie” Felson |
The Hustler |
| A book of prescribed lessons for church services |
LECTIONARY |
| A person expected to answer questions |
interrogatee |
| A swan and a wren were named after this wood engraver |
Thomas Bewick |
| A ____ may be used as preparation for an exam |
Past paper |
| A ____’s Love-song is the John Betjeman poem featuring Joan Hunter Dunn |
SUBALTERN |
| Africa’s ____ fly is identifiable by its long proboscis |
TSETSE |
| An egg-laying and venomous mammal |
PLATYPUS |
| Art gallery located in a former railway terminus |
Musee d'Orsay |
| At the height of activity |
in full swing |
| Award won by Georg Solti 31 times and Beyoncé 28 times |
GRAMMY |
| Benjamin ____ has been the leader of Israel’s Likud party since 2005 and, previously, 1993-99 |
NETANYAHU |
| Chinese dynasty, in power AD618-907 |
TANG |
| Complex structure containing organs of the inner ear |
LABYRINTH |
| Composer and organist John ____ taught Henry Purcell |
BLOW |
| Cuban location of a failed landing attempt by US-assisted exiles in 1961 |
Bay of Pigs |
| George and Weedon ____ wrote The Diary of a Nobody |
GROSSMITH |
| German historian Max ____ is recognised as a founding father of sociology |
WEBER |
| Gershwin song written for The Goldwyn Follies |
Love is Here to Stay |
| Grey-brown colour, originally that of a mole |
TAUPE |
| Holder of the British men’s 100m record since 1986 |
Linford Christie |