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A person who makes maps professionally is most commonly known as a what?

What is the name of the rat protagonist from the Pixar film Ratatouille?

Released in 2026, what is the ten-word title of Olivia Rodrigo’s third studio album?

Borrowed from the French, what term do English speakers use to refer to edible snails?

When its two words are reversed, which mint brand name sounds like a word meaning a planned method or strategy?

In chemistry, what element with the atomic number 3 is the primary material in rechargeable batteries?

In biology, which “level” of the taxonomic “tree” is below Order and above Genus?

In astronomy, what is an exoplanet: a planet with no solid core, a planet outside our solar system, or a former planet that was reclassified?

In physics, dividing mass by volume gives you what?

In medicine, what term starting with H directly refers to low blood sugar?

This girl-group great went on to become a solo star who reigned supreme in the disco era.

This Thai internet icon named after a pork dish is only 23 months old, but her star power is undeniable.

This iconic Victorian-era Dame took her stage name from an Australian city and was later honoured in the name of a dessert.

This UK-born pro wrestling great with a mononymic ring name was played by Florence Pugh in the biopic Fighting with My Family.

This Marvel star dressed in drag for a Lip Sync Battle against his future wife and created one of the internet’s most rewatchable clips.

One of Foo Fighters’ early hits was a 1997 single named after what tool?

Adho Mukha Svanasana is the Sanskrit name for which yoga pose in the sun salutation sequence?

Sharing a pungent “spicy” taste with other members of the mustardy-flavoured brassica family, wasabi is also commonly referred to as Japanese what?

Definitely not containing any amphibians, what English dish features sausages baked in Yorkshire pudding batter?

In finance, name one of the two animals, both beginning with the letter B, commonly used to describe optimistic or pessimistic markets.

Black squares on a chess board.

Different colours in a standard packet of Milk Chocolate M&Ms.

Valves on a standard trumpet.

Countries ending in “stan”.

Miles per hour the DeLorean must reach in order to time travel in Back to the Future.