Which 1945 work from Aesop's Queer Library is about the complex friendship between Charles Ryder and Sebastian Flyte, and a nostalgic return to an aristocratic castle? Many queer readings of the novel explore themes of homoeroticism and repressed desire.

Which singer got a matching tattoo with her donor to mark the date she received her kidney transplant? She also appropriately has a tattoo of the word "Rare".

Kokkini Beach is a popular tourist attraction near Akrotiri village on which island? It is the southernmost member of the Cyclades group of islands.

What name (3) is given to paintbrushes with a rounded head that are used for a technique called "washing", i.e., covering large surfaces with a thin layer of paint? This function makes it analogous to a common cleaning instrument.

Which actress has map coordinates of her children's birthplaces inked on her arm? This list includes remote villages in Vietnam, Ethiopia, and Cambodia.

This is the unpainted national flag of which African nation? Adopted in 1973 after its independence from Portugal, this nation made an addition to its name to avoid confusion with a neighbouring country.

Fred Wilson’s black-on-cotton paintings depict colourless African flags as an exploration of loss, colonialism, and evolving national identity. This is the unpainted national flag of which African nation? Adopted after its independence from Belgium in 1962, its three stars stand for the Hutu, the Twa and the Tutsi, who also inhabit a neighbouring country.

Which holy object is believed to have been used by Jesus at the Last Supper, and is the subject of countless legends and quests? This sacred item is closely associated with Christian Eucharistic traditions, and is a coveted object in a comedy film set in the times of King Arthur.

Which 1969 work from Aesop's Queer Library is about Genly Ai, a visitor to the planet of Gethen where gender is fluid and inhabitants shift between sexes? It positively challenges binary notions of gender and queerness through speculative fiction, despite its sinister title.

Which forum uses an approval system called "reputation"? A measurement of trust for a user's programming knowledge, it can be piled up by posting good questions and useful answers.

What class of food additives (9) help molecules, especially proteins, to clump together and form a more solid mass? Common examples include calcium chloride for making tofu and rennet for cheese production.

Which actress has a tattoo of a trio of flying dragons on her wrist? This is an homage to the three "children" of a TV character she played from 2011 to 2019.

Which statue was damaged in 1991 when a man struck it with a hammer, breaking off the tip of the second toe on the left foot? It was this chipped off fragment that confirmed the marble used for the masterpiece came from the Fantiscritti quarries in Carrara.

Which statue had to be hosed down after it was found doused with red paint by activists who had written “Danmark defend the whales of the Faroe Islands” in front of it? This was a reference to the drive hunting of pilot whales in the North Atlantic islands during summer.

Which film, the recent sequel to an emotional work, had this promotional popcorn bucket? It represents the control panels of the "Headquarters" where several characters live and carry out their functions.

Which holy object is associated with Saint Longinus, the Roman soldier who pierced Jesus on his side with it while he was on the Cross? The Crusaders claim that finding this weapon helped them bring a favorable end to the Siege of Antioch.

Which app uses an approval system called "kudos"? The system allows the community to appreciate and encourage each other's athletic achievements.

Which 1071 AD battle was this the in-game scenario for in AoE II: Definitive Edition?

- The player controls the army of Seljuk Turks as they move eastwards towards Anatolia.
- The player must defeat the Byzantine Army and the Saracens, conquering Cappadocia, Pisidia, and Galatia.

Which 732 AD battle was this the in-game scenario for in AoE II: Definitive Edition?

- The player controls Charles "The Hammer" Martel, the leader of the Frankish and Aquitanian forces.
- The player must prevent the Arab and Berber forces from capturing the Town Centre.

Which holy object was said to be used in the Iron Crown of Lombardy until it was proven that it contains no traces of iron? As per medieval art, four of these were used, but historically around thirty have been claimed to be associated with the Christ so far.

James Price Point along the Dampier Peninsula on the Indian Ocean is a red sand beach located in which state, the largest in its country and home to 10% of the nation's population?

In Japan, what dessert is made of shaved ice delivered through a hand cranked machine, and served along with condensed milk in a glassware called Kōrikoppu? It derives its name from Japanese for "shaved ice", and has toppings that vary from region to region.

Which singer got a bee tattooed behind her ear to honour the 22 victims of UK's deadliest act of terrorism? She chose the bee as it is the symbol of Manchester.

The Praia do Barro Vermelho on Graciosa Island is part of which archipelago? With its capital at Ponta Delgada, this autonomous region also boasts the country's highest point, Mount Pico.