Which Italian player, who is making his first appearance at the tournament, is depicted here? In November 2021, he became the first player born in the 2000s to enter the ATP Top 10 rankings.

Which novel, the third by its author and published in 1861, carried the subtitle "The Weaver of Raveloe"? The titular protagonist faces a material loss but his life soon turns around after he adopts a little girl (Eppie), who he views as a symbolic return of his gold.

Which scientist does this stamp honour? It depicts the torsion balance he used to define the electrostatic force of attraction and repulsion, one which led to his name being used for an SI derived unit.

Which novel, the tenth to be set in Wessex and published in 1886, carried the subtitle "The Life and Death of a Man of Character"? The story opens with the titular protagonist, who in a drunken stupor, auctions off his wife and their baby daughter to a passing sailor.

The vajra (diamond or thunderbolt) and the ghanta (bell) are ritual implements traditionally used to destroy ephemeral versions of what configurations of symbols drawn using coloured sands in Tibetan Buddhism?

What objects, typically in blue, white, red, green, or yellow and found along trails in the Himalayas, typically features a drawing of Lung ta (powerful horse) surrounded by mantras dedicated to various deities?

The El Capitan is a 914 m rock formation that is hailed as the "Mecca of Modern Climbing". Which route (4) is its most popular and was the first one to be ascended? It is called "The ____" (4) as it looks like a projection jutting from the "face" of this wall. In 2020, Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold climbed it in under 2 hours.

Netflix coined the term "Tabuverse" to refer to the string of thrillers she has acted in recent times. She plays the role of Simi, a wife who has killed her husband in which 2018 crime thriller? The film was based on the short film L'Accordeur (The Piano Tuner).

What nickname was given to this group of actors who appeared in college comedy films in the early 2000s? A modification similar to "Brat Pack", the name evokes one of their frequent roles: being cast as a member of a male student society.

This version of the Ashtamangala, a suite of Eight Auspicious Signs, is integral to which religion? It consists of an endless knot, a lotus, a dhvaja, a dharmachakra, a bumpa, a pair of golden fish, a parasol and a conch.

Following the end of this African country's civil war in 2002, China has lent it over $40 billion in loans under the BRI. In exchange for this aid, Chinese company SINOPEC is allowed to extract oil from its offshore reserves in the lower Congo basin. Which country?

Which route (6) on the El Capitan is often used by those who are ascending it for the first time? Its name has no celestial reasoning but instead named for a particular individual. Charlie Porter described the rationale for his choice in the late 1960s: “..I would go up, come down, and find that he had killed again. His killings seemed to be timed with when I was on the climb.”

One of the projects executed under the BRI is the tallest skyscraper in Africa, which is 385 metres in height. It is located in the central business district of the New Administrative Capital (NAC) of which country? Popular with tourists, it is home to Africa's busiest international airport, which in turn is also partly funded by the BRI.

Not to be confused with tortiglioni, what pasta is characteristed by ridges down its length and is typically served with a tomato sauce or a meat sauce? It derives its name from "ridged" in Italian.

Which fashion house traces its monogram to a sketch Karl Lagerfeld completed in three seconds in 1965 to highlight its use of “fun fur” in its various creations? It is today central to most of its signature handbags including the “First”, “Baguette” and “Peekaboo”.

In 2011, United Colours of Benetton started the UNHATE campaign, where they released a series of parodies of the famous photograph of Leonid Brezhnev kissing East German leader Erich Honecker. Which former supreme leader can be seen kissing Lee Myung-bak, the president of a neighbouring country? Full name please.

Which scientist does this stamp honour? He proved the existence of electromagnetic waves, as predicted by James Clerk Maxwell's equations. The SI derived unit for a particular property of waves is named after him.

On The Beatles Art History blog, the line "Gee It's Good To Be Back Home" from Back in the U.S.S.R. is superimposed on which 20th century painting? It is the third in the series of four works inspired by Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1941 State of the Union Address.

Tennis TV recently released a poster depicting the Nitto ATP Finalists as superheroes. Which Russian player is depicted here? In 2023, he became the only player, male or female, to record 50 wins in each of the past three years. He has considered changing his citizenship to protest the ongoing Ukraine War.

Not to be confused with cappelletti, what pasta is traditionally stuffed with a mix of meats, eggs, and cheese and served in a sauce or broth? Its name is a dimunitive of "cake" or "pie" in Italian.

What nickname was given to this group of young actors who starred in coming-of-age movies in the 1980s? Their name adds a single letter to "Rat Pack" to indicate they were the "ill-mannered children" of Hollywood.

What objects, with a mantra written in the Tibetan script on its surface, was chosen by Sir Edmund Hillary for his coat of arms? Spinning these objects is believed to have the same effect as orally reciting the mantra.

Tabu plays Inspector General Meera Deshmukh in which 2015 crime thriller? It is a remake of a 2013 Malayalam film of the same name.

What nickname was given to this group of A-list showbiz friends formed in the late 1940s and 50s? It was believed to have been coined by Lauren Bacall when she compared the raucous bunch to a group of rodents.