This orchestra is performing the works of a particular composer. The theme for which 1981 film has been performed here? It has since been adapted for the rest of the films in the series.

What decorative technique involves adorning metalwork objects with coloured material held in place or separated by metal strips or wire? This method from antiquity derives from the French word for "partition".

What treaty signed between an Islamist outfit and the government in Manila in 2012, calls for the creation of a namesake political entity in the country's second largest island? Widely regarded as a "failed experiment", this autonomous region derives its name from a Malay word for "race" and "moor".

The theme for which 1982 film has been performed by the orchestra here? The arrangement of horns, oboes and strings in the score evoke both childlike wonder and uplifting freedom, both key elements of the film.

Latrotoxin is a high-molecular mass neurotoxin found in the venom of creatures of the genus Latrodectus, with females having unusually large venom glands. Which animal is this toxin sourced from, which, despite their notoriety, rarely cause deaths in humans, married or otherwise?

This marathon, which circles down the Place de la Concorde before turning onto Rue de Rivoli, typically ends at which monument that was tallest of its kind until the completion of the Monumento a la Revolución in Mexico City?

Which fast-paced dance, originating in Cuba, known for its footwork and rhythmic hip movements, became popular in the United States in the 1940s? Often danced to a namesake style of music, it is believed to have been named after the term used for voodoo priests.

What was the portmanteau name (4) given to this pair, replacing the first letter in the name of the "New Super"?

What decorative technique involves twisting fine 'threads' of metal, typically gold or silver, into delicate designs, often used in designing jewellery? This intricate metalworking method still remains popular in India and Asia.

This specialised mould is used to impart a distinctive, ridged appearance to choux pastry dough to produce what street food that supposedly gets its name from a onomatopoeic word for frying? It is typically topped with chocolate sauce or cinnamon sugar.

Which bowler's action is this? Considered a modern great, he scalped 439 test wickets and holds the record for holding the number one spot in the ICC test rankings for a whopping 263 weeks between 2008 and 2014.

This specialised mould gives shape to a pastry shell used to prepare what dessert that is typically filled with a sweet, creamy filling containing ricotta? Historically, it was prepared during Carnival, possibly as a fertility symbol preceding Easter.

Which traditional dance, originating in Colombia, features a distinctive rhythm and is often performed in a circle around a group of musicians? It arose from the continous interactions of the three cultures of the continent: American Indigenous, African, and Spanish.

Which mountain has been depicted by Bierstadt in this painting, an active stratovolcano that was the site of the deadliest volcanic event in U.S. History in 1980? The Yakima tribe call this peak "Si Yett", meaning "woman" or "maiden" according to their culture.

The first instance of what diplomacy in the modern era was arranged by Soong Mei-ling (Madame Chiang) in 1941 as a dramatic way of saying thank you to the U.S. for sending aid to the Kuomintang? The most famous instance came in 1972 during President Nixon’s visit, with the “gifts” later being donated by First Lady Pat Nixon to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

This country has been fostering a form of diplomacy where foreign visitors are taken on a tour which kicks off with mixing “moromi”, a fermenting mixture made of rice and koji, and ends with an elaborate tasting experience. What do they prepare/taste during this tour? This kind of experience was popular during a global event which was held in this nation in July-August 2021.

What was the portmanteau name (7) given to this pair, replacing the first letter in the name of one of the High School Musical stars?

Although this company has expanded to sell watches, eyewear, and handbags, it was founded as a denim brand by the Marciano Brothers, who sold light, form-fitting jeans. It got its name from a McDonald's ad which asked customers to predict what was in their new Big Mac. Which company is this?

Disneyland employees used the code "Alpha Unit", to indicate that a particular type of vehicle is on its way to help deal with the emergency situation underway. What does the code "Alpha Unit" signify?

What inappropriate act performed by some guests, especially from high altitude rides such as Space Mountain, on behalf of their near and dear ones, triggers the code "White Powder Alert"? It is also referred to by its more accurate name "Grey Powder Alert".

Which social dance, originating from the Dominican Republic, is known for its romantic and sensual movements? It is often performed to a namesake genre of music, and the term was originally used to refer to a form of casual party where guitar music was played.

Which medicinal preparation (9) is a concentrated liquid prepared by boiling plant material? Used widely in Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine, this term deriving from a word meaning "to cook" is also used for brewed coffee.

Vietnam has a distinctive approach to diplomatic relations, rooted in principles of flexibility, resilience, and independence. Their policies maintain a firm stance on national sovereignty while adapting to the dynamics of global geopolitics. It draws inspiration from what plant that is culturally significant to the region and known for its strong roots, a sturdy trunk, and flexible branches?

What is the code used by Disneyland employees used when guests, typically a child, does a 'poo' in public areas of the park? It is named in reference to a character that lives in the 100 Acre Wood.