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What links Finding Nemo and Little Shop of Horrors? The Saturday quiz

The Guardian UK Saturday 25 July 2026, 06:00 UTC By Thomas Eaton 1 min read
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From Carthage airport and Dante’s Purgatory to Maglia Rosa, Maillot Jaune and La Roja, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz1 Whose The Dream (The Bed) is the most expensive painting by a woman?2 Which capital city is served by Carthage airport?3 Which famous feuding families appear in Canto VI of Dante’s Purgatory?4 Lock & Co is the world’s oldest shop selling what?5 Which composer was bandmaster at the Worcester County and City Lunatic Asylum?6 At what point in a planet’s orbit is...

From Carthage airport and Dante’s Purgatory to Maglia Rosa, Maillot Jaune and La Roja, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

1 Whose The Dream (The Bed) is the most expensive painting by a woman?
2 Which capital city is served by Carthage airport?
3 Which famous feuding families appear in Canto VI of Dante’s Purgatory?
4 Lock & Co is the world’s oldest shop selling what?
5 Which composer was bandmaster at the Worcester County and City Lunatic Asylum?
6 At what point in a planet’s orbit is it closest to the sun?
7 Liverpool FC were 2023 league champions in which country?
8 What insulting messages were sent by Victorians on 14 February?
What links:
9 Finding Nemo; Little Shop of Horrors; Marathon Man; The Hangover?
10 Andrea Jaeger; Philip Mulryne; David Sheppard; Taribo West?
11 Billington and Mayman; Block and Quayle; Clemens and August?
12 Alloy; carbon; stainless; tool?
13 Teme; Vyrnwy; Warwickshire Avon; Worcestershire Stour?
14 Maglia Rosa; Maillot Jaune; La Roja?
15 Plutarch; Giorgio Vasari; John Aubrey; Leslie Stephen; Lytton Strachey?

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Finding Nemo (PERSON) Little Shop of Horrors (ORG) Carthage (LOCATION) Dante’s Purgatory (PERSON) Maglia Rosa (PERSON) Maillot Jaune (ORG) La Roja (LOCATION) Carthage airport?3 (ORG) Canto VI (PERSON) Dante (PERSON) Lock & (ORG) Co (ORG) what?5 (ORG) the Worcester County (ORG) the sun?7 Liverpool FC (ORG)
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