* What are ophidians more commonly known as?
* What was the first sport to organise World Championships?
* Suriname is a country on what continent?
* As of February 2002, Sidney Poitier is the only black actor to win an Oscar for Best Actor. For what film did he get this?
* The Socratic method refers to what?
* The word sartorial pertains to what profession?
* Themistocles defeated the Persians in which famous sea battle?
* The Moldau (or the Vltava) was composed by which composer?
* Which two terms refer to types of winds?
* Sitka was the capital of Russian-America in 1807. Now part of Alaska, Sitka is located on which island?
* The opposite of saprophyte is:
* Sulfuric acid is composed of sulfur and which two other elements?
* Sirenia is the name of an order of water mammals which includes which two animals?
* Amos Alonzo Stagg is associated with what sport?
* A sol is a silver coin of what country?
* One variety of squill is a:
* The saxophone is named after:
* The word saxifrage, a small hardy plant, means:
* The word philatelist, a stamp collector, comes from the Greek words 'philos' and 'atelos' meaning:
* Science fiction author Theodore Sturgeon has had several collections of his short stories published. Which is not one of his books?