Myanmar

1. eye, ear, rib, toe, jaw
3 enamel, dentine, pulp, cementum
4 Emily, Anne, Charlotte, Bramwell
5. Christ, John the Baptist,

Just nerve is wrong Dare Devil. You got the other AxG - well done and all correct Sallysally

2-1 left
5-1 left

7. Russia, India

7 is complete Dare Devil

1) Arm, Leg, Toe, Eye and er Bum !
3) Enamel, Plaque,
4) Anne, Charlotte, Jane, Emily
5) Christ
6) England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland - lol i know it wont be that easy!
7) Russia, North Korea, Tibet, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpa, Iran

Plaque, Jane, Scotland, Wales Tibet, Singapore, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur and Iran are wrong Barracute

2-1 left
5-1 left

1. Arm, Leg, Eye, Ear, Toe
2. "Happy" "Bad Girl" "I'm not Willi.am"
3. Root, Enamel, Bone, Gum
4. Emily, Charlotte, Jane, Pauline
5. Jesus, Moses, Luke
6. United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Portugal
7. Russia, India, Nepal, Tajikstan, Vietnam, Pakistan, Turkministan, Mongolia, Bhutan, Cambodia, Laos, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Singapore

Bad Girl, root, bone, gum, Pauline, Moses, Luke, Portugal, Turkministan, Cambodia, Indonesia and Singapore are all wrong Ricky.

2-Blurred Lines
5-Virgin Mary

1.Which is larger - a cricket ball or a tennis ball?
2.Which day of the week is an anagram of the word dynamo?
3.Botany is the scientific study of what - plants or fish?
4.Which cartoon character owns a dog called Pluto?
5.What is the Earth's only natural satellite?
6.Quotations: which reality TV star said during the 2013 series of I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here "I can't blow my nose, I've never learned how"?

7.The mobile phone operating system iOS was developed by which giant technology company?
8.Toji is the job title of a master brewer of which fermented-rice drink of Japanese origin?
9.Songs of Enchantment and Infinite Riches are sequels to which Booker Prize-winning novel by Ben Okri?
10.Composed of two main islands and with its capital at Basseterre, which is the smallest nation in the Americas?
11.Prior to John Paul II, the last non-Italian pope was Adrian VI in 1522. What was his nationality?
12.Which Italian-American scientist gives his name to element number 100, the class of particles that obey Pauli's exclusion principle, and the paradox that earth has not yet been contacted by advanced life elsewhere in the galaxy?

1.Cricket
2.Monday
3.Plants
4.Mickey
5.The Moon
6.Joey Essex

7.Apple
8.Sake
9.
10.St Kitts and Nevis?
11.French?
12.Roentgen

1) cricket
2) Monday
3) plants
6) Joey Essex

1. Tennis?
2. Monday
3. Plants?
4. Goofy?
5. Moon
6. Joey Essex <rollseyes>
7. Apple

Just the last two are wrong AxG and 4/4 neil

9,11,12

Just 1 and 4 are wrong Dare Devil

9,11,12

1) Cricket
2) Monday
3) Plants
4) Micky Mouse
5) Moon
7) Apple
8) Sake
10) St Kitts and Nevis
12) Ferme

All correct eugenespeed

9,11

1. A cricket ball
2. Monday
3. Plants
4. Mickey Mouse
5. The Moon
6. Joey Essex

7. Sony
8. Yakult
9. Time of our life
10. Antigua and Baruda
11. Spanish
12. Rossi

9. The Famished Road? (th only Ben Okri I have read!)

7-12 are wrong Ricky and that's the one Sallysally
11-Dutch

1.Which was launched first - Channel 5 or Sky TV?
2.What type of health resort is an anagram of sap?
3.Which four-letter word can mean the opposite of right, remaining or went?
4.Which boy's name is also a slang term for a police officer?
5.Which word can mean a stopper for closing a hole in a container or a bribe, especially in the world of sport?
6.In the French version of which quiz show were departing contestants told "Vous etes le maillon faible, au revoir"?

7.Which high profile Labour politician's first tweet was, "About to start meeting in constituency office with Dun Drainage and Environment Agency about waterways and drainage"?
8.Okean is a chain of shops being opened in Russia which will sell which iconic British dish?
9.Nkosi Sikele iAfrika is the national anthem of which nation?
10.With the symbol x, what is the chemical property that describes the tendency of an atom or a function group to attract electrons towards itself?
11.Which explorer reached the westernmost point of mainland Africa in 1444 and named it Cape Verde?
12.Which song cycle by Gustav Mahler is based on poems written by Friedrich Ruckert on the death of two of his children?

1) sky
2) spa
3) left
4) Bobby
6) The Weakest Link

1.Sky TV
2.Spa
3.Left
4.Bobby
5.
6.The Weakest Link

7.
8.Fish and chips?
9.South Africa
10.
11.Columbus?
12.

Just AxG's 11 is wrong

7,10,11,12

Ferdinand Magellan?

1) Sky
2) Spa
3) Left
5) Bung
6) Who wants to be a millionaire?

Not Magellan. He shares the same surname with another explorer who has the first name Bartolomeu