Just because he sometimes turns into a raging green monster called the Hulk does not mean there is anything wrong with him. What is the name of the scientist who, after being exposed to gamma radiation from an atomic bomb, occasionally transforms into the big green brute?

This superheroine chose for holidays, non-working Saturdays, and Sundays a name she could use in those situations. She called herself Katherine Kane. Who appears when things become serious and the world needs the aunt hiding behind the name Kathy Kane?

Which superhero is known, in his everyday life, as Billy Batson?

In Disney’s 1996 animated film The Hunchback of Notre Dame, everything revolves around the unfortunate Quasimodo. He falls in love with a Romani dancer, and so does the main villain, Frollo. What is her name?

She was one of the most influential dancers of all time, and her methods still shape modern dance today. This American dancer and choreographer left a huge mark on the world of dance, and the company she founded under her own name was, and still is, considered one of the finest ever. What was the name of this artist, who died in 1991?

Objects composed of interplanetary material that survive their passage through the atmosphere and then hit the surface of Earth or another celestial body are called what?

Deep in Siberia in 1908, a still-unresolved catastrophe destroyed a massive area of forest, and the absence of any crater gave rise to many explanations. What is this event called?

On the first day of 1801, Giuseppe Piazzi discovered the first asteroid ever identified, and it later turned out to be the largest object in the Asteroid Belt. What is its name?

Among the comets that return near Earth, one appears more often than the others, coming back every 3.3 years. It was named after the scientist who worked out its orbit in 1819. What surname does this comet bear?

“Nothing arouses envy like another person’s laughter” was said to be her favorite sentence. Perhaps it is only natural, then, that she wrote the worldwide hit Bonjour Tristesse at the age of just eighteen. Who was the author of that novel?

A former F1 driver who competed from 2004 until 2012 shares his surname with a pistol first made in 1982. Who is he?

In the western Rio Bravo, what is the name of the sheriff’s deputy, the grumbling old-timer brilliantly played by three-time Oscar winner Walter Brennan?

Which pre-Columbian civilization is most famously associated with the archaeological site of La Venta in Tabasco?

It seems slightly unusual that a team based in Los Angeles should be called the Lakers, but the explanation comes from the city where the franchise played before moving west. From which city did the Lakers come?

A 1999 film tells the story of a giant crocodile attacking the people around Black Lake in Maine. If Bill Pullman, Bridget Fonda, and Oliver Platt appear in it, and sequels were later made in 2007 and 2018, what is the title of the film?

What city serves as the setting of the now classic novel We Children from Bahnhof Zoo by Christiane F.?

Here is an easier one, somewhere between film and literature. Children of the Corn is regarded as one of the classic horror films, and it was based on a literary work. Who is the author of the story from which the film was adapted?

Known for songs including Shape of You, Thinking Out Loud, and Perfect, this British singer-songwriter also became famous for album titles built around mathematical symbols. What is his name?

The 2006 album that made Amy Winehouse one of the defining British artists of her era has a title connected with going back into darkness. What is its name?

Coldplay had a big hit in the early 2000s featuring lyrics about stars, bones, and trying to mend what has been broken. What is the name of the song with the chorus “Lights will guide you home”?

Uptown Funk was one of the biggest pop songs of the 2010s, and even though Bruno Mars sings it, the track is officially credited to a British producer and DJ. What is his name?

This British singer became a worldwide star with albums whose titles were often linked to her age at the time they were made. Her album 21 features songs such as Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You. What is her name?

After being expelled from school, Holden Caulfield drifts through New York and reflects bitterly on the hypocrisy of the adult world in one of America’s best-known novels of adolescence. What is the title of this novel by J. D. Salinger?

The protagonist of Camus’s The Stranger is emotionally detached, and after his mother’s death and a later murder on an Algerian beach he becomes one of literature’s best-known existentialist characters. What is his last name?

In Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, the protagonist awakens one morning as a gigantic insect-like being, and from that moment his relationship with his family grows steadily more distressing. What is the name of this travelling salesman and central character?

Winston Smith, Big Brother, the Ministry of Truth, and Room 101 belong to one of the best-known dystopian novels of the twentieth century. What number appears in the title of Orwell’s book?

In Orwell’s allegorical novel about a farm rising up against human rule, the animals at first dream of a more just society, but the new leadership soon begins acting just like the old one. Which animals eventually seize the main political power on the farm?

Which American luxury automobile brand, produced by Ford, was the one in which John F. Kennedy was shot?

Which great river begins where the Marañón and Ucayali meet?

In which film does Quentin Tarantino appear as a henpecked man anxiously fearing the return of his wife Bonnie?