Black Sabbath formed in 1968 and helped create the sound and image of heavy metal music. This legendary band came from an industrial English city strongly associated with metalworking and hard rock. Which city was it?

In Black Panther, M’Baku leads a mountain tribe that stands apart from the other Wakandan tribes and initially resists T’Challa’s rule. What is the name of this tribe?

The Joker, Two-Face, Scarecrow, and many other Batman villains are closely associated with one infamous asylum near Gotham City. What is its name?

Oswald State Correctional Facility is a fictional maximum-security prison in a long-running television series. What was the series called?

Cold Mountain Penitentiary is the fictional prison where much of this 1999 film takes place. The story follows guards and prisoners on death row, with Tom Hanks in one of the central roles. What is the film called?

If a fictional prison is called Montgomery Burns State Prison, it can only be located in one city. Which one?

Fox River State Penitentiary is the fictional prison at the center of the first season of a TV series starring Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller. What was that television series called?

Many world-famous companies have animals in their logos. One of them is the Australian airline Qantas. Which animal did Qantas put in its logo?

The nonprofit organization World Wildlife Fund has a beautiful animal in its logo. Which one?

In the famous Alfa Romeo badge, one side shows a red cross and the other a heraldic creature. Which animal is part of the logo?

The Bacardi logo features an animal that has been associated with the rum brand since its early history in Cuba. Which animal appears in the company’s logo?

Before Sleeping Beauty became a major part of the classical ballet repertoire, its fairy-tale world needed music. Which composer wrote the famous ballet score?

Marilyn Monroe once explained what was the only thing she wore when going to bed. What exactly did Marilyn Monroe have on while sleeping, or doing whatever she was doing in bed?

No Sleep till Brooklyn was a major hit from 1987. What is the name of the American band that performed this song?

Various religious groups have gods connected with dreams, and so did the Greeks. They had a god who sent images of human beings into dreams and visions, and who was responsible for shaping dreams or the beings that inhabit them. He appeared to people in sleep, where he could take the form of any human. What was his name?

The medical term somnambulism sounds complicated, but it describes a strange and fairly well-known sleep behavior. What are people doing when they somnambulate?

Brothers Walt and Roy started a small film studio in an office in Los Angeles in 1923. Very soon it would outgrow that space and become the biggest company in the history of animated film. What was the surname of brothers Roy and Walt?

In Susan Wojcicki’s garage in 1998, two friends, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, started a company that would very quickly need a much larger space. Which company did this duo found?

In his garage in Bellevue, Washington, Jeff Bezos founded a company in 1994 that he first called Cadabra Inc. However, he soon changed the name, and under its new name the company grew into a supercompany. What is its name?

A garage was also the place where another global company was started in 1976. In the duo that founded it, Steve Wozniak was responsible for the technical side and for building the devices that were sold, while the other founder handled finances. The garage also belonged to his parents. Which company is this?

The birthplace of this extremely famous company was a shed. In 1901, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, two friends built a prototype of a machine that was named after them. That name is still a synonym for quality and prestige in its field. Their first names were William and Arthur, and their surnames together gave the company its name. Which company was it?

If a literary clue brings together titles such as Absalom, Absalom!, Sartoris, Sanctuary, Mosquitoes, and Requiem for a Nun, it points toward one of the most important American novelists of the 20th century. What was his name?

One of nature’s wonders, the gray whale, once spread across a much wider area, today lives in narrow regions of one ocean. Which ocean is being referred to in this question?

Jennifer Grey is best remembered for playing Frances “Baby” Houseman, a teenager who spends the summer at a resort and falls in love with dance instructor Johnny Castle. What is the title of this 1987 film?

Most of Austria, about 80,566 km², belongs to the Danube basin, while only small areas in the west belong to the basin of another major European river, about 2,366 km², and in the north to the Elbe basin with an area of 918 km². Which river in the west draws Austrian waters into its basin?

One of the legends of Austrian sport was born in 1972 and competed in ski jumping. At the beginning of the 1990s, few were better than him, and during that period he won the World Cup in 1993, 1995, and 1996. He was also a two-time winner of the Four Hills Tournament. What is the name of this golden boy of Austrian sport?

Vienna was always one of the targets of the Ottomans. In the last great campaign of the Turkish army, Vienna was again the final destination. However, the siege collapsed under the attack of the Poles and Jan Sobieski. In which year did the Poles break the last Ottoman siege of Vienna?

The main trigger of the First World War was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo. He was not the only victim of the attack. Alongside him, his wife was also killed. What was her name?

A rock and roll classic begins with counting off the money, the show, and getting ready to go. Originally associated with Carl Perkins and later Elvis Presley, which famous shoes give the song its title?

When Dorothy’s house lands on the Wicked Witch of the East in The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy takes the only thing left of her: her shoes. What color are the shoes Dorothy takes from the wicked witch?