Brie is a soft cheese that originates from the region of Brie in northern France. It’s often referred to as “The Queen of Cheeses” and has been produced in the area for centuries.

The National Rail logo consists of two parallel horizontal lines crossed by three diagonal lines pointing in opposite directions. In total, the logo is made up of five straight lines.

The proverb “Every cloud has a silver lining” suggests that even difficult or bad situations have a positive aspect. The “silver lining” refers to the bright edge seen around clouds when the sun is behind them, symbolising hope or a better outcome.

The Chinese art of placement is called Feng Shui. It involves arranging objects in living spaces to create harmony and balance with the natural world, influencing health, wealth, and overall well-being.

Tripadvisor is known for its vast collection of user-generated reviews on hotels, restaurants, attractions, and more. It markets itself as the world’s most popular travel community, helping users plan trips based on shared experiences.

The image shows a stylised version of the Martini logo, a famous Italian brand known for its vermouth and sparkling wines. The red circle and navy rectangle with gold edging are key features of the Martini branding.

The image shows a barrel filled with various laughing faces, visually representing the popular idiom “a barrel of laughs,” which describes something or someone very amusing or entertaining.

In the classic UK version of Monopoly, the most expensive property is Mayfair. The second most expensive is Park Lane, which is also in the dark blue colour group and located just before Mayfair on the board.

Someone born on the 18th of May falls under the astrological sign of Taurus, which covers birthdays from April 20th to May 20th.

Madonna was born on August 16, 1958. This places her birth in the 1950s, a decade known for the birth of many influential cultural figures.

The first official fashion week was held in New York City in 1943. It was organised by fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert to give American designers more exposure during World War II, when travel to Paris was not possible.

The correct answer is “Tearproof”, which means resistant to tearing or ripping. It’s a term often used to describe durable materials like certain fabrics or packaging.

The term “birthday suit” is a humorous slang expression referring to nudity, implying the state one was in at birth—without clothes.

The first product sold by Heinz was horseradish, launched in 1869. It was sold in clear glass bottles to show its purity, setting the brand apart in terms of transparency and quality.

Moto Moto is a character from Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. He is a smooth-talking, confident hippopotamus who becomes a love interest for Gloria, the main hippo character.

The product known today as KitKat was originally launched in 1935 by Rowntree’s under the name “Chocolate Crisp.” It was renamed KitKat Chocolate Crisp in 1937, and eventually just KitKat.

“Sufferin’ succotash” is a famous catchphrase used by Sylvester the Cat, a character from the Looney Tunes animated series. The phrase is a minced oath used to express frustration, and it’s notable for Sylvester’s trademark lisp.

In the 1990 film Ghost, the character Molly (played by Demi Moore) says “I love you,” and Sam (played by Patrick Swayze) responds with the word “Ditto.” This simple yet emotional exchange became one of the film’s most iconic moments.

The character in the image is Babar the Elephant, a popular children’s book and TV character who becomes king of the elephants. He is known for his distinctive green suit, red bow tie, and gold crown.

Tumbler, cylinder, and mortice are all types of locks commonly used in homes. These terms refer to different locking mechanisms: tumbler locks use pins, cylinder locks are based around a cylindrical shape, and mortice locks are fitted into a pocket within the door itself.