ANSWERS

1. Bobby soxers

2. Evonne Goolagong. (The well known lapses were coined 'walkabouts' by the press)

3. Tom and Jerry

4. Tunisia (Ras Ben Sakka, Cap Blanc)

5. Strawberries. (a quart of missing strawberries)

6. France (Neauphle-le-Ch?teau)

7. Four

8. McMurdo Station. (after Archibald McMurdo)

9. Six, and they are:
    Miss Scarlett (Miss Scarlet in North American versions) (a red piece)
    Colonel Mustard (a yellow piece)
    Mrs. White (a white piece)
    Reverend Green (Mr. Green in pre-2002 North American versions) (a green piece)
    Mrs. Peacock (a blue piece)
    Professor Plum (a purple piece)

10. Five Answers
    a: ^ (like an upside down 'V'),
    b: v (a 'V' shape as often used in the Czech language),
    c: ~ (like a rotated 'S' shape, often used in Computing),
    d: ? (a straight line above a letter),
    e: ? (two dots above a letter, like the Germanic umlaut sign)

11. The Jungle Book

12. Ten Answers
    a: Aberdeen,
    b: Chicago,
    c: Amsterdam,
    d: Dublin,
    e: Manchester,
    f: Venice,
    g: Boston (Ma),
    h: Tokyo,
    i: Paris,
    j: Los Angeles

13. Strait of Malacca

14. Five answers
    a. Levon Helm (The Band)
    b. Mitch Mitchell (Jimi Hendrix Experience)
    c. Jim Keltner (various)
    d. Ginger Baker (Cream and Blind Faith)
    e. Pete York (Spencer Davis Group)

15. Trans-Siberian; Moscow and Vladivostok

16. Iran

17. Six answers
    a. Boys from Brazil
    b. Khartoum
    c. Spartacus
    d. The Battle of Britain
    e. Marathon Man
    f. Wild Geese II

18. Borneo (Kalimantan) and Sumatra

19. The scarlet pimpernel

20. Bill Haley and his Comets