-1. On which Caribbean island is the volcano Mount Pelee?
-2. Who created Simon Templar, "The Saint"?
-3. Who plays Roz Doyle in the sitcom Frasier?
-4. What title was given to the rulers of Baghdad and later the sultans of the Ottoman Empire until it was abolished in 1924?
-5. What couple sang the "Indian Love Call" duet in the 1936 film Rose Marie?
-6. What is the more common name for Dvorak's Symphony No. 9?
-8. What is the origin of the phrase "playing possum"?
-8. What was the name of the official bodyguard of Roman emperors created by Augustus in 27 BC?
-9. Accord to Bob Dylan, why don't the pumps work?
-10. Traditionally held in Munich, what is the world’s largest Volksfest, a 16 to 18 day celebration in late September featuring beer, parades, food, and music?
-11. What is the tiny piece of plastic or metal at the end of a shoelace called?
-12. A photo of a landmark with the landmark Photoshopped out. Can you recognise it just from the background?

11. Aglet

3. Peri Gilpin

Good calls, both!

10. Oktoberfest

It is indeed, manxman!

12. I'll guess it's Sydney Harbour Bridge (or another bridge) removed from the photo Rog. The rock to the left certainly looks as if it's one end of the bridge.

Bernie

Nice logic Bernie, but not Sidney Harbour Bridge

8. The Praetorian Guard

12. Golden Gate Bridge

michele, soot - both good!

6. New World Symphony. This piece is what started my love of classical music when I was very young.

4. caliph

I salute you, ladies!

5 - Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald

9. cause the vandals took the handles

2. Leslie Charteris

7. Playing possum refers to pretending to be asleep. As a defense mechanism, the opossum will pretend to be dead or unconscious when faced with a threat.

1. Martinique

And that wraps it up very nicely.

Well done, folks!