-1. The authorized version of the English Bible, which appeared in 1611, is named after which king?
-2. What was the name of the influenza that killed an estimated 40 million people in 1918?
-3. What is the general name for any hoofed mammal?
-4. Who started "The Factory" in Manhattan, a magnet for alternative artists?
-5. Which European country, in 1967, switched it's traffic laws so that cars would drive on the right side of the road instead of the left side?
-6. How many tea spoons are there to a table spoon?
-7. In the second world war, who was known as the "woman with the million dollar legs"?
8. What do Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, Queen Victoria, Saddam Hussein and Jerry Lee Lewis all have in common?
9. The five basic taste sensations ate sweet, sour, bitter, salty and what?
-10. The Codex Hammer (or Codex Leicester) was bought by Bill Gates for $30,000,000 and was the most expensive book in history. Who wrote it?
-11. Which country lies between Estonia and Lithuania?
12. This is a clip from which 1964 film?

6. 3 teaspoons are in a tablespoon

1. King James

Two winners to get us going!

2. Spanish flu

5. Which European country, in 1967, switched it's traffic laws so that cars would drive on the right side of the road instead of the left side?

Sweden.

Håll dig till höger Svensson

11. Latvia

Bernie

3. ungulate

Excellent solves, everybody! Will have to check that link later, Fogfighter - my phone isn't smart enough to do videos

Apparently one third of the world population was infected, manxman

10. Leonardo da Vinci

Yes, michele!

7. Betty Grable 🌟

4. Andy Warhol

7. Betty Grable

That youtube video is the promotional song for the event. Combined with some contemporary videos

Håll dig till höger Svensson ~ Keep to the right mr Swede

Catchy tune, Fogfighter

Ladies and soot - good calls!

Fogfighter - should have realised you'd get that one!

That video is funny, Fogfighter, but I'm sure dealing with the traffic jams at the beginning was very difficult. It's one thing to drive down a straight road, but turns, circles (aka roundabouts), and emergency situations requiring fast thinking probably led to some bad accidents.

Indeed it must have caused a lot of confusion in the beginning but seems to have turned out mostly well. I'm too young to remember the whole thing but there were many bumper stickers for the event left afterwards. With H as in höger/right.

Would be pretty impossible to do nearly 60 years later, given the rise in population, car ownership, motorways/freeways...

9. Umami

Bernie