Q: The Aldeburgh Festival was founded in 1948 by Benjamin Britten, Eric Crozier and which tenor?
What is the answer?

A: peter pears

Q: Turdus Merula is the scientific/Latin name for which bird?
What is the answer?

A: blackbird

Q: A proliferation of new Catholic saints followed the removal of which metaphorical real job role from Vatican canonization in 1983?
What is the answer?

A: devil s advocate

Q: Joseph Jagger, born in 1830 earned himself which long nickname when, in 1873, he hired six clerks to record the outcomes of six roulette wheels at a casino called The Beaux Arts? He discovered that one of the wheels showed a clear bias in that nine of the numbers occured more frequently than others and then went on to win over 65,000 over the next three days.
What is the answer?

A:
man who broke bank at monte carlo