Which tour first grossed $2bn? Saturday quiz answers

The Saturday quiz posed 15 questions, including: "Who requested in his will that an art gallery be established in Linz?", "Which mustelid was named “most fearless animal” by Guinness World Records?" and "What was the first concert tour to gross $2bn in ticket sales?"

The answers to the first eight were: Adolf Hitler; honey badger (ratel); Taylor Swift’s Eras; main-belt asteroids; (red/green) colour vision deficiencies; molybdenum; Switzerland; cricket’s minor counties.

The remaining answers were: married to archaeologists: Max Mallowan; Heinrich Schliemann; Cat Jarman; Chinese revolutionary ballets; parts of Westminster Abbey; novel sequences named after places: Lawrence Durrell; Olivia Manning; Naguib Mahfouz; Paul Auster; historical “Causes”; bands who worked with producer Brian Eno; scientific names of 2026 World Cup mascots: moose; bald eagle; jaguar.

Turning detective over the Agatha Christie clue? Photograph: Bettmann/Bettmann Archive

Switzerland, Linz

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