Obscured by Clouds Trivia Quiz

Answer: Odense

The city is named after the Norse god Odin. It is also the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen and you can visit here a museum dedicated to the famed fairy-tale writer. You can also visit the Sankt Knuds Kirke (Saint Canute's Cathedral) which is one of the first Gothic buildings in Denmark. Oresund is a rail bridge that connects Denmark with Sweden; Oslo is in Norway and Odessa in Ukraine.

The photograph is called "Dense".

Answer: Oboe

The oboe is a two feet long tube with metal keys. It is called hautbois in French, which translates to loud wood. Oud is a stringed instrument that looks like a lute, ocarina is a wind instrument, and omnichord is an electronic musical instrument. The photograph is called "Buoy".

Answer: Peter O'Toole

Peter Seamus O'Toole was born in Leeds, England in 1932. He attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. He served in the navy for two years. He acted with the Bristol Old Vic Company and the Shakespeare Memorial Company. His first screen role came in 1960 in the film "Kidnapped". David Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" launched him into international stardom. Sean O'Casey is an Irish playwright, Eugene O'Neill an American playwright and Hugh O'Brian an American actor.

The title of the photograph is "Tool".

Answer: Black Orchid

Black Orchid debuted in Adventure Comics #428. The heroine does have superpowers but her main weapon is the ability to impersonate people, enabling her to observe things from close at hand. Her calling card is a black orchid. The photograph is called "Black Swan".

Answer: Charles Boyle

Charles Boyle (1674 - 1731) was a patron of sciences. He was born in London, educated at Oxford and he was a soldier, a politician and an author. The planetary model was made by George Graham with the financial support of the Earl in whose honor the model was named. The earldom was created for Roger Boyle Charles' grandfather. The photograph is titled "Boiling Water".

Answer: Oflag

Oflag is the abbreviation of the words "Offizier" (officer) and "Lager" (camp). Camps were in operation in both World Wars. Officers that are held prisoners could not be asked to work so they were held in separate camps. The photograph shows the flag of the European Union.

Answer: Okra

The plant, also called Abelmoschus esculentus, is of African origin and it is widely cultivated for both the fruit and the stem fibers, which are used for rope making. The leaves are shaped like a heart and the flowers are yellow with a deep red centre.

The fruit has a large amount of a jelly-like substance that is used for thickening stews. The photograph that shows the plant and a fruit is called "Okra".

Answer: Onega

The lake covers are area of 9,720 square kilometers, which is larger than the island of Cyprus (9,251 square kilometers). The lake has over 1600 islands that total an area of 260 square kilometers. Oneida is a Native American tribe, onion is an edible bulb and oneiro is the Greek word for dream. The photograph shows the island Kizi on Lake Onega.

Answer: Opie

John Opie was born in the village of Mithian which is near St. Agnes in Cornwall. He was called the "Cornish Wonder" as he showed great ability in painting from an early aged. Some of his paintings are "The Angry Father", "Children by the Fireside" and "Boy with a Hoop". Towards the end of his life, in 1805, he became professor of painting at the Royal Academy.

The photograph's title is "Pie".

Answer: Roy Orbison

The song was Orbison's very first hit and was followed by many other successes that include "Crying", "Oh, Pretty Woman", "Domino" and "Running Scared". Jake Owen was born in 1981 and Mike Oldfield in 1953. Alan O'Day had a huge hit with "Uncover Angel" in 1977. The photograph's title is "Sunglasses".