Q1. THEATRE - The title of this critically-acclaimed and complex 1993 Tom Stoppard play, which has parallel intertwined storylines taking place in the early 19th c. and the present day, comes from an ancient memento mori. ARCADIA

Q2. SCIENCE - The chemical element with the highest melting point is carbon, which does not melt at all under normal pressure. What element is second, making it ideal for the practical applications for which it is best known? TUNGSTEN

Q3. POP MUSIC - Detroit's Cobo Hall was the setting for a local rock band's two September, 1975, concerts, recorded and released the following year as a double album which was ultimately certified 5x platinum in the United States. The album, along with the band's studio release Night Moves the same year, launched the band to national stardom. Name the band. BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND

Q4. LITERATURE - Among the dozens of novels written (or co-written) by this American author are the Alex Cross series, the Women's Murder Club series, and the Daniel X series. JAMES PATTERSON

Q5. ART - Who painted this? Click here GUSTAV KLIMT

Q6. TELEVISION - What company is the largest employer in the city of Bristol, Connecticut , as large as #s 2 and 3 combined (Bristol Hospital and the city's municipal government)? ESPN