1. It takes its name from the Greek word for colour, and has a three-colour logo which refers back to the parent company's logo. The rather strange name comes from the industry term “for the visible…features of an application” What?

2. This organisation was founded in 1947 and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Its name is not an acronym or initialism in either English or French, its official languages. It chose a Greek word meaning equal to reflect its mission to equalize and standardize across cultures. Which organisation?

4. Fernando Botero is a renowned Colombian artist. In 2007, he exhibited his latest series of pictures, one of which is shown below. What did he cite as the inspiration for this work?

5. Despite its omnipresence since its design in 1924, no one really knows who was the inspiration behind it. In the 1960s, it was believed that a certain Claudia Dell was the model, whereas in 1987, People Magazine named bit-part actress Amelia Bachelor as the one. In 2001, the Chicago Sun-Times named a woman who worked as an extra named Jane Bartholomew. Given how many times it has been modified over the years, it is indeed possible that all of the above were somehow involved. Most recently, it has been revealed that a Louisiana homemaker named Jenny Joseph was the model for its latest reincarnation. What is it?

6. Exchange

7. 1. Google Chrome 2. ISO 3. Marlboro Friday 4. Abu Gharib 5. Columbia Pictures