Along with the candlestick, knife, lead pipe, revolver and rope, which tool was one of the six weapons in the original game of Clue?

Found in southern Africa, which is the largest African country that was once a Portuguese colony? Founded in 1795, which Pennsylvania city hosts a famous annual sporting event and has "sport" in its name? Francis Bourdillon wrote, "The night has a thousand..." of what, "and the day but one"? Frankie Valli's group took which name from a New Jersey bowling alley where they briefly played the lounge? Fred Astaire's first dramatic role was in which 1959 film of Nevil Shute's post-nuclear war novel set in Australia? Fred Morrison invented a flying disc he called the Pluto Platter and sold it to which toy company, which renamed it the… What French term, literally "stroke of mercy", means a final death blow? Which French word means a category of art, like landscape, and also names paintings of scenes from everyday life?