Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 2-4-2026 — Casanova

2nd April, 2026: Casanova.

It’s officially official: it’s Thursday.

And?

I’ve got my usual quarterly diabetic review, later: the review where I find out my most recent blood test results.

Hopefully … ?

They’ll be ok.

~≈🩸≈~

We can safely say that my nephew, Jude, was here, yesterday, is getting slightly handy with Final Cut Pro, and thoroughly enjoying the app’s ability to alter sound effects.

I just wish I’d thought to ask him one thing.

“Jude, what is that trumpet noise you keep using … ?”

~≈🎺≈~

Let’s move on.


Yesterday’s Teaser saw Mum* and Debbi† putting in their answers: with both scoring five out of five.


 Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?

Here they are, along with the How To, License and video.

Q1)        Giacomo Casanova was born on 2nd April.   Of which year of the 1720s?

Q2)        He was born in the Republic of where: Rome, Venice or Milan?

Q3)        His autobiography — Histoire de ma vie — was published after his death.   And writing in which language: Italian, French or German?

Q4)        The first film about Casanova was released in 1918.   In which country: Austria, Hungary or Bulgaria?

Q5)        Finally … ?   The 2005 TV serial about Casanova starred David Tennent and Peter O’Toole as Giacomo.   Who wrote the series: Stephen Moffat, Russell T. Davies or Chris Chibnall?

Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …

Q1)        1st April, 2026, marks the start of Passover.   Passover is marked by observant whoms: Jews, Muslims or Christians?
A1)        Jews.

Q2)        It starts, when: sunrise or sunset?
A2)        Sunset.

Q3)        It’s traditionally marked with a passover meal.   A meal known as the what: the Seder, the Shabbat or the Mezuzah?
A3)        The Passover Seder.   The shabbat is the traditional Jewish day of rest.   The Mezuzah is the little scroll observant Jews will hang next to the front door: with a couple of verses from the Torah

Q4)        Traditionally, unleavened bread is eaten at Passover.   Unleavened bread is made without what: yeast, flour or water?
A4)        Yeast.

Q5)        Finally … ?   The festival is called ‘passover’, because traditional practises were meant to ensure the Angel of Death would ‘pass over’ believers’ homes.   It’s mentioned in which book of the Hebrew Bible: Genesis, Exodus or Leviticus?
A5)        Exodus.

Here’s a thought …

“The most notorious aspect of Casanova’s career are his many complicated sexual affairs with women, stretching from his early adolescence to his old age, which he described in detail in his autobiography.”
From the Wikipedia entry on Casanova.

A song by LeVert …



And an earworm …



The next ten-question set is on 16th April: it’s about World Voice Day.

Your comments, and today’s answers, will be published in tomorrow’s Teaser.

AI is avoided when writing these questions.

Answers are as accurate as possible: at the time of writing.

Decisions about scores are final.

Thank you for coming: have a good day.

*        Hello, Mum!

†        Well, I’ve got the next ten question set written, Debbi‡: it’s for World Voice Day, on 16th April.

        Oh, so your niece is a shiksa: is that right … ?   I’m told ‘shiksa’ is slightly derogatory: but don’t know what the polite equivalent is.

        Oh, did you hear of a comedian called Modi Rosenberg?   He’s very Jewish, and very funny … !

‡        Then there’s Jessica Kirson, Debbi: she is hysterical!