PEOPLE & PLACES
Who were the first people to blow their noses into paper tissues?
THE JAPANESE
Who is the best-selling saxophonist in history?
KENNY G.
What did the Supreme Court say you had a First Amendment right to burn, in 1989?
THE AMERICAN FLAG
What planet needs 248 years to meander its way around the sun?
PLUTO
What NFL team introduced the no-huddle offense during the 1980s?
CINCINNATI BENGALS
What city did environmental writer Edward Abbey call "the blob that ate Arizona"?
PHOENIX
What's a singer required to do if he or she is asked to "sucker pucker"?
LIP SYNC
Who was president of the U.S. when Uncle Sam first got a beard?
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
What were first attached to seaworthy vessels in the Aegean Sea in 2000 B.C.?
SAILS
What two Yankees did 17-year-old female Jackie Mitchell strike out successively in 1931?
BABE RUTH AND LOU GEHRIG
What barrier took 1,700 years to build?
THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
What pop parody career includes the hits "Addicted to Spuds," "My Bologna," and "Eat It"?
What nation bartered 30 million barrels of oil for ten Boeing 747s in 1984?
SAUDI ARABIA
What was the surname of the Italian-American who invented a whirlpool bath for a son who had rheumatoid arthritis?
JACUZZI
Who was the first American male to win three straight Wimbledon titles?
PETE SAMPRAS
What's the state bird of a record seven U.S. states?
THE CARDINAL
What Beatles song observes: "There's a shadow hanging over me"?
What U.S. president was related to five former presidents by blood, and six by marriage?
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
What Hawaiian volcano first erupted in the 1970s and has done so regularly since 1983?
KILAUEA
What Kraft product did U.S. housewives find over 1,300 uses for in 1952?
What community service club has a name derived from the native Indian word meaning "to make oneself known"?
KIWANIS
What TV cartoon character wrote on his school chalkboard, "I will not aim at the head" and "My name is not Dr. Death"?
BART SIMPSON
What "army" was once known as the Christian Revival Association?
THE SALVATION ARMY
What country manufactured a whopping 110 cars in 1947?
JAPAN
What seven-foot-one NBA star of the 1960s was born to parents who stood five-foot-eight?
WILT CHAMBERLAIN