HISTORY
She was the first wife of Henry VIII.
Catherine of Aragon
This defensive position is the player who swats airborne balls away from the receiver (or catches it himself).
Cornerback
HH Holmes created a "Murder House," where he killed fair-goers who thought they were attending an attraction in this city in 1893.
Chicago.
Queen Elizabeth is a fan of this breed of dog.
Corgi
This Friends character frequently shouted, "We were on a break!"
Ross
World War I started because of the assassination of this man in Sarajevo, Bosnia in 1914.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria
This team has had the most Super Bowl appearances in history, at 11.
New England Patriots
This Beatles song inspired Charles Manson's crimes.
Helter Skelter
This breed's tongue and gums turn a bluish-black a few weeks after they're born.
Chow Chow
Deputy Barney Fife kept this item in his shirt pocket on The Andy Griffith Show.
Parking lot
This number of yards is the penalty for using a helmet as a weapon (in the NFL).
15
The serial killer Son of Sam claimed to receive his orders from this entity.
His neighbor's dog
This dog stands at approximately 34 inches (shoulder to ground), making it the tallest breed.
Irish Wolfhound
This show from the 1970s had 7 spin-off sitcoms, including Maude and The Jeffersons.
All In The Family
This World War II air raid on Tokyo, in response to the Pearl Harbor attack, was named after this United States Lieutenant Colonel who planned and led the mission.
James Doolittle
This University of Chicago player won the first-ever Heisman Trophy in 1936.
Jay Berwanger
Timothy McVeigh committed what was then the deadliest terror attack on US soil in this city.
Oklahoma City
A person with a fear of dogs would be described as having _____.
Cynophobia
The episode "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen" is still the most-watched episode of a tv show in history, and was the finale of this sitcom.
M*A*S*H
Sirimavo Bandaranaike made history as the world's first female prime minister when she was elected to office of this country in 1960.
Sri Lanka (then known as Ceylon)
In 1902, this team beat Stanford 49-0 in the very first Rose Bowl.
Michigan
In 1978, a Paris grocer was sentenced to two years in jail for stabbing his wife with this item.
A wedge of hard cheese
All dogs, wolves, jackals, and coyotes are believed to be descended from this pre-historic animal.
This Big Bang Theory character suffers from "selective mutism," which prevents him from talking to women -- unless he's drunk.
Raj