Still a staple for the local Ojibwe people, water-loving wild rice is the official grain of what U.S. state?
At St. Croix and Itasca state parks you can forage for morels, the official state mushrooms of what, uh, state?
The lake-dwelling walleye is the state fish of what prairie state that famously has thousands of lakes?
On a standard 88-key piano keyboard, what note is the lowest key?
Pick one: What was both the first *and* the middle initial of the guy who created Winnie-the-Pooh?
In "The Scarlet Letter," Puritan buttheads force poor Hester to wear which, uh, letter?
England won Canada from the French in a war they know by what name?
George Washington cut his teeth in the French and Indian War, the North American theater of what larger war with time-based name?
The war basically lasted from 1756 to 1763. That's why they call it... what?
The full title of Newton's "Principia" doesn't have "science" in it, because they still called it WHAT philosophy?
The set of all positive integers is called either the counting numbers, or the WHAT numbers?
In 1859, Charles Darwin sketched out his breakthrough theory on WHAT selection?
After retiring, what baseball legend spent some time as vice president of Chock full o'Nuts coffee?
What Brooklyn Dodger was Major League Baseball's 1947 Rookie of the Year, and the National League's 1949 MVP?
In 1997, MLB retired the jersey number 42 league-wide, for what barrier-buster who died 25 years earlier?