The Tennessee is the largest tributary of what river?
Of the many U.S. rivers that are named for states (or vice versa), what's the third-longest?
What Midwest state borders West Virginia along a river that, for the record, the state is named for and not the other way round?
What singer-songwriter published photography books called "American Women" and "Made in Canada"?
From "Cuts Like a Knife" to "Waking Up the Neighbours," what Canadian put four straight albums into the U.S. Top 10?
“This song has nothing to do with the year 1969.” So says what Canadian, about his song "Summer of '69"?
Apocrine, holocrine, and merocrine are the three secretion modes employed by what type of body part?
What ductless hormone-releasers form the rugged working class of the endocrine system?
When you talk about your "thyroid" and "pituitary," you're really using adjectives that modify what G-word?
Rousseau and Benda both composed myth-inspired operas with what title?
Ovid's "Metamorphoses" tells the story of what Greek-myth sculptor who fell in love with his statue?
No swine were involved in "My Fair Lady," an adaptation of what George Bernard Shaw play?
By a wide margin, what brand is the best-selling product of the Mexican conglomerate Grupo Modelo?
So it's not named for the typewriters? A crown with the words "La Cerveza Mas Fina" comprise the logo of what brand?
Since the '90s, America's most popular imported beer is what lager that normally has a lime wedge stuffed in it?