So "ample and spheric," Walt Whitman called what big ball of rock his "likeness"?
Suffering farmer Wang Lung finally gets his own farm, in the back half of Pearl S. Buck's novel The Good WHAT?
Of the solar system's eight true planets, which one did Holst not music up for his "Planets" suite?
What's the stage name of the gal who is often credited as Alecia Moore when she lends her voice to animated movies?
Can't Take Me Home and Missundaztood were the first two albums by what former member of the girl group Choice?
You know what, never mind: What color is Snagglepuss's fur?
Underneath your car is a bar that converts rotary motion to linear motion, called a WHAT link?
When thrust pushes an airplane forward in the air, what four-letter force pushes back?
The original Mac OS was the first to implement the file-moving function we call WHAT-and-drop?
Despite its small size, which original U.S. state has a 424-member legislature?
With its dozen-or-so residents, Dixville Notch has long been part of presidential primary lore. What state's it in?
The northernmost of the original colonies, what Granite State was the ninth to ratify the Constitution?
When those kooky Canadians dine on prairie oysters, what specific body part is that?
Yummy with a side of gravy, "lamb fries" are prepared with what hangy part of a sheep?
Criadillas, or "little maids," is Spain's culinary name for what body part that little maids usually lack?