General Hong Hi Choi was the first president of the governing body for what sport?
Wasting a potential superhero team, South Korea hired 12 martial arts masters in the early '60s just to promote what now-Olympic sport?
A kwan is a school for teaching what martial art that—in its English spelling anyway—nearly has "kwan" right in the name?
The U.S. Revenue Cutter Service was one of two organizations that Congress merged in 1915 to form what other organization?
A stone's throw from the Long Island Sound, an academy in New London, Connecticut, trains up cadets for what military branch?
The ship that was supporting Amelia Earhart's final flight was from what service that would totally have support ships for something like that?
In Esperanto (via German), "kuko" is the word for what universally-beloved food that Swahili speakers call "keki"?
"Envy-free" is one solution to a Hugo Steinhaus thought problem about the fairest way to cut what food?
Yummy! The Old Norse "kaka" is the original etymology of what dessert that feeds a lot of people?
Meaning "turtle-rabbit," Azotochtli was the Aztec name for what animal order that migrated up from South America?
"Pink fairy" and "screaming hairy" are species of what anteater- and sloth-cousins?
With all those lil bony scales attached to (an actually variable number of) bands of skin, the state small mammal of Texas is the nine-banded... what?
Before the printer accidentally resurfaced the stone, Edvard Munch printed about 50 copies of "The Scream" in what art form?
A Czech artist in the 1790s used a grease pencil on limestone to develop what printmaking method—hence the name?
A David Lynch docu-short follows an upscale French printing studio, specializing in what process whose name literally means "stone writing"?