The Truckee River is the only outflow of what lake that, at 500 meters deep, could hold a lot of... um, truckees?
Because it sits on three fault lines, a tsunami-like wave could one day smash all the fancy houses on what lake shared by California and Nevada?
The GMC Yukon is basically the same vehicle as what Chevy truckee named for a lake about 2,000 miles south of the Yukon Territory?
About 9.2 billion oscillations between two energy levels of a cesium-133 atom: That's the surprisingly-complex official definition of what unit?
Some time in the 1560s, clocks got the ability to show what subdivision of time?
In a vacuum, light travels at almost exactly 300 million meters per WHAT?
Founded in New York in 1912, what "Fast & Furious" maker says it's the world's fourth-oldest major movie studio?
Remember when Tom Cruise rebooted "The Mummy"? Neither does anyone else, which is why we never got a "Dark Universe" from what studio?
Since 2004, NBC TV has been joined in holy corporate matrimony to what spinning-globe movie studio?
Bianca is the *actual* lover of Cassio, in the tragic mistaken-identity climax of what 1604 play?
Though it lost a letter in translation, one of Giuseppe Verdi's best-loved operas is based on what Shakespeare play about a jealous Moor?
Yikes: Patrick Stewart once played a white version of the title character, duped into murder by a Black version of Iago, in a race-reversed staging of what play?
According to the USDA, about 9,000 years ago, what animal became the first to be raised by humans for meat?
Named for a town on a nice grassy plateau in the South of France, Roquefort cheese is made from the milk of what animal?
It's no coincidence that the English "mutton" is so close to "mouton," the French word for what animal?