Taro, turmeric, and turnips all belong to a category of vegetables named for what plant part?
Charles Elmer Hires used sassafras to make his o.g. version of a soft drink named for what part of the sassafras tree?
According to that baseball song, after you get your peanuts and crackerjack you should do WHAT for the home team? (At least three times?)
John Wheeler once called fellow theoretical physicist Richard Feynman to suggest that the universe has exactly one of what particle?
In the 1870s, Irish physicist George Stoney coined the name of what elementary particle with a mass about 1/1836 that of a proton?
In chemistry class, you learned that a covalent bond happens with atoms pair up what particles that orbit the nucleus?
Before it was an Oscar-winning movie, "The Tin Drum" was the first book of the Danzig Trilogy by the Nobel-winning author Günter WHO?
A pioneering work of ethnography, a 1925 film about Iranian nomads seeking pastures for their livestock had what apt one-syllable title?
If you had to name three books by Walt Whitman, you'd probably give up after that 1855 poetry collection, "Leaves of WHAT"?
From the 13th to 17th centuries, much of West Africa belonged to an empire that gave its name to what present-day nation?
The area known as French West Africa included present-day Guinea and what neighboring country that's home to Timbuktu?
The capital of Peru happens to be an anagram for what nation that is 5,000 miles east of there?
The same year she voiced Hogarth's mom in "The Iron Giant," Jennifer Aniston played Joanna in what comedy?
David Herman played Michael Bolton (not that Michael Bolton) in what Texas-set cult classic?
The "soul-sucking torture" of a job alphabetizing purchase orders inspired Mike Judge to make what 1999 film?