A mysterious dude named the Once-ler narrates what 1971 kid-lit classic?
After the success of "Horton Hears a Who," Dr. Seuss's widow went to Illumination—and eventually Danny Devito—for what next film?
So much for speaking for the trees: Citing its "anti-logging" propaganda, a California lumber town once banned what Dr. Seuss book?
The fifth season of "American Horror Story" was named for what sort of establishment?
Sure, there was also a train, but "Petticoat Junction" was primarily centered on what kind of business?
The White Lotus, Fawlty Towers, and the Rosebud: From most to least fancy, they're all fictional examples of what thing?
Best known for getting a letter from Paul, the Roman province of Galatia had its capital at what city that's still a capital?
The second-largest city in its country, what world capital is about 200 miles east from the largest... and on a different continent?
The angora cat is named for what Turkish capital that has a couple of different letters nowadays?
If you dig an agua fresca, you're probably familiar with what brown fruit that's technically a legume (and looks like it)?
What if I told you its name means "Indian date," and it has one more letter than a kind of South American monkey?
... and that it anagrams to DRAIN MAT?
Each poured in two stages, Clearcast and Dr. Crafty are popular brands of what polymer?
When a resin and a hardener love each other very much, they can react together and create what class of gooey adhesive?
Though we seriously don't recommend breathing it, "oxygen" is half the etymology—or 60%, depending on how you count—of what adhesive type?