"The English Patient," "Wise Blood," and "The Tiger's Wife" were all written by authors whose surnames start with what letter?
What's the first letter in the surnames of the authors of "The Naked Chef" and "The Audacity of Hope"?
Back to fiction: How about "Animal Farm," "The Iceman Cometh," and "The Thursday Murder Club"?
Because early devices used real-ass mercury to measure it, what bodily condition is usually measured in millimeters of mercury, or mmHg?
"Sphygmomanometer" is the two-dollar word for devices measuring what vital sign?
Kilopascals, or kPa, is another scale used on the inflating cuffs that measure what cardiac condition?
1992 Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu protested the atrocities committed against the Mayan people in what Central American country?
Lake Atitlán and the ruins of Tikal are both located in what republic that borders both Honduras and Belize?
Like Mexico and Panama, the capital of what "G"-named country is just its name plus the word "city"?
The woodwind instrument known as a duduk is traditionally carved from the wood of what tree that produces the national fruit of Armenia?
Typically served dried, canned, or made into jam, what peach relatives have kernels that are rich in not-so-nutritious cyanide?
Just add an "a," and you'll see why the word "precocious" has the same etymological origin as what small, yellow-orange fruits?
"My grandpa, he's 95." That's the start of a Steve Miller Band song whose title is what verb repeated three times?
"We're falling apart to half time" sing Fall Out Boy in the chorus of a song that's just what verb repeated twice?
"Gonna be okay," Lady Gaga reassures herself in the chorus of her hit "Just WHAT"?