| Question | Answer |
First baseball player to break Babe Ruth's 714 homerun record | |
| Magicians' phrase, its origins might be from Hebrew words: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit | |
| Humphrey Bogart won his only Oscar as the boat captain in this 1951 adventure film | |
| 22nd state admitted to the Union (1819) | |
| God commanded he sacrifice his son Isaac | |
| Surprisingly, this tall beautiful dog with long silky hair was once used for sight hunting | |
In Greek mythology, he is invulnerable except for one spot on his foot | |
| Nickname for thyroid cartilage of the larynx; from a legend about the forbidden fruit | |
| 1984 Best Picture Oscar; it's Mozart's life | |
| Only venomous snake found in Britain | |
Stories with animals having human vices and virtues to teach lessons | |
| Character in the Arabian Nights' series who opens a treasure cave with ''Open Sesame'' | |
Country which has good relations with all but its neighbors: Turkey and Azerbaijan | |
Tiny Texan fort which Santa Anna's troops overran on March 6, 1836 | |
Book of the New Testament that is a history of new Christian church | |