| question | answer |
| To compile his dictionary, he learned 26 languages | |
| She won a Best Actress Oscar for portraying June Carter Cash in ''Walk the Line'' | |
| Variety of baseball designed for indoor play | |
| Small white dog; it's the mascot for brand of scotch whiskey | |
| Olympic sport with 2 events: freestyle and greco-roman | |
| Although many believe it so, this song is not Australia's national anthem | |
| Pottery firm since 1759; its most common pattern is blue on white | |
| Place in Jerusalem believed to be part of Solomon's temple; site of Jewish pilgrimage | |
| Australian marsupial slightly smaller than the kangaroo | |
| Loudspeaker that produces bass frequencies | |
| Railed, rooftop lookout on a house designed to observe ships at sea | |
| A. A. Milne originally wrote these stories for his son Christopher | |
| Founded Solidarity in Poland and was president between 1990-1995 | |
| British rock duo formed in 1981 by George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley | |
| Large city in central North Carolina; home to RJ Reynolds tobacco, which named 2 brands after the city | |