Q1: The converted outbuilding called a coach house or with this other transport name can

be quite comfortable?

The crrect Answer is: a carriage (house)

Q2: A special way a pawn may capture, it's French for "in passing"?

The crrect Answer is: En passant

Q3: On July 28, 1933 Western Union operator Lucille Lipps delivered the first one of these
to Rudy Vallee on his birthday?

The crrect Answer is: a singing telegram

Q4: The maximum depth of this bay off the coast of France & Spain is 15,525 feet?

The crrect Answer is: Bay of Biscay

Q5: Isolated in 1983, the virus that causes AIDS is known today by this acronym?

The crrect Answer is: HIV

Q6: A leptocephalus, or larval moray, eats & drifts for miles with these organisms, which
include protozoa & diatoms?

The crrect Answer is: the plankton

Q7: The snacktime version of these "Kids" went up for adoption in 1996, until they began
snacking on kids' hair?

The crrect Answer is: Cabbage Patch Kids

Q8: Seen here is what's left of fir trees after a 1980 eruption in this state?

The crrect Answer is: Washington

Q9: Russ, the little russet potato, was tres bon as pommes frites, which we call these?

The crrect Answer is: french fries

Q10: In 1969 Detroit DJ Russ Gibb & his listeners discovered musical "clues" to this Beatle's
"death"?

The crrect Answer is: Paul McCartney

Q11: Makes big money decisions: CFO?

The crrect Answer is: Chief Financial Officer

Q12: Paul Gauguin moved to this island in 1891?

The crrect Answer is: Tahiti

Q13: "www.state.pa.us"?

The crrect Answer is: Pennsylvania

Q14: Gene Roddenberry was familiar with this word meaning "a journey" from the
Afrikaans?

The crrect Answer is: trek

Q15: Beat Bobby Riggs in 1973's tennis "Battle of the Sexes"?

The crrect Answer is: Billie Jean King