QUESTION: St. Boniface is the Patron Saint of which country? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Germany ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What items were originally called Hanways? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Umbrellas ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: According to old apothecary weights there are 20 grains in a what? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Scruple ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Who made a TV advertisment for Southern Maid Doughnuts? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Elvis Presley ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Which literary prize started in 1968? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Booker McConnell ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Triskadeccaphobia is the fear of what? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Number 13 ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Declan McManus became famous usng what stage name? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Elvis Costello ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: The Bermuda Bowl is a world championship, in which game? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Bridge ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Rape seed belongs to which plant family? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Mustard ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Albert De Salvo is better known by what name? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: The Boston Strangler ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What is Admiral Sir Miles Messervy usually known as? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: M (Bond films) ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: The average Britain consumes 4907 what, in their lifetime? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Loaves of bread ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: In which country do they play houlani a type of hockey? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Turkey ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What alternative scale (not the Richter) measures earthquakes? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Mercalli ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Who wrote 'The Witches of Eastwick'? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: John Updike ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Who was the founder of the Quakers? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: George Fox ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: What was the name of the Russian bear mascot, at the 1980 Olympics? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Mischa ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: In Georgia what can you not keep in your bathtub? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Donkey ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Who composed the opera 'Billy Budd' in 1951? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Benjamin Britain ↔◊↔◊↔ QUESTION: Raquel Welch was once held what job? ↔◊↔◊↔ ANSWER: Weathergirl ↔◊↔◊↔