1. Who are the most popular historic couple in the comic strips? Hi and Lois Hammie and Zoe Pasquale and Petunia Hagar and Helga

2. What university is located in Austin, Texas? University of Texas Rice Texas Christian Texas A. & M.

3. Which of these characters was played by Jon Lovitz on "Saturday Night Live"? The Devil Opera Man The Church Lady Simon

4. What song by James Taylor includes the lyrics "It hurts my motor to go so slow"? Traffic Jam Copper Line Carolina in My Mind Sweet Baby James

5. What musical group was led by John Philip Sousa in the 1880's? The Marine Band The Washington Post Marching Band The River City Boys' Band The United States Army Band

6. What continent are you on if you're trekking across the Kalahari? Asia Africa Australia South America

7. On the TV show "B.J. and the Bear", what was B.J.'s occupation? diner counterman cab driver truck driver state trooper

8. In the 1950's, one of the most famous trains in the U.S. was called the Super Chief. What type of locomotive pulled it? steam locomotive diesel locomotive electrical locomotive nuclear locomotive

9. What was the name of the Egyptian goddess of women, sky, love, mirth, beauty, and fertility? She was also the daughter of the sun god Re. Amon Horus Hathor Anubis

10. According to dictionary.com, one definition for this word is "A situation that requires a choice between options that are or seem equally unfavorable or mutually exclusive." What is the word? prognosis dilemma dilation paradox

11. What character on a classic children's TV show was mute until he spoke during the final episode? Mr. Greenjeans Captain Kangaroo King Friday Clarabelle

12. What David Mamet play and movie is about three men planning a robbery? A Simple Plan The Heist American Buffalo Hard Rain

13. Of all four Marx brothers who starred in the movies, which one had the least dialog? Chico Zeppo Groucho Harpo

14. Which of these had its origin in Greek mythology? the sword of Baldur Gryffindor the Bhagavad Gita the cornucopia

15. Ahhhh! Again we have come to the defining moment. What is the common bond among all those answers? Of course, it seems easy enough to me because I know them, but I'll bet you can do it, too! Not to put too fine a >point< on it, but you'll have to be >sharp< to get this one. It's people, places or things that are, have, or have something to do with _____. Answer: (One Word; five letters)