1. There are several animals with 'snow' in their names. Which of these winterly animals has the taxonomic name Panthera uncia? Snow partridge Snow goose Snow leopard Snowy owl

2. In the United States we refer to them as 'snow peas', but in Britain they are known alternatively by which of these names? Groundnut Mangetout Melilot Thimblerig

3. Edgar Snow was an American journalist and author who is most famous for writing the book 'Red Star over China'. With whom was Mr. Snow personal friends? Ho Chi Minh Mao Zedong Chiang Kai-shek Sun Yat-sen

4. Adriana Caselotti was the beautiful voice behind which legendary character of animated film? Answer: (Two words)

5. Which of these familiar 'snow' terms refers to a phenomenon where something grows quickly in intensity or importance? Snowblink Snowjob Snowfall Snowball

6. A person in the United States who moves from the north to the south during the winter (and vice-versa during the summer) is sometimes known by what epithet? Snowwolf Snowdog Snowcat Snowbird

7. Which U.S. state's license plates proclaim that the state has 'The Greatest Snow on Earth'? Utah Vermont Colorado Idaho

8. Let's test your geography a bit. In which country might you find the Snowy River, mate? Scotland New Zealand Australia Canada

9. One more question to test your geography mettle! Which country's highest mountain peak is called Snowdon? Tanzania England Wales South Africa

10. A certain Mr. Snow became George W. Bush's second Secretary of the Treasury in February of 2003. What is the first name of this former captain of industry? Bob Harry Phil John