Q18 Joseph Heller wrote Catch-22

Q83 Ralph Nader was the Green Party candidate for President of the United States in 1996 and 2000.
He just announced that he will run again in 2004, but as an independent, not as a Green.

Q8: Out of the four main islands that make up Japan, which is the largest, in terms of area?

Honshu

Q3 New Zealand

Q10. -40 degree C

Q77: Which is the national capital of Australia?

Canberra (NOT Sydney or Melbourne!).

Q65: Which famous Hanna-Barbara cartoon-character is named after the American baseball-player, Yogi Berra?


I'd take a stab in the dark at Yogi Bear?

Q31: Vinson Massif (5,140 m) is the highest point of which continent?

It's the highest point of Antarctica. Brrr.

Q71: In France, which country goes by the name 'Allemagne'?

England

Q14 - less than 4 each (Sorry don't know the exact numbers of Bovines and Rhinocerous against the numbers of Whales, Seals and Walruses (who (like others) don't have any))

Q25: Which is the only country with which Greenland is involved in a territorial dispute?

Canada – there is an uncontested dispute between Canada and Denmark (which is responsible for Greenland's external affairs) over Hans Island in the Kennedy Channel between Ellesmere Island and Greenland (at least there is according to the fount of all knowledge, the CIA World Factbook).

>>>Q79:

Which novel, written around the year 1000 AD by a Japanese noble-woman, Murasaki Shikibu, is considered to be the first novel written in the world? <<<

"The Tale of Genji"

Q7- How many fingers on each hand (including thumb), do each of the characters on the television show "The Simpsons" have?

4 fingers (including thumb) on each hand


Homer Simpson

Elf - Allemagne is Germany. England is Angleterre, UK is Royaume-Uni. (Vive le European Song Contest )

Q16: Which language has the maximum number of speakers world-wide?

That would be Mandarin Chinese (or whatever it's called in English ).

Elf, Fosse is correct, 'Allemagne' is Germany, England is 'Angleterre'.

All others (except the one about bovine podia are correct).

Stew, I should let you know that the CIA Factbook was my source for thatquestions as well! Their page on Greenland is very interesting.

Q15 . 65536

Q33. 'BCC' stands for Blind Carbon Copy, and/or Blind Courtesy Copy.

Q12: In which city is the world's tallest building (508 m), scheduled for completion in 2004, located?

Taipei China Taipei 101 bulding

Q37: In the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, the US acquired more than 2,000,000 sq. km. of land for US$ 15 million, from which country?

President Thomas Jefferson purchased the land from France.

Q27: A. A. Milne is the creator of which famous fictitious bear?

Winnie the pooh

Q14: How many legs do the vast majority of cows (free of significant genetic mutations, and not involved in any serious accidents) in the world have?

I will take a wild guess at 4.