[Answer] This retired Supreme Court justice died earlier this week at age 99.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "This retired Supreme Court justice died earlier this week at age 99."

...Justice John Paul Stevens was nominated to the Supreme Court by Republican President Gerald Ford in 1975 in the wake of Watergate and stepped down almost 35 years later as a leader for the liberal side of the bench. John Paul Stevens

[Answer] 5. What invention did L�szl� B�r�, a newspaper editor tired of smudges, introduce at the 1931 Budapest International Fair?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. What invention did L�szl� B�r�, a newspaper editor tired of smudges, introduce at the 1931 Budapest International Fair? "

...1. Fountain pen 2. Ballpoint pen 3. Magic Marker 4. Mechanical pencil Biro, a Jew, fled Hungary, eventually settling in Argentina. Although his pen was an improvement on others' ideas, his name was the one that stuck: ballpoint pens are still commonly called "biros" in Britain and Australia. B�r� sold his patent rights to Marcel Bich, who produced the ubiquitous Bic pen, sometimes called the Bic Biro.

[Answer] 2. This war at the turn of the 19th-20th century was infamous for the use of concentration camps by the British, who were commanded by Lord Kitchener for most of the war, and saw Robert Baden-Powell become a national hero.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. This war at the turn of the 19th-20th century was infamous for the use of concentration camps by the British, who were commanded by Lord Kitchener for most of the war, and saw Robert Baden-Powell become a national hero."

...1. The Boer War 2. The Anglo-Zulu War 3. World War I 4. The Suez Crisis Baden-Powell would later start the Scouting Movement. His 1922 design for the Medal of Merit included a swastika (it is likely that Baden-Powell came across the symbol during his time in India, where it is a symbol of good luck), but this was removed in 1935 due to its use by the Nazi Party.

[Answer] 7. What American film starred Tom Hanks in a story about a boy and the fateful wish he makes at a carnival?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. What American film starred Tom Hanks in a story about a boy and the fateful wish he makes at a carnival?"

...1. Big 2. Big Fish 3. Big Wish 4. Big Dish Penny Marshall directed the film "Big" (1988). This film was nominated for two Oscars, but did not win either.

[Answer] 7. What children's show that first aired in 1997 was aimed at tykes aged one to four but had a cult following amongst college students, launched a world-wide marketing craze and had a character accused of homosexuality?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. What children's show that first aired in 1997 was aimed at tykes aged one to four but had a cult following amongst college students, launched a world-wide marketing craze and had a character accused of homosexuality?"

...1. "Dora the Explorer" 2. "Blue's Clues" 3. "Pokemon" 4. "Teletubbies" The character Tinky Winky was charged by Evangelical preacher Jerry Falwell as being a "gay role model" in part because of his "magic bag" and wearing a tutu occasionally when he danced. The controversy proved to be a boon to the ratings of "Teletubbies" and the show remains popular in re-runs.

[Ans] Who is featured on the most expensive baseball card ever sold at auction?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who is featured on the most expensive baseball card ever sold at auction?"

The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card sold for a staggering $3.12 million in 2016, and is considered to be the Holy Grail of baseball cards. It was originally produced by the American Tobacco Company and was included in packs of the company's cigarettes. The Pittsburgh Pirates star barred the company from continuing production of the card — either because he didn't want children to buy cigarettes to acquire his card or because he wanted to get paid more for his likeness. The ATC ended production of the Wagner card and a total of only 50 to 200 cards were ever distributed to the public.

[Answer] Who is featured on the most expensive baseball card ever sold at auction?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who is featured on the most expensive baseball card ever sold at auction?"

...If you know anything about baseball cards, it won't come as a shock that the T206 Honus Wagner baseball card sold for a staggering $3.12 million in 2016. The card is considered to be the Holy Grail of baseball cards. It was originally produced by the American Tobacco Company and was included in packs of the company's cigarettes. The Pittsburgh Pirates star barred the company from continuing production of the card — either because he didn't want children to buy cigarettes to acquire his card or because he wanted to get paid more for his likeness. The ATC ended production of the Wagner card and a total of only 50 to 200 cards were ever distributed to the public.

[Answer] Our travel writer has many useful tips for traveling solo, including a recommendation to leave this particular thing at home.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " Our travel writer has many useful tips for traveling solo, including a recommendation to leave this particular thing at home. "

...1. your bear spray 2. your pillow 3. your partner 4. your vanity

[Answer] 4. This word first appeared in 2002 but ranked at #18. Referring to large weaponry and munitions expected to be found in Iraq, what acronym was made popular at this time?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. This word first appeared in 2002 but ranked at #18. Referring to large weaponry and munitions expected to be found in Iraq, what acronym was made popular at this time?"

...1. CDCs 2. AFIs 3. FCCs 4. WMDs WMDs refers to 'Weapons of Mass Destruction', weapons capable of wiping out populations and causing wide-scale catastrophe, whether in a specific isolated place or worldwide. While the United States Government sent troops to Iraq to locate these weapons, there is no evidence that said weapons were discovered at this time though media outlets all had different opinions on the matter. Iraq possessed materials to construct said weapons (declaring these in 2009), but nothing substantial was found by American troops. President Bush later admitted his regret in regards to the handling of intelligence from the Iraq War.

[Answer] 1. CELEBRITIESSitting in the waiting room at the dentist, the Pun-Master General was leafing through a celebrity magazine and was amazed at what celebrities use to keep cool? What do they use?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. CELEBRITIES Sitting in the waiting room at the dentist, the Pun-Master General was leafing through a celebrity magazine and was amazed at what celebrities use to keep cool? What do they use?"

...1. Clocks 2. Shoes 3. Bells 4. Fans Some of the celebrities in the magazine included Reese Withoutaspoon, Beytwice, Willem Dafriend and Clint Westwood. The Pun-Master General often heard people say that these celebrities were "hot", and now he knows why they all need fans. Such was the strength of their fans that they were often blown away.

[Answer] 4. What holiday tradition keeps the mail carrier busy at Christmas time?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. What holiday tradition keeps the mail carrier busy at Christmas time? "

...1. Making toys for the good girls and boys 2. Gift-wrapping 3. Holiday greeting cards 4. Singing Christmas carols door-to-door Giving greeting cards is an ancient tradition that can be traced as far back as the Egyptians, who exchanged greetings written on papyrus scrolls, and the Chinese, who exchanged greetings of good cheer for the New Year. By the 15th century, handmade greeting cards were popular in Europe and Germany. In the summer of 1843, British businessman and inventor, Sir Henry Cole hired artist John Calcott Horsley to design a Christmas card he could send to family and friends. The card was produced in London the same year and it featured pictures of good Samaritans feeding and clothing the poor, and a family enjoying a Christmas feast. The inscription read "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New to You". In 1875, German printer, Louis Prang became the first manufacturer to produce cards in America. Prang's cards were costly and led to the downfall of his business, but despite all this, the American greeting card industry was born and has thrived ever since.

[Answer] 2. John Keats died of tuberculosis. It was called the most 'Romantic disease' at that time. What was another name for tuberculosis?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. John Keats died of tuberculosis. It was called the most 'Romantic disease' at that time. What was another name for tuberculosis?"

...1. Typhoid 2. Cancer 3. White Death 4. AIDS Tuberculosis or consumption was also called 'The White Death'. During Keats' time it was synonymous with death. There was no cure for it at the time. It was also the family disease of the Keats family.

[Answer] 1. My cousin Stosh called and wants to come and visit with Beauford, but at the moment, his plans are 'up in the air'. What is that?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. My cousin Stosh called and wants to come and visit with Beauford, but at the moment, his plans are 'up in the air'. What is that?"

...1. he has several options he must consider 2. he needs to ask his wife Hortense 3. he's going skydiving 4. he's not crazy about seeing Beauford, anyway This one is difficult to track. There seems to be little or no information to the origin of 'up in the air', but it is a common phrase and has been in use in the midwest, at least, for 50 years or more.

[Answer] 2. This child became severely handicapped at 19 months due to illness. Despite this she went on to earn a degree, become an author and be an inspiration to many thousands of people.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. This child became severely handicapped at 19 months due to illness. Despite this she went on to earn a degree, become an author and be an inspiration to many thousands of people."

...1. Jean Mance 2. Georgia O'Keefe 3. Helen Keller 4. Laura Ingalls Helen's illness robbed her of sight and hearing. Her teacher, Annie Sullivan, through patience and determination, managed to break through Helen's barriers. A play titled "The Miracle Worker", and the movie made from it, dramatize their story. Question by MargW

[Answer] 7. I'm at a location where the Russian and North American mainlands almost touch! Where am I?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. I'm at a location where the Russian and North American mainlands almost touch! Where am I? "

...1. Nome 2. Aleutian Islands 3. The Bering Strait 4. Beaufort Sea The western tip of Alaska and the eastern tip of Russia (Chukchi Peninsula) practically meet. They are less than 70 miles apart. The Bering Strait cuts through both land masses separating the continents.

[Answer] What delight can be found at The Granary at Spring Creek Ranch in Jackson Hole?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " What delight can be found at The Granary at Spring Creek Ranch in Jackson Hole? "

...1. pig candy 2. a prime view of the Tetons at sunset 3. homemade pasta 4. mountain margaritas

[Answer] 4. When a rogue robot knocks John out of his hover chair, he looks at the world around him for the first time, which happens to be a spaceship. What movie is this?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. When a rogue robot knocks John out of his hover chair, he looks at the world around him for the first time, which happens to be a spaceship. What movie is this?"

...1. WALL-E 2. BURN-E 3. M-O 4. AUTO "WALL-E" (2008) is the story of a garbage (Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class) robot who falls in love and ends up being responsible for bringing human beings back to the planet Earth. EVE and WALL-E go to the life/escape pods, the pods are located on deck "1.9 12". The sinking of the Titanic occurred in 1912, and part of the enormity of that tragedy was that there were not enough lifeboats on board. "WALL-E" is the first Pixar feature film to incorporate live action footage.

[Answer] Which animal do we not mention having the opportunity to see at Grand Teton National Park?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " Which animal do we not mention having the opportunity to see at Grand Teton National Park? "

...1. caribou 2. bison 3. grizzly bears 4. elk

[Answer] 9. The dentist stares at an x-ray and says that you have "congenitally missing incisors." What does that mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. The dentist stares at an x-ray and says that you have "congenitally missing incisors." What does that mean?"

...1. You are lacking some teeth that most people have 2. You have teeth that won't erupt 3. You had extensive decay in the past and needed teeth removed 4. You had an accident that caused you to lose some teeth Congenitally missing is a term that means that they never actually formed when you were growing up. Why it happens is unknown. It's not uncommon to see a person with congenitally missing teeth. Oftentimes, orthodontics or other cosmetic dentistry may be needed if they pose a concern to the patient.

[Answer] Whose song about "nasty boys" won Favorite Soul/R&B Single at the American Music Awards in 1987?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Whose song about "nasty boys" won Favorite Soul/R&B Single at the American Music Awards in 1987?"

...Janet Jackson's single from her album "Control" peaked on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 3 and reached No. 1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop songs. "Nasty" would become one of Janet's signature songs. Jackson said it was a real incident that inspired the song. When walking from her hotel to the recording studio, groups of men would shout inappropriate comments at her. The song's signature line became a symbol against misogyny: "No, my first name ain't baby, it's Janet...Ms. Jackson if you're nasty." Janet wrote the song with the help of her producers, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Source: SongFacts. com