[Answer] 10. The "Ghostbusters" reunite but since they've been out of activity for so long they need to get in touch with the new ghost busting methods. And who could teach them better if not the one and only_______.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. The "Ghostbusters" reunite but since they've been out of activity for so long they need to get in touch with the new ghost busting methods. And who could teach them better if not the one and only_______."

...1. Nemo 2. Shrek 3. Scooby Doo 4. Stuart Little Ghost movies aren't always scary, and the proof is the funny "Ghostbusters" series. The original movie, starring Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Sigourney Weaver, was a big hit in 1984, so a sequel came out in 1989. Yet, the Ghostbusters must have retired after that, leaving a lot of fans anticipating a third offering. Their place was rapidly taken over by the Mystery Inc. - Scooby Doo's teenager gang.

[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.

[Answer] 5. What was once the world's leading whaling port, but is now a vacation destination for the rich and famous?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. What was once the world's leading whaling port, but is now a vacation destination for the rich and famous? "

...1. Star Island, NH 2. Nantucket, MA 3. Crowninshield Island, MA 4. Great Diamond Island, ME Nantucket is widely known from the often bawdy limericks that begin "There once was a man from Nantucket", which is surely one of the most common opening lines in poetry. This can be attributed to the fact limericks were often told by whalers and a large number of whalers sailed out of Nantucket. The fact Nantucket was easy to rhyme and lent itself to puns certainly helped. Nantucket from 1800-1840 was the third largest city in Massachusetts and the "Whaling Capital of the World". Herman Melville wrote, "Two thirds of this terraqueous globe are the Nantucketer's. For the sea is his; he owns it, as Emperors own empires." The other answers all sparkle, glitter or shine.

[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. 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] 1. I'm a cruel dictator, but if you add a former Japanese city to my surname you'll get a starchy crop.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. I'm a cruel dictator, but if you add a former Japanese city to my surname you'll get a starchy crop. "

...1. Pol Aspar 2. Pol To 3. Pol Pot 4. Pol Broc Pol Pot was leader of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. An estimated 1 to 3 million people died as a result of his policies. Until 2010 the Ato was an independent city, but it has merged into the city of Yamaguchi. If you put Pot and Ato togehter you get potato. I made up the other names. Broccoli, tomato or asparagus aren't starchy.

[Answer] 4. Lyricist Tim Rice is well known for his collaborations with Andrew Lloyd Webber, but with which composer did he work on 'The Lion King'?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Lyricist Tim Rice is well known for his collaborations with Andrew Lloyd Webber, but with which composer did he work on 'The Lion King'?"

...1. Benny Andersson 2. John Farrar 3. Alan Menken 4. Elton John Lloyd Webber wrote the music and Tim Rice the lyrics for the hugely successful shows of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat' (1967), 'Jesus Christ Superstar' (1970) and 'Evita' (1976). He collaborated with the two male members of the group ABBA on 'Chess' (1984) and shared lyric writing duties with Howard Ashman on 'Beauty and the Beast' (1994) with Menken providing the music. As well as 'The Lion King' in 1997, Rice and Sir Elton also worked together on 'Aida' in 2000.

[Answer] 10. This term actually means to induce sleep, but the public often interprets it, wrongly, to mean any legal drug sometimes used illegally.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. This term actually means to induce sleep, but the public often interprets it, wrongly, to mean any legal drug sometimes used illegally."

...1. drugs 2. narcotic 3. cocaine 4. alcohol

[Answer] Snake River Valley, Idaho, may seem an unlikely place for wine growers, but the area's ______ creates a unique balance of acidity, fruit and regional character.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " Snake River Valley, Idaho, may seem an unlikely place for wine growers, but the area's ______ creates a unique balance of acidity, fruit and regional character. "

...1. native bee pollinator 2. Chardonnay grape varietal 3. six-month winter 4. high-desert climate

[Answer] 4. I'm quite often misunderstood,But for a wild dog I am quite good,In Australia you'll find me,In the outback, mainly,Stealing babies - I never would!I know you know, but what am I?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. I'm quite often misunderstood, But for a wild dog I am quite good, In Australia you'll find me, In the outback, mainly, Stealing babies - I never would! I know you know, but what am I?"

...1. jackal 2. hyena 3. aardwolf 4. dingo Dingos are rarely kept as pets, but if adopted at a young enough age they can be domesticated successfully. In the wild they are social creatures, and tend to live in packs. Most do not stray very far from their birthplace, and they tend not to migrate unless extreme conditions - such as fire or famine - occur.

[Answer] 6. The gas attack on the Tokyo Subway killed relatively few but injured many. What type of gas was used?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. The gas attack on the Tokyo Subway killed relatively few but injured many. What type of gas was used?"

...1. Lewisite 2. Soman 3. Tabun 4. Sarin Aum Shinrikyo, religious terrorists from Japan, were the responsible for the subway attack. Five men entered the subway at different points, releasing the chemical. Twelve people were killed, 50 were seriously injured and a further 984 suffered temporary poisoning.

[Answer] 5. Some people don't count Motorsport as a sport, but it certainly is. So, what is motorsport played on?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Some people don't count Motorsport as a sport, but it certainly is. So, what is motorsport played on?"

...1. field 2. track 3. pitch 4. court Motorsport includes car racing, motorbiking and motorcross, and BMX. It is played on a race track. BMX was introduced into the Olympics in 2008 in Beijing and sent the BMX world on fire. The winner of the Gold Medal in that year for the men was Maris Strombergs from Latvia, and for the women it was Anne-Caroline Chausson from France.

[Answer] 9. Are you here to watch my players or the cheerleaders? Quarterbacks are always popular, but remember tight ends are just as important. Great seats at the 50 yard line? Lucky you.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Are you here to watch my players or the cheerleaders? Quarterbacks are always popular, but remember tight ends are just as important. Great seats at the 50 yard line? Lucky you."

...1. Basketball 2. Football 3. Baseball 4. Quarter Horse Racing In Super Bowl I and II, the Green Bay Packers won and their MVP was named Bart Starr.

[Answer] South by Southwest gets most of the hype, but the underground festivals can also offer great opportunities to discover independent bands. This indie, punk and hip-hop music festival held in Austin was known as one of the more relaxed festivals.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " South by Southwest gets most of the hype, but the underground festivals can also offer great opportunities to discover independent bands. This indie, punk and hip-hop music festival held in Austin was known as one of the more relaxed festivals. "

...1. Chaos Fest 2. Snooze Fest 3. Fun Fun Fun Fest 4. Restival

[Answer] 10. Which of the following animals is not really a rabbit, but is instead a hare?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. Which of the following animals is not really a rabbit, but is instead a hare?"

...1. Marsh rabbit 2. Cottontail rabbit 3. Jackrabbit 4. Audubon's rabbit And the snowshoe rabbit is also really a hare.

[Answer] 8. We will never know how many copies this book has sold but virtually all sources agree that it is by far the best-selling book of all time.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. We will never know how many copies this book has sold but virtually all sources agree that it is by far the best-selling book of all time. "

...1. Webster's Dictionary 2. The Bible 3. Guinness Book of Records 4. Oxford English Dictionary While these are all best-sellers, it is generally agreed that the Bible is the best-selling book of all time. Apparently, it has the distinction of being the most shoplifted book of all time too. Recent estimates are that over 6 billion copies have been printed, sold or distributed in more than 2,000 languages and dialects (as of 2002).

[Answer] 2. This country gained independence in 1929. This nation has no military but has its military defence provided by a neighbouring nation. It is home to many of the world's most famous works of art.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. This country gained independence in 1929. This nation has no military but has its military defence provided by a neighbouring nation. It is home to many of the world's most famous works of art."

...1. Costa Rica 2. Republic of Ireland 3. Vatican City 4. Iceland The Vatican City gained independence from Italy on February 11th, 1929. Like Costa Rica, the Vatican has no military. The Swiss Guard are responsible for the protection of the Pope rather than the defence of the state. Italy is responsible for the military defence of the Vatican. At just 0.17 square miles, the Vatican City is widely regarded as the smallest nation on earth.

[Answer] 9. Daylight has almost vanished, but with great effort you read the last clue. '------ blind mice'.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Daylight has almost vanished, but with great effort you read the last clue. '------ blind mice'."

...1. 3 2. 9 3. 2 4. 5 3 is the final number. You have found the combination. U+N+L+O+C+K+2+0+9+3. The secret door has unlocked. You've done it. You're free. But there's still the tree lined avenue, the disused church and the abandoned graveyard before you reach home. OOOOOOH!

[Answer] 5. Movies - We've all heard of the 2010 film "The Black Swan," starring Natalie Portman, but what is the name of the ballet that is a major part of the plot?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Movies - We've all heard of the 2010 film "The Black Swan," starring Natalie Portman, but what is the name of the ballet that is a major part of the plot? "

...1. The Ugly Duckling 2. Swan Lake 3. The Wild Swans 4. Swan Song "Swan Lake" was written by Pyotr Tchaikovsky and first performed in 1877. The story comes from Russian folk tales and sees a princess turned into a swan by an evil sorceress.

[Answer] 2. This friend is close to my heart. Some call him a bit of a dog, but to me he is sweet as chocolate. I know he often has a heavy cross to bear. Which nation, whose currency is the Euro like Vatican City, am I talking about now?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. This friend is close to my heart. Some call him a bit of a dog, but to me he is sweet as chocolate. I know he often has a heavy cross to bear. Which nation, whose currency is the Euro like Vatican City, am I talking about now?"

...1. Mongolia 2. Malaysia 3. Malta 4. Mozambique Malta is an island state that can be found in the Mediterranean Sea. It is to the south of the Italian island of Sicily. It was once part of the British Empire, but became an independent state in 1964. At first Queen Elizabeth II of England remained head of state, also holding the title of Queen of Malta. At the end of 1974 the country declared itself a republic. The capital of Malta is the city of Valletta. The Maltese dog is said to come from the island, or at least the region surrounding Malta. It is also associated with the city of Melita, that once existed on the island of Sicily. Maltesers are a type of chocolate covered, malted milk ball. Their name is not said to have been derived from the island. One of the symbols that is associated with the island is the Maltese cross, a symbol once belonging to the Knights of Malta. It is now seen as a national symbol.