[Answer] Where did Jonah go instead of Nineveh?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Where did Jonah go instead of Nineveh?"

...1. Tarshish 2. Joppa 3. Jericho 4. Galilee

[Answer] Where did Jonah go instead of Nineveh?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Where did Jonah go instead of Nineveh?"

...1. Tarshish 2. Joppa 3. Jericho 4. Galilee

[Answer] 9. What action do dogs do instead of sweating?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. What action do dogs do instead of sweating?"

...1. roll in a cool place when they get hot 2. wag their tail 3. lick themselves 4. pant Dogs hang out their tongue when they get too hot.

[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.

[Ans] Which newspaper features distinctive portraits called “dot-drawings” instead of actual photos?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which newspaper features distinctive portraits called “dot-drawings” instead of actual photos?"

The Wall Street Journal uses ink dot drawings called hedcuts, a method of illustration considered a consistent visual signature of the paper. The Wall Street Journal adopted the current form of this portraiture in 1979 when freelance artist Kevin Sprouls approached the paper with some ink dot illustrations he had created. The front page editor felt that the drawings complemented the paper's classical feeling and gave it a sense of stability. Today, there are five hedcut artists employed by The Wall Street Journal. Each drawing takes between three and five hours to produce.

[Answer] Which newspaper features distinctive portraits called “dot-drawings” instead of actual photos?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which newspaper features distinctive portraits called “dot-drawings” instead of actual photos?"

...The Wall Street Journal uses ink dot drawings called hedcuts, a method of illustration considered a consistent visual signature of the paper. The Wall Street Journal adopted the current form of this portraiture in 1979 when freelance artist Kevin Sprouls approached the paper with some ink dot illustrations he had created. The front page editor felt that the drawings complemented the paper's classical feeling and gave it a sense of stability. Today, there are five hedcut artists employed by The Wall Street Journal. Each drawing takes between three and five hours to produce.

[Ans] What does Santa ride instead of a reindeer in Finland?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does Santa ride instead of a reindeer in Finland?"

Everyone has the image of Santa Claus flying through the night on a sleigh driven by nine reindeer, but the picture of what Santa rides on in Finland is quite different. He does begin in his sleigh; however, at some point during the night, he stops his travels, parks his sleigh, and hops on another form of transportation. In Finland, Santa leaves his sleigh and climbs aboard a goat named Ukko! This tidbit of information might seen quite surprising to you, but if you lived in Finland, it would just be the norm. Finnish folklore has it that Ukko is made of straw, but is strong enough to carry Santa Claus anyway.

[Answer] What does Santa ride instead of a reindeer in Finland?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does Santa ride instead of a reindeer in Finland?"

...Everyone has the image of Santa Claus flying through the night on a sleigh driven by nine reindeer, but the picture of what Santa rides on in Finland is quite different. He does begin in his sleigh; however, at some point during the night, he stops his travels, parks his sleigh, and hops on another form of transportation. In Finland, Santa leaves his sleigh and climbs aboard a goat named Ukko! This tidbit of information might seen quite surprising to you, but if you lived in Finland, it would just be the norm. Finnish folklore has it that Ukko is made of straw, but is strong enough to carry Santa Claus anyway.

[Ans] Refusing Secret Service protection, which First Lady chose to carry her own gun instead?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Refusing Secret Service protection, which First Lady chose to carry her own gun instead?"

..From 1997 until 2013, legislation was in place limiting Secret Service protection to formerPresidents and their spouses to a period of 10 years from the date the former President leaves office. President Barack Obama signed legislation on January 10, 2013, reversing this limit and reinstating lifetime protection.

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Refusing Secret Service protection, which First Lady chose to carry her own gun instead?"

Eleanor Roosevelt:

Eleanor Roosevelt owned a handgun, which she often carried while she was First Lady of the United States. She refused Secret Service protection, insisting that she be able to travel as freely as possible. It was Eleanor’s determination to drive her own car that led to her pistol ownership. The Secret Service begged her to take an agent, or a police escort; she refused. The agents complied with her wishes only after they discovered she knew how to shoot, and convinced her to carry a pistol when she drove alone. She owned a prized .22 Smith & Wesson Outdoorsman revolver.

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