[Answer] Frank Sinatra rewrote his hit song "High Hopes" for which president's campaign?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Frank Sinatra rewrote his hit song "High Hopes" for which president's campaign?"

...Frank Sinatra rewrote his 1959 hit song "High Hopes" for John F. Kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign. The revised version of the song, which featured lyrics tailored to Kennedy's message and vision, was used to generate excitement and rally support for the Democratic candidate. With its upbeat and optimistic lyrics, the campaign version of "High Hopes" became the theme song of Kennedy's youthful and forward-looking campaign. The song was often played at rallies and events, helping to create a sense of unity among Kennedy's supporters.

[Answer] 6. The Fitzgeralds lived for a time in Great Neck, New York. Great Neck became the model for West Egg in which novel of Scott's?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. The Fitzgeralds lived for a time in Great Neck, New York. Great Neck became the model for West Egg in which novel of Scott's?"

...1. Tender is the Night 2. The Last Tycoon 3. The Beautiful and Damned 4. The Great Gatsby The Fitzgeralds relocated from St. Paul to Great Neck, New York, renting a house where they became known for their wild parties. In 1924, the Fitzgeralds decided that living in Europe was less expensive than the United States, and moved to France. During the summer of 1924, they rented a villa near St. Raphael, on the French Riviera, where Scott worked on revisions of "The Great Gatsby". They encountered many other expatriates living in France, among them Gerald and Sara Murphy, John Dos Passos and Ernest and Hadley Hemingway.

[Answer] 5. He enjoyed opera just as much as a snack of freshly cooked human brains, and didn't need a psychiatrist to tell him what was going on; after all, he was one. Which serial killer was sophisticated as well as callous?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. He enjoyed opera just as much as a snack of freshly cooked human brains, and didn't need a psychiatrist to tell him what was going on; after all, he was one. Which serial killer was sophisticated as well as callous?"

...1. Hannibal Hayes 2. Hannibal Jones 3. Hannibal Lecter 4. Hannibal Smith Hannibal Lecter was a character in 'Red Dragon' (and sequels) by Thomas Harris. The character was rated number 17 in 'The 50 Foulest Fiends in Literature' feature in the 'Daily Telegraph' in September 2008. Lecter first appeared in the novel 'Red Dragon' in 1981, but went largely unnoticed until the sequel novel, 'The Silence of the Lambs', became a movie in 1991. 'Red Dragon' was itself filmed as 'Manhunter' in 1986 and there has been hot debate about which was the better Lecter portrayal in movies, Brian Cox in 'Manhunter' or Anthony Hopkins in 'Silence of the Lambs'. Confusingly, 'Red Dragon' was remade as a movie in 2002 with Hopkins in the role. Hannibal Lecter was a brilliant psychiatrist and prolific serial-killing cannibal who liked to torture his victims. The books and movies explored his mentality and traced what made him what he was.

[Answer] 4. National Basketball Association: Michael Jordan suited up for which two basketball teams during his career?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. National Basketball Association: Michael Jordan suited up for which two basketball teams during his career?"

...1. Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards 2. Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings 3. New York Knicks and Toronto Rapters 4. Indiana Pacers and San Antonio Spurs Michael Jordan was drafted 3rd overall by the Chicago Bulls in 1984. He remained with the Bulls until the end of the 1998 season. He played for the Washington Wizards from 2001 to 2003. In 1994 he played minor league baseball for Birmingham in the Southern Association an affiliate of the Chicago White Sox.

[Answer] 3. What are the two words on the official Coat of Arms for Ghana?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. What are the two words on the official Coat of Arms for Ghana?"

...1. Peace and Love 2. Freedom and Justice 3. Love and Justice 4. Freedom and Peace "Freedom and Justice" is the official motto of Ghana. Also, on its Coat of Arms is a lion, a symbol of Ghana's relationship to Great Britain. Atop the Coat of Arms is the Black Star, which also appears on the flag of Ghana, symbolizing the freedom of Africa.

[Answer] 2. Rachael makes a big deal out of her consistent use of what she calls E.V.O.O. (pronouncing each letter). What is E.V.O.O.?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Rachael makes a big deal out of her consistent use of what she calls E.V.O.O. (pronouncing each letter). What is E.V.O.O.?"

...1. Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2. Egg, Vegetable and Onion Omelette 3. Eggs Very Over Oozey 4. Expressed Vanilla Orchid Oil In 2006, the Editor-in-Chief of the Oxford American College Dictionary announced that Rachael's word E.V.O.O. would be included in the next edition of that dictionary.

[Answer] 1. Rams have these because they provide the rams with good traction. What are they? Hint: Bible - unclean versus clean animals.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. Rams have these because they provide the rams with good traction. What are they? Hint: Bible - unclean versus clean animals."

...1. Split soles 2. Cloven hooves 3. High heels 4. Paws with claws A cloven hoof is a hoof cleft in two, forming two toes, called claws. Cloven hooves are found on even-toed ungulates (Artiodactyls), but not odd-toed ungulates. For rams, cloven hooves can be vital to survival in some environments, such as those that have the rough terrain that mountain sheep live on. The cleft and toes provide traction and grip for animals. Cloven hooves and ruminating are what marks an animal as "clean" as stated in the Biblical books "Leviticus" and "Deuteronomy".