Q1: On January 31 the president offered this country $20 billion in aid?

The crrect Answer is: Mexico

Q2: (Rob Reiner returns.) The leads in "The Bucket List" have a high-speed race between a
Dodge Challenger & a Shelby one of these Ford cars?

The crrect Answer is: a Mustang

Q3: Procter & Gamble wanted a genie-like mascot for a new "magic" cleanser, & presto! this
bald guy with an earring was born?

The crrect Answer is: Mr. Clean

Q4: Nom de plume?

The crrect Answer is: pen name

Q5: Biblical boat (3)?

The crrect Answer is: Ark

Q6: The farthest humans have ever been from Earth is 248,655 miles, when this ill-fated
craft rounded the Moon in 1970?

The crrect Answer is: Apollo 13

Q7: (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents.) Often made with adhesive, cellulose & fire retardant,
the artificial snow found on some trees is called this, also a term for what a bunch of birds
do when coming together?

The crrect Answer is: flock

Q8: 100 ares?

 The crrect Answer is: a hectare

Q9: Though it changed its name from Standard Oil of New Jersey, it's still headquartered
there?

The crrect Answer is: Exxon

Q10: Harry Chapin:"Little Boy Blue and the Man in the Moon. When ya comin' home, dad?"?

The crrect Answer is: "Cat\'s In The Cradle"

Q11: Disc jockey Alan Freed is credited with giving this 3-word style of music its name back
in 1951?

The crrect Answer is: rock and roll

Q12: Completes "If the British Empire and its Commonwealth last for 1,000 years, men will
still say..."?

The crrect Answer is: this was their finest hour

Q13: Writer who used the same first & last names & was the subject of a poem by William
Carlos Williams?

The crrect Answer is: Ford Madox Ford

Q14: It's usually classified into two general types: pulse and continuous wave?

The crrect Answer is: radar

Q15: One of these collectibles, "Action No. 1", sold in 2011 for $2.16 million?

The crrect Answer is: comic books