Q1: Oh yah, this seat of Cass County, North Dakota got down to minus 31 in January 2008,

dontcha know?

The crrect Answer is: Fargo

Q2: It's another name for a termite?

The crrect Answer is: white ant

Q3: French for "boat", it means a neckline shaped like one?

The crrect Answer is: <i>bateau</i>

Q4: Member of Dirty Dozen who wants to act like a fullback again?

The crrect Answer is: Jimmy Brown

Q5: Like orders of angels, it's the arrangement of positions in rank order, with those below
reporting to those above?

The crrect Answer is: hierarchy

Q6: Citrine, which is cut into gemstones, is a variety of this mineral?

The crrect Answer is: quartz

Q7: In 1994, after over 4 years in prison, this televangelist moved to an Asheville, N.C.
halfway house?

The crrect Answer is: Jim Bakker

Q8: Roger Goodell?

The crrect Answer is: the NFL

Q9: The Battle of the Argonne during this war was part of a general offensive against the
Hindenburg line?

The crrect Answer is: World War I

Q10: This computer chip is named for the type of TV programming parents may want to
block?

The crrect Answer is: V-Chip

Q11: The OECD tracks countries' debt as a percentage of this 3-letter stat; in 2014 Japan's
topped 240%?

The crrect Answer is: GDP

Q12: "Oh, boy!" Gary Busey played this early rocker whose fame will "not fade away"?

The crrect Answer is: Buddy Holly

Q13: Before Congress in 1951, he announced, "I now close my military career..." yada yada
yada?

The crrect Answer is: MacArthur