Q1: In the '60s: Brian Wilson & Dennis Wilson?

The crrect Answer is: The Beach Boys

Q2: An owners' manual has technical information about the starships with this name,
including NX-01 & NCC-1701?

The crrect Answer is: the <i>Enterprise</i>

Q3: This country, home to Borat, misspelled the word "bank" on its currency?

The crrect Answer is: Kazakhstan

Q4: In an Oscar-winning Disney song, this nonsense phrase precedes "My, oh my, what a
wonderful day"?

The crrect Answer is: "Zip-a-dee-doo-dah"

Q5: Much more heat than can be adequately managed?

The crrect Answer is: Too hot to handle

Q6: This "Lefty" was no. 2 in 2007 PGA Tour winnings with $5.8 million?

The crrect Answer is: Phil Mickelson

Q7: French songstress Yvette Guilbert hated this cabaret habitue's depictions of her & called
him "Little Monster"?

The crrect Answer is: Toulouse-Lautrec

Q8: This sister who inspired Eunice Shriver to found the Special Olympics died in 2005 at
the age of 86?

The crrect Answer is: Rosemary Kennedy

Q9: The use of sexual wiles in espionage is called this, which sounds like it would work
against Winnie-the-Pooh?

The crrect Answer is: a honey trap

Q10: This moose body part, which is shed every winter, can be 6 feet wide & weigh 85
pounds?

The crrect Answer is: antlers

Q11: Triple sec, lime juice, tequila & salt on the rim gives you this fiesta in a glass?

The crrect Answer is: a margarita

Q12: Once a powerful republic, this Italian city lost 4 wars to Venice in the Middle Ages?

The crrect Answer is: Genoa

Q13: Ringo Starr's girl was this title age, beautiful & his, while Chuck Berry's was sweet &
little?

The crrect Answer is: 16

Q14: A Manhattan store that opened in 2003 sells only this dessert, made with the sushi
type of its main ingredient?

The crrect Answer is: rice pudding

Q15: Nickname of Danish king Harald, killed in a 10th c. battle, maybe for lack of a wireless
headset?

The crrect Answer is: Bluetooth