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This title character in an 1876 novel asks, "Does a boy get a chance to whitewash a fence every day?" |
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3-D crowds cheer on Mia Hamm in the SouthPeak Interactive game in this sport |
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Over 98% of the people in Austria speak this official language of Austria |
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For many years even scientists refused to believe in the existence of this duckbilled, egg-laying mammal |
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An improper fraction is rude enough to have a numerator greater than or equal to this |
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In this novel, Capt. Ahab says his men have been hired to "chase that white whale on both sides of land" |
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In "The World is Not Enough" you're this agent, secret agent |
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You might tiptoe through the tulips when you're in this country, seen here |
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The Maine coon cat is named for its resemblance to this ring-tailed critter |
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In its lowest terms, a .400 batting average in baseball is this fraction |
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Days of Christmas in the popular song |
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He's the author whose work is presented here, with a little help from our friend Wishbone |
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In "Hey You", this Pokemon, you control the little critter on your Nintendo with voice commands |
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The University of British Columbia is based in this city, British Columbia's largest |
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The Japanese giant salamander is the largest of these animals that spend part of their lives in the water |
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It's the decimal form of the fraction 3/1000 |
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Amendments in the Bill of Rights |
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The one word uttered by Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" |
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Simon & Schuster sent Red (plain) & Yellow (peanut), stars of this candy line, on a search for "The Lost Formulas" |
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A symbol of the millennium, the big wheel seen here is officially known as this British city's "Eye" |
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Peba is another name for the 9-banded type of this armored creature that's found in Texas |
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To divide a number by 3/4, multiply the number by this fraction |
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Players on each side of the ball in an NFL game |
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Sadly, in a James Fenimore Cooper novel Chingachgook was called "The Last of" this group |
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Abe & now Munch take "Oddysees" on this planet |
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Inca Kola has been called the national beverage of this South American country in which it's made |
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When disturbed, the 6-foot-long common species of this lizard will drop from its tree into water |
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It's how you express the fraction 7/4 as a mixed number |
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