| In men's World Cup history, in what year did several players tie for the title of leading scorer with the lowest number of goals scored in winning that title? |
| 1962 |
| Musically, what does the number 0.40909090909... refer to? |
| The percentage of black keys on a piano |
| What term refers to completing the second half of a race faster than you completed the first half? |
| negative splitting |
| WHAT playwright/poet did the Betty Crocker cookbook claim dined on Welsh rarebit at WHAT famous London pub, despite no record of Welsh rarebit appearing until almost a century after the playwright/poet's death? |
| Ben Jonson Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese |
| What's an archaic name for a giraffe, because the name nearly encapsulates two animals that might combine to look like a giraffe? |
| camelopard |
