Yesterday's answers:
1. Antigone
2. Muddy Waters
3. The Blair Witch Project
4. Good Neighbor Policy
5. Belarus
6. LA Law
And today's questions:
1. 1. What was the last name of the Scottish botanist
who introduced the popular Pseudotsuga menziesii into cultivation in 1827, and
thus after whom the tree is commonly named (or mis-named, as it is actually a
conifer in the pine family)?
2. The House of Hashim (a.k.a. Hashemites) is the ruling royal family of what
country (as reflected in the country's full official name)?
3. Name the country artist who released the 1987 album Always and Forever,
which spent 40 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Country album chart and saw four of
its songs (including "Forever and Ever, Amen") reach #1 on the Country
Singles chart.
4. American businesswoman Marissa Mayer, who was an executive at Google for
many years (where she was employee #20), served as president and CEO of what
other company from July 2012 until its acquisition by Verizon in 2017?
5. What was the name of the building, made of prefabricated glass and iron,
that was constructed in Hyde Park, London, to accommodate the Great Exhibition
of 1851? It was the birthplace (after its move to South London) and namesake of
a still-extant English Premiership side.
6. A best-selling series of young adult mysteries by British author Holly
Jackson begins with the 2019 novel (and is collectively known as) A Good Girl's
Guide to what?
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