Daily Quiz 26
Pursued by Apollo, the nymph Daphne was transformed into which tree, forever associated with poets and victors?
Officially "First Lord of the Treasury," Sir Robert Walpole is considered the first Briton to hold which office?
In 1938, which British prime minister returned from the Munich Agreement proclaiming "peace for our time"?
Making mead involves fermenting water with which sweet ingredient?
Which Russian composer wrote the ballet music for "Romeo and Juliet," which premiered in 1940?
Oxygen-depleted blood returns to the heart through which large vein, either superior or inferior?
In the 1988 film "Rain Man," the title comes from how young Charlie Babbitt mispronounced what?
Rodents like rats and mice must constantly do which action, because their incisors never stop growing?
Which Romantic poet wrote "Bright Star" for his beloved Fanny Brawne before dying young in 1821?
In 1952, the Supreme Court blocked President Truman from seizing which industry during the Korean War?
On New Zealand's South Island stands which highest peak, also known as Mount Cook?
Queen Victoria was a carrier of which bleeding disorder, which she passed to several royal houses of Europe?
A circular traffic intersection is also known by which "out" word?
Which Italian-born silent film heartthrob died in 1926 after "The Son of the Sheik," sparking worldwide hysteria?
Cartographers call the size distortion of the Mercator projection by the name of which island that looks far too large?
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