Graf won 22 Grand Slam singles titles, which was more than anyOne until Serena Williams

Question 1

is a thick band of connective tissue that runs along the outside of the thigh from the hip to the knee. It is used during activities like walking and running, and overuse or repetitive strain can lead to pain on the outer side of the knee, often affecting runners and cyclists.

Answer 1

It band

The iliotibial (IT) band

Question 2

” is an archaic word meaning “magician, wizard”.

Answer 2

Mage

Question 3

In baseball, this a batted ball that hits the ground hard in front of home plate and takes a high bounce, often over the infielder’s head.

Answer 3

Baltimore chop

The name comes from the 19th-century Baltimore Orioles, who were known for employing this tactic on the hard infields of their home park.

Question 4

is a battery that uses a liquid electrolyte, whereas a this uses a paste electrolyte.

Answer 4

wet cell

dry cell uses a paste electrolyte

Car batteries are usually wet cells, and use sulfuric as the electrolyte.

Question 5

” is a play by Tennessee Williams, based on a short story that he wrote in 1948. Famously, the play was adapted for the screen in a 1964 movie of the same name, with powerful performances by Richard Burton, Ava Gardner and Deborah Kerr.

Answer 5

The Night of the Iguana

Question 6

was a very funny comedy actress who is best known for playing Georgette Baxter, wife of Ted Baxter, on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show”. Her father was a vice admiral in the Coast Guard, and her sister was Miss Hawaii for 1967.

Answer 6

Georgia Engel

Question 7

She gained some notoriety in March of 2010 when she shot a scene for a music video in Dallas. In the scene, she walks to the spot where President Kennedy was assassinated, removing her clothes until she is nude, and then falls to the ground as if she has been shot in the head. For that stunt she was charged with disorderly conduct.

Answer 7

Erykah Badu” is the stage name of Erica Wright, an American “neo-soul” singer.

Question 8

This series of children books, written by Rachel Renée Russell, follows the daily life of teenager Nikki Maxwell as she navigates middle school. Each book is written in diary format, with entries including doodles, and cartoons.

Answer 8

The “Dork Diaries”

Question 9

Africa’s last absolute monarchy :

Answer 9

ESWATINI
The Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly “Swaziland”) is located in southern Africa and is a nation almost completely surrounded by South Africa. It is quite a small country, only 120 miles long from north to south, and 80 miles from east to west.

Question 10

In 69 British biochemist, Dorothy Hodgkin and her team discovered the structure of this protein used to treat diabetes

Answer 10

Insulin

Question 11

This French designer, became a
scent sation after she introduced her number five perfume and 1921

Answer 11

Coco Chanel

Question 12

SpongeBob’s pet Gary meows like a cat, but is actually one of these

Answer 12

Snail

Question 13

If you think Astro in this show and Scooby Doo sound like rats right Don Messick voice them both

Answer 13

The Jetsons

Question 14

Dodie Smith spotted pooches plus Bradberry’s pyrometric threshold

Answer 14

552
101+ 451

Question 15

The entirety of Hosini splendid suns plus verne’s leagues below the waves

Answer 15

21,000
20,000+1000

Question 16

Coveys quantity of highly effective habits divided by harrer’s years in Tibet

Answer 16

1
7/7

Question 17

Garcia Marquez is solitary years times albums heavenly greeters

Answer 17

500
100×5 people you meet in heaven

Question 18

James, Taylor and Brandi Carlile are among those scheduled to play this Berkshires summer music festival in 2024
Berk shers

Answer 18

Tanglewood

Question 19

This TV android once write a poem to his pet cat named spot and she even appeared in his dreams

Answer 19

Data from Star Trek

Question 20

Heller’s catch minus Northups years as a slave

Answer 20

10
22-12

Question 21

Over 1000 stigmas from this flower are necessary to get even a small amount of saffron seasoning

Answer 21

Crocus
Crow cus

Question 22

Big beefhead is one nickname for this late 19th century President

Answer 22

GrOver Cleveland

Question 23

Kick out the R from the pile of stones on a hiking trail and wander aimlessly ;the word becomes the name of a man in genesis

Answer 23

Carin goes to Cain

Question 24

New Orleans is also called this city because of its placement on a sharp bend on the Mississippi River

Answer 24

The Crescent city

Question 25

Let the R take a break from the energy required to move an object against a force and season this Asian pan

Answer 25

Wok from work

Question 26

It has been the capital of British Columbia ever since the province joined Canada in 1871

Answer 26

Victoria

Question 27

The international rose garden is in this city

Answer 27

Portland, Oregon
Nickname the city of roses

Question 28

It’s the four letter bet where you get paid if your horse comes in first second or even third

Answer 28

Show
Win place or show

Question 29

The ancient Middle Eastern region of fars is the birthplace of this country’s official language

Answer 29

Iran
Farsi yes

Question 30

which was the first film to earn $1 billion worldwide?

Answer 30

Titanic

The winner of best picture at the 1998 Academy Awards

Question 31

In 2024 which fast-food chain began selling wine made not with grapes but with “ripe, juicy tomatoes and infused with natural basil”?

Answer 31

Pizza hut

Question 32

Actually replacing Conan O’Brien in 2009, which comedian was predicted in his eighth grade yearbook to “replace David Letterman on the Late Night Show”?

Answer 32

Jimmy Fallon

Question 33

Originally constructed from 1176 to 1209, London Bridge spans which river?

Answer 33

Tems

Question 34

Which of these animals would best be described as languid?

Answer 34

Sloth

Question 35

With lines resembling pasta, spaghetti models are used by meteorologists to show projected paths of what?

Answer 35

Tropical
Cyclones

Question 36

Abe lost the 1858 Illinois senatorial race to him but defeated him in the U.S. presidential election two years later

Answer 36

Stephen Douglas

Question 37

Aztecs believed that which dog breed served as a guide through the afterlife for the souls of dead nobles?

Answer 37

Chihuahua

Question 38

Each one carved out of a single block of wood, klompen are a traditional clog from which country?

Answer 38

Netherlands

Question 39

The roof of Sydney’s iconic opera house is designed to resemble this

Answer 39

Sails
With white sail shaped shells the Sydney opera house is one of the most photograph buildings in the world

Question 40

But definition pinnipeds have what instead of feet

Answer 40

Flippers
pinnipeds means fan or flipper footed and describes animals like seal sea lions and walruses

Question 41

The three primary colors used in most types of computer screens

Answer 41

Red blue and green
Yellow is the third primary color used for painting, but on computer screen is the RGB model, red green and blue

Question 42

This band featured for unrelated man named Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee and Tommy

Answer 42

The Ramones
One of the first punk bands, the Ramones last names were Hyman, Cummings, Colvin, and tamas

Question 43

Traditional gift given from a boy to a girl for the high school prom

Answer 43

Corsage
typically worn at the shoulder or on the wrist a corsage is a flower or a bouquet of flowers worn by a girl at prom

Question 44

This family has had two different people serve as Prime Minister of Canada

Answer 44

Pierre Trudeau was a four term p.m. of Canada and his son. Justin has served as Canada’s political leader since 2015.