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Q1. SWEET TREATS: This name comes before 'Pieces,' 'Fast Break,' and 'Peanut Butter Cup'

• Hershey’s
• Reese’s
• Butterfinger
• Godiva

Q2. CROSSWORD CLUES: 'K' Barbie’s beau

• Kevin
• Ken
• Kelvin
• Keith

Q3. AGRICULTURE: Iowa is the USA's leading producer of this 'pop'ular crop

• Tomatoes
• Cotton
• Rice
• Corn

Q4. NAME THAT TUNE-STER. A singer-actress: 'Baby Boy,' 'Crazy in Love,' 'Irreplaceable'

• Beyoncé
• Selena Gomez
• Lady Gaga
• Jennifer Lopez

Q5. CEOS. In 2013 this Facebook CEO ranked first on a list of the world's highest-rated CEOs.

• Elon Musk
• Steve Ballmer
• Mark Zuckerberg
• Mark Cuban

Q6. WORD ORIGINS. AKA hump day, it was named for a Norse god.

• Friday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Sunday

Q7. SUPERLATIVE STATES. Smallest state: this, 1,214 square miles.

• New Hampshire
• Rhode Island
• Vermont
• Iowa

Q8. ONE-SYLLABLE CITIES. As the old saying goes, this city 'wasn't built in a day'.

• Seoul
• Prague
• Minsk
• Rome

Q9. UNWRITTEN DINING-OUT RULES. This utensil serves a dual purpose —butter the bread and get the ketchup out of the bottle.

• Spoon
• Fork
• Chopstick
• Knife

Q10. POP CULTURE SQUIRRELS. Sandy Cheeks wears a space suit and helmet underwater so she can hang out with this title guy.

• Johnny Bravo
• Timmy Turner
• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Tommy Pickles

Q11. WE KNEAD THE BREAD. This microscopic fungus is added to bread dough to make it rise.

• Mycosis
• Yeast
• Tinea
• Athlete’s foot

Q12. TV CATCHPHRASES BY SHOW 'D’oh!'

• Family Guy
• Futurama
• The Simpsons
• Doug

Q13. CONTINENT BY COUNTRIES. Paraguay, Uruguay

• South America
• North America
• Asia
• Europe

Q14. ANIMAL RECORDS. At 18 feet in height, this tallest mammal could easily peek in a second-story window.

• Human
• Whale
• Giraffe
• Bat

Q15. IT HAPPENED ONE FEBRUARY. On Feb. 15, 1965, Canada unfurled its new flag with this national emblem.

• A moose
• The maple leaf
• A mountaintop
• Wayne Gretzky

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