Have I Told You Philately TriviaThe 1990s “Celebrate the Century” set has the World Wide Web; the 1900s set has this W.E.B.Show AnswerAnswer: W.E.B. DuBois
Have I Told You Philately TriviaThe 1974 stamp seen here commemorates an historic meeting between these 2 world leaders in CubaShow AnswerAnswer: Castro & Brezhnev
Have I Told You Philately TriviaThis state got upset when a cowboy & bronco similar to its own logo was used on the Montana stampShow AnswerAnswer: Wyoming
Have I Told You Philately TriviaThe stamp featuring him was released on January 8, 1993; the USPS printed 500 millionShow AnswerAnswer: Elvis
Have I Told You Philately TriviaIt was like comparing these 2 different fruits, at least on separate stamps released together in March 2001Show AnswerAnswer: apples & oranges
Bird Is The Word TriviaAs a verb it means to denounce something loudly; as a noun, it’s a short-winged marsh birdShow AnswerAnswer: a rail
Bird Is The Word TriviaThis term for small chickens & the weight of some boxers comes from an area on JavaShow AnswerAnswer: bantam
Bird Is The Word TriviaThomas Macaulay rudely said John Dryden’s imagination resembled the wings of this large African birdShow AnswerAnswer: the ostrich
Bird Is The Word TriviaThey’re the pro basketball-playing birds of prey in AtlantaShow AnswerAnswer: the Hawks
Bird Is The Word TriviaThe crested caracara, a type of falcon, is this country’s national bird but is also found in TexasShow AnswerAnswer: Mexico
Sushi Culture Trivia(Jimmy stands in the market again.) In Japan, uni is this sea creature, of which the U.S. is the largest exporter & Japan is a major importerShow AnswerAnswer: the sea urchin
Sushi Culture Trivia(Cheryl holds a slab of fish.) Most people don’t know that it’s the seasoned rice that’s known as sushi; the raw fish is properly called thisShow AnswerAnswer: sashimi
Sushi Culture Trivia(Cheryl of the Clue Crew holds a piece of food.) It’s used to cleanse your palate between sushi selections, is called gari & comes from this plantShow AnswerAnswer: ginger
Sushi Culture Trivia(Jimmy reports from a fish market in Tokyo.) The most important auction at the Tsukiji Market is for this fish, a part of the Japanese diet chronicled as far back as the 8th centuryShow AnswerAnswer: tuna
Sushi Culture Trivia(Jimmy of the Clue Crew is greeted by a sushi chef.) The chef’s greeting comes from a military tradition that dates back to when sushi was first served to this warrior classShow AnswerAnswer: the samurai