Q1: Duets for 2 players at one piano, like Faure's "Dolly" suite, go by this numerical term?
The crrect Answer is: four hands
Q2: One-word title of the Kipling poem about the infantry columns' footwear?
The crrect Answer is: "Boots"
Q3: This bird rearranges its eggs in the sand--hence the belief it's burying its head?
The crrect Answer is: an ostrich
Q4: In 2014 Kenya's Dennis Kimetto ran one of these in 2 hours, 2 minutes & 57 seconds?
The crrect Answer is: a marathon
Q5: A deliverer of cake & wine has serious lupine perception problems?
The crrect Answer is: "Little Red Riding Hood"
Q6: When you want to bump a post up from obscurity, use "TTT" for this directional phrase?
The crrect Answer is: to the top
Q7: There are this many feet in 2 statute miles?
The crrect Answer is: 10,560
Q8: It comes before "Crucis" to indicate the third-brightest star in the constellation Crux?
The crrect Answer is: gamma
Q9: Non-fat-eating Jack's sombreros?
The crrect Answer is: Sprat\'s hats
Q10: =?
The crrect Answer is: =
Q11: This 11-letter adjective can mean untrustworthy or hazardous?
The crrect Answer is: treacherous
Q12: Like Picasso & Braque, painter Juan Gris was an exponent of this art movement?
The crrect Answer is: Cubism
Q13: Sure, this Aussie mammal lays eggs like a bird, has a bill like a bird & dives underwater for 40 seconds, but flying? Nope!?
The crrect Answer is: a platypus
Q14: In 1998 Frito-Lay introduced this line of olean-containing chips nationwide?
The crrect Answer is: WOW Chips