This treat takes its name from the Dutch word "koekje" and often included chocolate chips

In 1992 this Queen of England agreed to pay income tax

A shoe company: "Just Do It"

Wonder why the saber-toothed cat had these "doggy" teeth, 7-inches long

Complete the clock changing mnemonic "Spring Forward..."

Sharing its name with a French novel, this candy bar was originally 3 separate candy bars.

She was on of the few who thought Columbus' exploration plan made any sense

A battery: "it just keeps going and going and going..."

Wonder why this liquid is poisonous when it comes from the Asian Upas tree

This line of rhyme tells us what happened in fourteen hundred and ninety-two"

A glowing red "Hot Doughnuts Now" sign announces the fresh doughnuts from this chain

This king known as "The Lionhearted" was killed when he tried to get a peasant's gold

A fast food franchise: "Finger lickin' good"

Wonder why the Kermode's type of this colorful North American species of bear is pure white

Astronomically remember :"my very eccentric mother just made us nachos."

These reptiles aren't an ingredient in the chocolate & caramel candies named for them

Jigme Singye Wangchuk is King of Bhutan on this continent

A watch company: "it takes a licking and keeps ticking"

Wonder why when insects have these sense organs, they're never on the head

The spaces on the treble clef are F-A-C-E; on this clef they're all cows eat grass"

After baking, syrup is poured over this multilayered, paper-this Turkish &Greek pastry

Queen Noor, of this Middle Eastern country named for a river, used to be a U.S. girl named Lisa

A branch of the U.S. military: "Aim High"

Wonder why this northern counterpart of the penguin can fly but penguins can't

To remember these from largest in area to smallest, try Sam's horse must eat oats."