This is the yellow part of the egg.

Georgia is the capital of the world for this nut. Hint: It’s not the peanut; peanuts are
legumes.

Texas Instruments invented this receiver based on transistor technology.

This high school class, which studies plants and animals, includes animal dissection
in its curriculum.

Born April 29, 1954, this stand-up comedian named Jerry starred in “a show about
nothing” bearing his name.

These “satanic” eggs rarely miss a party.

You can buy this nut whole, sliced, or slivered, and it often accompanies green
beans.

This “hand appendage” to control the television was invented in the 1950s.

This discipline studies animal life.

Born April 15, 1452, this painter, poet, sculptor, and architect is best known for his
paintings The Last Supper and Mona Lisa.

You can tell whether an egg is raw or boiled by spinning it. In
one case it wobbles; in the other case, it spins easily. If it’s raw, it
does this.

The United States consumes a whopping 90 percent of the world’s production of
this kidney-shaped nut.

This surgically inserted device to control the heart through
electric impulses was invented in the Fifties.

This study of the stars has been condemned by some as demonic, but most people
find it amusing—and some can hardly make it through the day without consulting it.

Born April 22, 1936, this rhinestone cowboy was a hit
country and crossover singer in the 1960s and 1970s.

Egg yolks resemble the sun, and they are the highest known
food source of this “sunshine vitamin.”

These seeds, called kernels, come from a giant, yellow
flower that changes positions during the day to track the sun.

This amusement park opened in Anaheim, California, in 1955.

When people dig into their ancestry through birth, baptism, marriage, and death
certificates, they are using this discipline.

Born April 26, 1933, this comedienne and actress hosted a
weekly variety show that featured Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence,
and Lyle Waggoner in its sketches.

Sunny-side up eggs are cooked on this number of sides

The North American mainland imports most of these nuts
from Hawaii.

These two states were the last to be added to the United
States.

When coroners and medical examiners look for drugs and poisonous substances in
bodies of crime victims, they use this forensic science.

Born April 27, 1822, this U.S. president defeated Robert E.
Lee’s forces to lead the union to victory in the Civil War.