3. WHAT was the name of the woman Zeus transformed into a cow?

Europa

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the chemical symbol for gold?

3. WHAT is the chemical symbol for gold? The chemical symbol for gold on the periodic table is Au, an abbreviation of Aureum, the latin term for gold

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the chemical symbol for lead?

3. WHAT is the chemical symbol for lead?
Pb

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the first animated film be nominated for Academy Award Best Picture?

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
Hornindalsvatnet is Norway's and Europe's deepest lake, officially measured to a depth of 514 metres (1,686 ft). Its surface is 53 metres (174 ft) above sea level, which means that its bottom is 461 metres (1,512 ft) below sea level.

1. WHERE did C.S. Lewis live for the last part of his life?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the first animated film be nominated for Academy Award Best Picture?

3. WHAT was the first animated film be nominated for Academy Award Best Picture?

Beauty and the Beast (1991)

1. WHERE did C.S. Lewis live for the last part of his life?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the name of the famous British officer who led the battle during the Battle of Trafalgar?

3. WHAT was the name of the famous British officer who led the battle during the Battle of Trafalgar? Horatio Nelson, who also died in the battle.

1. WHERE did C.S. Lewis live for the last part of his life?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT battle concluded Napoleon Bonaparte's career as French emperor?

3. WHAT battle concluded Napoleon Bonaparte's career as French emperor?
The Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

1. WHERE did C.S. Lewis live for the last part of his life?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the order of the colors of the rainbow?

1. WHERE did C.S. Lewis live for the last part of his life? Oxford, England.

1. WHERE is the largest (natural) lake in the world?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the order of the colors of the rainbow?

3. WHAT is the order of the colors of the rainbow?

Just remember good old ROY G BIV (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)

1. WHERE is the largest (natural) lake in the world?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the largest moon in the solar system?

3. WHAT is the largest moon in the solar system?: Ganymede, the seventh moon and third Galilean moon out from the planet Jupiter, is the largest moon in the Solar System.

1. WHERE is the largest (natural) lake in the world?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the world's largest river by volume of water?

1. Where is the largest natural lake in the world?
Lake Superior, or Lake Michigan and Huron (all in the US) together, or the Caspian Sea (between southeast Europe and western Asia), depending on the characteristics required to call a body of water a "lake."

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the world's largest river by volume of water?

3. The amazon river. It's drainage basin is almost 3 million square miles

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the scientific name of the smallest bird in the world?

3. What is the scientific name of the smallest bird in the world?
Mellisuga Helenae, also known as the bee hummingbird.

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is another name for a woodchuck?

3. Another name for a woodchuck is a groundhog.

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the closest star other than the sun?

3. WHAT is the closest star other than the sun?

Proxima Centauri, at about 4.24 light-years. The closest star visible to the unaided eye is nearby Alpha Centauri.

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is believed to be the largest known star?