2. WHY are people superstitious about cats? Superstitions about cats started in the Medieval times when cats, originally given to women for company, then became associated with witchcraft. Black cats, considered lucky by ancient Celtic people and the Japanese, were considered especially unlucky by people in Western Europe and UK.

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY do people in USA celebrate Thanksgiving?
3. WHAT is believed to be the largest known star?

3. WHAT is believed to be the largest known star? NML Cygni

1. WHERE is the earth's magnetic north pole?
2. WHY do people in USA celebrate Thanksgiving?
3. WHEN did the term google enter the dictionary?

1. According to Wikipedia as of 2012 the magnetic north pole was at 85.9°N 147.0°W. But it's constantly moving.

1. WHERE is the start and end of the Appalachian Trail?
2. WHY do people in USA celebrate Thanksgiving?
3. WHEN did the term google enter the dictionary?

3. WHEN did the term google enter the dictionary?: The term Google, referring to the Google search engine, and, in particular, to Google, Inc., was entered into the Oxford English Dictionary on 15th June 2006, and in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary a month later.

1. WHERE is the start and end of the Appalachian Trail?
2. WHY do people in USA celebrate Thanksgiving?
3. WHEN was the Googly (cricketing term) invented?

WHERE is the start and end of the Appalachian Trail?
Springer Mountain in Georgia and Mount Katahdin in Maine (I live close to the mid point )

1. WHERE can you find the Queen Mary?
2. WHY do people in USA celebrate Thanksgiving?
3. WHEN was the Googly (cricketing term) invented?

2. WHY do people in USA celebrate Thanksgiving? The tradition started when the pilgrims and Native Americans shared a feast together, celebrating the pilgrim's survival that year, and they were naturally thankful for that. We still celebrate it because a) it's a national holiday and b) it's an awesome holiday (that second reason may be a result of bias ).

1. WHERE can you find the Queen Mary?
2. WHY do you usually use yeast when you make bread?
3. WHEN was the Googly (cricketing term) invented?

2. WHY do you usually use yeast when you make bread? Yeast is necessary in most types of European bread to make the dough rise, and double in size before baking as loaves. Yeast is merely another name for leaven, and in the Middle East and India there are many sorts of unleavened or flat breads.

1. WHERE can you find the Queen Mary?
2. WHY did William the Conqueror think he had a right to invade England in 1066?
3. WHEN was the Googly (cricketing term) invented?

3. The cricket term "googly" was invented by Bernard Bosanquet and first used in his games around 1900-1904.

1. WHERE can you find the Queen Mary?
2. WHY did William the Conqueror think he had a right to invade England in 1066?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

2. WHY did William the Conqueror think he had a right to invade England in 1066? According to the Bayeaux Tapestry, Harold had been shipwrecked on the coast of Normandy, when he allegedly promised over a bible that William, a vague relative of Edward the Confessor's mother Emma, would inherit the English throne. However, up to that point it was the Witan who decided who was to be king of England, rather than deciding by such private agreements.

1. WHERE can you find the Queen Mary?
2. WHY are certain days of the Northern Hemisphere summer called 'dog days'?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

1. WHERE can you find the Queen Mary? Long Beach, California apparently.

1. WHERE was Robert the Bruce crowned King of Scots?
2. WHY are certain days of the Northern Hemisphere summer called 'dog days'?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

1. WHERE was Robert the Bruce crowned King of Scots? Like all Scottish kings until Charles II of England and Scotland, Robert the Bruce was crowned at Scone Abbey (pronounced Skoon) in Perthshire, Scotland in 1306.

1. WHERE can you see the Honours of Scotland (crown, sword, sceptre and now the Stone of Scone as well)?
2. WHY are certain days of the Northern Hemisphere summer called 'dog days'?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

1. WHERE can you see the Honours of Scotland (crown, sword, sceptre and now the Stone of Scone as well)? Edinburgh Castle!

1. WHERE does the Mona Lisa reside?
2. WHY are certain days of the Northern Hemisphere summer called 'dog days'?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

1. Where does the Mona Lisa reside?
The Louvre, Paris, France

1. WHERE did the Doxol bleve explosion occur?
2. WHY are certain days of the Northern Hemisphere summer called 'dog days'?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

They are named after the dog star - Sirius. The Romans believed that hot weather came from the dog star. Thus, dog days are hot days, usually in July and August. Sirius is a star that is visible in the summer sky.

1. WHERE did the Doxol bleve explosion occur?
2. WHY did Lucy first go into the wardrobe?
3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published?

3. WHEN did Charles Dickens' literature first get published? Charles Dickens' first work was published in the London periodical Monthly Magazine in 1833, followed by his serialised novel, Pickwick papers, in 1836.

1. WHERE did the Doxol bleve explosion occur?
2. WHY did Lucy first go into the wardrobe?
3. What marine mammal was mistaken for mythical mermaids and sirens?