Q: Once there was a turkey named Tim, who enjoyed playing house, playing football and riding his bicycle all the time. His favorite food would be corn, which he enjoys licking when it is still on the cob. But his parents spank him to try to get him to stop doing that, as he often burns his tongue when the cob is too hot. He enjoys watching football games as well, he always cheers and claps for his favorite team, the Gobblers. In a game he watched last week, the other team, a chicken team named the Clucks, were playing as well. It was a close game, but the Gobblers ended up winning with a little luck. Tim's best friend was also watching the game, Tony the lizard, and they both enjoyed watching the game together!

Answer the following questions:
1. Who is the lizard?
2. Who is Tim?
3. What did he play?
4. What else?
5. Who won?
6. What helped them win?
7. What was too hot?
8. How do you know?
9. Why did he get spanked?
10. What got ridden?
11. When?
12. Who are the gobblers?
13. What does he do for them?
14. Who is their opponent?
15. What are they?
16. Who's Tim's best friend?
17. What is he?
18. What do they do together?
19. When was the match?
20. Was it close?
A: 1. Tony
2. turkey
3. house
4. football
5. Gobblers
6. luck
7. cob
8. burns his tongue
9. licking when it is still on the cob
10. bicycle
11. all the time
12. his favorite team
13. cheers and claps
14. Clucks
15. chicken
16. Tony
17. lizard
18. watching the game
19. last week
20. yes
Q: (CNN)The passing of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz may not have come as a surprise -- his health had deteriorated in recent years -- but until the very end, the monarch was determined to leave an indelible imprint on the throne by articulating and implementing a clear vision for the country.

Abdullah also seemed to possess the political acumen necessary to adjust to the changing needs and increased political awareness of the Saudi populace, as well as to the shifting political realities in the Middle East and elsewhere.

Abdullah didn't officially ascend until 2005, but he had been the de facto king since 1995, when his predecessor and half-brother Fahd's health started failing. It was Abdullah who had to steady the ship during the tumultuous aftermath of the September 11 attacks on the United States and subsequent terrorist attacks inside the kingdom in 2003 and 2004.

The specter of terrorism not only forced some to question the foundation of Saudi Arabia's "special" relationship with the US, but also posed a serious threat to the stability of the regime by challenging its Islamic bona fides on which its entire claim to legitimacy rests.

Although it was the late Interior Minister Naif Bin Abdulaziz and his successor who devised the kingdom's multi-pronged counter-terrorism strategy -- part security operation, part public awareness campaign -- that largely contained the threat from al Qaeda, Abdullah's resoluteness and assurances to Saudis and the international community should not be underestimated.

Many might remember Abdullah for his foreign policy initiatives, including his plan for comprehensive peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors -- adopted first by the Arab League in 2002 and then again 2007 -- or his efforts to foster interfaith understanding by sponsoring international forums aimed at bringing together followers of various religions to stress their shared values, as his meeting with Pope Benedict in 2009 illustrated.

Answer the following questions:
1. what did Abdullan possess?
2. what did he need this for?
3. was his death a surprise?
4. why not?
5. when did he come to power?
6. when did it become offical?
7. who came up with the counter terrorism plan?
8. what were the parts of this plan?
9. what was Abdullahs goal until the end?
10. how did he want to do this?
11. who was ruler before him?
12. what might many remember Abdullah for?
13. what plan did this include?
14. what else?
15. who did he meet with in 2009?
16. what did this show?
17. how did he do this?
A: 1. political acumen
2. to adjust to the changing needs and increased political awareness of the Saudi populac
3. no
4. his health had deteriorated in recent years
5. 1995
6. 2005
7. Interior Minister Naif Bin Abdulaziz
8. part security operation, part public awareness campaign
9. to leave an indelible imprint on the throne
10. by articulating and implementing a clear vision for the country
11. Fahd
12. foreign policy intiatives
13. peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors
14. his efforts to foster interfaith understanding
15. Pope Benedict
16. his efforts to foster interfaith understanding
17. by sponsoring international forums
Q: (CNN) -- The PGA Tour has been littered with surprise winners in 2014. Last week Matt Every became the latest unexpected champion, claiming his first title at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Could Australia's Steven Bowditch be added to the list?

Bowditch, the 339th-ranked golfer in the world, held the clubhouse lead deep into the second round of the Valero Texas Open.

The Australian has only finished in the top three once at a PGA Tour event -- he tied for second last year at the Greenbrier Classic -- and missed the cut at half of his PGA tournaments in the 2013 season.

But the story isn't as simple as that: Bowditch has spoken publicly about his battle with depression and once tried to commit suicide.

After finishing his first round earlier Friday -- fog had delayed play Thursday -- Bowditch strung together a 5-under-par 67 in San Antonio to sit atop the leaderboard thanks to a two-round total of 8-under-par 136.

That despite a double bogey on his final hole.

"It was a frustrating way to finish," Bowditch, who struck an eagle 2 at the 12th, told the PGA Tour's website. "I hit a couple of bad shots. It is what it is.

"I got off to a good start this morning, finishing off my first round, and then sort of kept it rolling there for a little bit. It was good. I'm happy with it."

The 30-year-old led Chad Collins -- ranked outside the top 300 -- and 505th-ranked PGA Tour rookie Andrew Loupe by a shot.

Answer the following questions:
1. How old is Bowditch?
2. Where's he ranked?
3. How did his morning go?
4. What delayed the game?
5. When?
6. Where was he?
7. Where's that?
8. Was he under par Thursday?
9. By how much?
10. Where's he from?
11. How many times has he finished in the top 5 at a PGA game?
12. Was his 2013 season good?
13. Why not?
14. What was he struggling with?
15. Did it get really bad?
16. How so?
17. Is he talking about it, though?
18. What did he say about his finish on a website?
19. Why?
20. Did he win?
A:
1. 30
2. 339th
3. finished early
4. fog
5. Thursday
6. San Antonio
7. Texas
8. yes
9. Three
10. Australia
11. once
12. No
13. missed the cut at half of his PGA tournaments
14. depression
15. yes.
16. once tried to commit suicide
17. Yes
18. It was a frustrating way to finish
19. double bogey on his final hole
20. He was leading but it isn't over