Answer: Baltimore Ravens More information: The Baltimore Ravens derived their name from Edgar Allan Poe's poem "the Raven" (1845). In fact, their three mascots are named "Edgar", "Allan" and "Poe".
Answer: Rafael Nadal More information: Rafael Nadal was the winner of the men's single 2018 French Open Tournament. He beat Dominic Thiem in the final to fruitfully defend his title. He was victorious by 6-4, 6-3, and 6-2 set wins.
Answer: Russia More information: The creation of "Tetris", first released in 1984, is primarily credited t Alexey Pajitnov, who at the time was an artificial intelligence researcher at the Soviet Academy of Sciences in Russia.
Answer: ICC Champions Trophy More information: The ICC Champions Trophy is a major tournament in the game of cricket. It is not a major tournament in golf.
Answer: Saint Walpurgis More information: Large parts of Central and Northern Europe celebrated Walpurgis Night in acknowledgement of the saint of the same name who was canonized on 1 May, 870.
Answer: China More information: As can likely be concluded from reading its name, the Mudanjiang City Mega Farm is located in China and takes up almost 23 million acres!
Answer: The Buggles More information: On 1 August 1981 a music video by the Buggles', ironically entitled "Video Killed the Radio Star", became the first one ever aired on MTV.
Answer: Liu Kang More information: Arguably the most-memorable fatality from the classic days of "Mortal Kombat" is Liu Kang's ability to transform into a dragon and bite his opponent in half.
Answer: A perfect number. More information: You might also think of a perfect number as a number that is half the sum of all of its positive divisors, including itself! This definition is at least 2300 years old as it appears in Euclid's "Elements".
Answer: 220,000 More information: This Valentine's Day, an average of 220,000 single Americans will muster up the heart to ask their significant other's hand in marriage!
