The airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow is this:

A poem known for its onomatic- onoem- onemutic- ohgodicantspellic- IT SOUNDS LIKE BELLS:

Samuel Coleridge was on these drugs when he wrote "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner":

A popular saying from 9th grade; actually the answer to every literature question:

The song "All Quiet on the Western Front"

Tow lines commonly used in parasailing include 12-strand polyester and double-braided polyester in __- and __-inch diameters with an advertised average tensile strength ranging from 4,800 to 10,000 pounds:

Philip Larkin's favorite word:

In Max, Dylan, and Ian’s Interview with Timmy (2017), Timmy is seen paying for his PCP with this object:

Something Mrs. Bergaus quietly advocated for during a child’s presentation:

The front the German's were fighting on in "All Quiet on the Western Front"

Johnny Depp really fears these:

An easy way to remember the meaning of "Ozymandias"

The object that lures one idiot, Fortunato, to his death in a cellar:

Buff Guy who appeared in Max’s shower, telling him to make a cool choice:

The reason Kemmerich's boots are so valuable

Mrs. Armstrong was almost arrested for this nifty action:

Helen could make a clock stop in "To Helen" because:

If you're drunk as a skunk, you're this:

An event with no relation to heavenly grass:

Trench Warfare

Max owes Lucy this many muffins:

Poet who had an accident cleaning her oven and died:

A common way for two gay men, whom are falsely interested in each other, to die:

The man who survived mustard gas and pepper spray: