| Entertainment & Food | SAYER | The songs from Leo Sayer's Endless Flight album peaked in January and May respectively. |
| Literature & Arts | KAMIKAZE | The word originally described a typhoon that saved the country from a Mongol naval invasion in 1281. |
| History & Government | ROLFE | John Rolfe's Algonquian Indian wife died of smallpox three years later, after he had returned to England with her to seek investors. |
| Geography & Nature | SUNFLOWERS | The large flowers turn themselves to face the Sun, which they also resemble somewhat. |
| Math & Science | ALLEN | Entrepreneur Paul Allen, who began supporting the astronomy quest after the U.S. government ended its funding in the mid-1990s, has donated over $900 million for the search. |
| Sports & Games | LEFLORE | Speedster Ron LeFlore had not played baseball in high school or college but stole 455 bases during a nine-year career. |
Quiz Quilt Answer: EIFFEL (Fourth letters)
Alexandre Gustave Eiffel is more famous for building the Eiffel Tower, but he also designed the armature, the interior framework, of the Statue of Liberty.
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