Category Questions:

Sports & Games	What Major League Baseball player had the most hits in the 1980s?
Math & Science	Who was the author of His Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care in 1946?
History & Government	Who led the Long March that began on October 18, 1934?
Geography & Nature	What is Columbus, Ohio's sister city in Italy?
Entertainment & Food	What new color of ketchup did Heinz introduce in July 2000?
Literature & Arts	What writer fictionalized history with the 1934 novel I, Claudius?

Category Answers:

Geography & Nature	TOKYO	The code consists of the consonants of Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan.
Entertainment & Food	WEIR	Part of the Australian New Wave with directors George Miller and Gillian Armstrong and actors Mel Gibson and Judy Davis, Peter Weir's American debut was Witness in 1985.
History & Government	POLAND	The United Kingdom and France responded by declaring war on Germany two days later.
Literature & Arts	RECIPES	The twelve recipes, one for each month of the year, include Quail in Rose Petal Sauce and Wedding Cake.
Math & Science	COPPER	The Sacagawea coin is 88.5% copper, 6.0% zinc, 3.5% manganese, and 2.0% nickel.
Sports & Games	KONA	Gordon Haller won the first race in Honolulu in just under twelve hours. Valerie Silk moved the long distance event to the Big Island after three contests.

Quiz Quilt Answer: APIARY (Fourth letters going up)

The bees in an apiary can be used both to pollinate plants and generate honey.

b) A pilot

The World War I fighter pilot, believed to be the first ever, was shot down and killed in October 1918.

Who is the French Open's Roland Garros stadium named after?

a) A general
b) A pilot
c) A president
d) A tennis player

a) Anais Nin

The 20th-century French writer was known for her diaries and her erotica, including the 1981 collection, Delta of Venus.