Can you determine the number for each "fact?"   How are these numbers related? 

_____	How many of each species did Noah take aboard the Ark?

_____	What car did racing legend Dale Earnhardt drive?

_____	How many books are in the Torah?

_____	How many Wonders of the World are there?

_____	How many players on a football team are on the field at one time?

_____	How many items are in a baker's dozen?

_____	"Stalag _____" was a movie directed by Billy Wilder.

_____	What amendment gave women the right to vote?

_____	How many pairs of chromosomes do human beings have?

_____	How many days does February have in a Leap Year?

_____	Baskin Robbins offers how many flavors of ice cream?

_____	What is the normal body temperature for humans in Celsius degrees?

_____	The Chicago Bears retired this uniform number belonging to Brian Piccolo.

_____	What was the number for Richard Petty's race car when he won his 7 Winston Cup Championships?

_____	What is the favorite number of Pomona College in California?

_____	Darryl Hawkins, Don Drysdale, and Artis Gilmore all wore this uniform number.

_____	Simon & Garfunkel sang "Feelin' Groovy," also known as the "_____th Street Bridge Song."

_____	Bob Dylan released an album called "Highway _____ Revisited."

_____	What is the number of counties in Alabama?

_____	What is the atomic number of Lutetium?

_____	What is the most number of homeruns hit in one season in Major League Baseball?

_____	Pompeii was buried by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in this year AD.

_____	In Judaism, when someone reaches this age, they may celebrate a second bar mitzvah.

_____	Mike Ditka wore this uniform number.

_____	For every 400 years in the Gregorian Calendar, there are _____ Leap Years.

Solution to the Problem:

The numbers are all the prime numbers less than 100.

  2		Noah took 2 of each species aboard the Ark.
		
  3		Racing legend Dale Earnhardt drove a car with the number 3 on it.

  5		There are 5 books in the Torah.

  7		There are 7 Wonders of the World.

11		The number of players on a football team who are on the field at one time is 11.

13		A baker's dozen is a group of 13.

17		A movie called Stalag 17 was directed by Billy Wilder.

19		The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote.

23		Human beings have 23 pairs of chromosomes.

29		In a Leap Year, the number of days in February is 29.

31		Baskin Robbins offers 31 flavors of ice cream.

37		The normal body temperature for humans is 37 degrees Celsius.

41		The Chicago Bears retired Brian Piccolo's number 41.

43		The number for Richard Petty's race car when he won his 7 Winston Cup 
		Championships was 43.

47		The favorite number of Pomona College in California is 47.

53		Darryl Hawkins, Don Drysdale, and Artis Gilmore all wore number 53 on their 
		uniforms.

59		Simon & Garfunkel sang "Feelin' Groovy," also known as the "59th Street Bridge 
		Song."

61		Bob Dylan released an album called "Highway 61 Revisited."

67		The number of counties in Alabama is 67.

71		The atomic number of Lutetium is 71.

73		The most number of homeruns hit in one season is 73 by Barry Bonds.

79		Pompeii was buried by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

83		In Judaism, when someone reaches age 83, they may celebrate a second bar 
		mitzvah.

89		Mike Ditka wore # 89 on his uniform.

97		For every 400 years in the Gregorian Calendar, there are 97 Leap Years.

Correctly solved by:

1. John Funk Ventura, California
2. David & Judy Dixon Bennettsville, South Carolina