1. LANGUAGE - Ancient Greek has four distinct words for "love": agápe, roughly meaning "true love"; philía, meaning "friendship" or "virtuous love"; storge, meaning "affection"; and what other word, meaning "passionate love"?   EROS

2. TELEVISION - A.C., Beebop, Red, and Stretch were the names of the members of what 1980s claymation television advertising quartet?   CALIFORNIA RAISINS

3. LITERATURE - Fifteen-year-old Harvey Cheyne Jr., a spoiled and arrogant heir of a railroad tycoon who becomes a serious, industrious and mature young man after being washed overboard from a transatlantic steamship and rescued by fishermen, is the main character of what 1897 classic of children's literature by Rudyard Kipling?   CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS

4. CLASS MUSIC - In the majority of photographs in which he appears in public, American-born Knight of the British Empire Sir Yehudi Menuhin is more than likely holding what?   VIOLIN

5. SCIENCE - This non-SI unit of illuminance or light, used almost exclusively in the United States, is equal to approximately 10.764 lux.   FOOTCANDLE

6. GAMES/SPORT - Identify the distinctive voice in this audio clip (8 seconds). Click here   VIN SCULLY