Who wrote the 1881 novel "The Portrait of a Lady," about American heiress Isabel Archer?

Yukon College, which became Yukon University in 2020, is based in which territorial capital? Which national park in the Badlands of North Dakota is the only U.S. national park named for a president? On which peninsula did the Israelites wander for 40 years after fleeing Egypt? In the counting rhyme that includes "Eleven, twelve, dig and delve," what follows "One, two"? The Preamble says the U.S. Constitution was established in order to form a more perfect what? The Snurfer, a forerunner of the snowboard invented in 1965, got its name by combining which two words? The Bible describes the promised land of Canaan as flowing with which two things? What does the "R" stand for in the MMR vaccine?