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1. The powerful Norns, figures in Norse mythology who live at the foot of the ash tree Yggdrasil and water it daily from the fountain of Urd, are the rough equivalent of what triad of classical mythology?
Correct Answer: FATES
Your Answer: Dryads
Points Assigned: 2
Nope. I'm not great at mythology.
2. A monarch of England and Ireland who ruled in the mid-16th century—a devout Catholic and issue of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon—has a nickname in Protestant hagiography that is also used as the name of both a supernatural being from folklore and a cocktail. What is that nickname?
Correct Answer: BLOODY MARY
Your Answer: Bloody Mary
Points Assigned: 1
2. A monarch of England and Ireland who ruled in the mid-16th century—a devout Catholic and issue of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon—has a nickname in Protestant hagiography that is also used as the name of both a supernatural being from folklore and a cocktail. What is that nickname?
Correct Answer: BLOODY MARY
Your Answer: Bloody Mary
Points Assigned: 1
It was the only answer I could think of and seemed to obvious to be correct.
3. Judy, George, Jane, and Elroy: These are the first names of what TV family?
Correct Answer: THE JETSONS
Your Answer: Jetsons
Points Assigned: 0
3. Judy, George, Jane, and Elroy: These are the first names of what TV family?
Correct Answer: THE JETSONS
Your Answer: Jetsons
Points Assigned: 0
Gimmie for anyone in their mid-thirties or older I would think.
4. "Three-Country Cairn" (Treriksrøysa/Treriksröset/Kolmen valtakunnan rajapyykki) is the name of a monument that marks an international border shared by what three nations?
Correct Answer: NORWAY, SWEDEN, FINLAND
Your Answer: Sweden/Finland/Norway
Points Assigned: 2
4. "Three-Country Cairn" (Treriksrøysa/Treriksröset/
Correct Answer: NORWAY, SWEDEN, FINLAND
Your Answer: Sweden/Finland/Norway
Points Assigned: 2
I lived in Sweden and Finland so recognized both languages and knew the other one was a scandic language. Denmark doesn't share a border with Finland so it had to be Norway.
5. The writers and performers Ruth Draper, Spalding Gray, Marshall Pinckney Wilder, and Eve Ensler are all closely associated with what theatrical form, the name of which is included in the title of the latter's most famous work?
Correct Answer: MONOLOGUE
Your Answer: One man show
Points Assigned: 3
5. The writers and performers Ruth Draper, Spalding Gray, Marshall Pinckney Wilder, and Eve Ensler are all closely associated with what theatrical form, the name of which is included in the title of the latter's most famous work?
Correct Answer: MONOLOGUE
Your Answer: One man show
Points Assigned: 3
I had no idea. I had heard of Spalding Gray. Doubt my one man show will do the trick.
6. Wally Pipp and Babe Dahlgren were major league baseball players with successful careers in their own rights, but they are largely remembered today for serving as bookends to the career of what hall of famer?
Correct Answer: LOU GEHRIG
Your Answer: Lou Gehrig
Points Assigned: 1
6. Wally Pipp and Babe Dahlgren were major league baseball players with successful careers in their own rights, but they are largely remembered today for serving as bookends to the career of what hall of famer?
Correct Answer: LOU GEHRIG
Your Answer: Lou Gehrig
Points Assigned: 1
I was a big Yankee fan growing up so this was easy for me.
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