Jesse day 1, LL 71

Hello All, good to be back. Starting off with a 2/6.

1. The culinary term "affogato" normally refers to a dessert topped (or "drowned") with what?
Correct Answer: ESPRESSO/COFFEE
Your Answer: liquor
Points Assigned: 2

I had no idea. 

2. What was the real name of the FBI Special Agent and one-time Deputy Director of the Bureau who was revealed in 2005 to be the secret Watergate informant "Deep Throat"?
Correct Answer: W. MARK FELT
Your Answer: Felt
Points Assigned: 1

I just knew this one.

3. Thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine, biotin, folic acid, and cobalamin form a dietary group of eight that is known collectively as what?
Correct Answer: VITAMIN B COMPLEX
Your Answer: Amino Acids
Points Assigned: 0

Nope, I was wrong, had no idea and scored it too low I think. 

4. Badaro, Raouché, Gemmayzeh, Saifi Village, Centre Ville (The Central District) and Wadi Abu Jamil are all neighborhoods or districts within what city on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea?
Correct Answer: BEIRUT
Your Answer: Beirut
Points Assigned: 1

This was a guess, but there aren't too many major cities on the East Coast of the Med. Mixture of french and arabic helped of course. 

5. What New Orleans-born (and jazz and blues-influenced) singer and civil rights activist, who died in 1972, was dubbed the "Queen of Gospel"? In fact, her 1955 album was titled The World's Greatest Gospel Singer.
Correct Answer: MAHALIA JACKSON
Your Answer: Nina Simone
Points Assigned: 3

Never heard of her. 

6. What was the nickname of the fictional literary character David Wilson, a young lawyer in pre-Civil War Dawson's Landing, Missouri, whose eccentric hobby of collecting fingerprints eventually helps him solve his novel's central murder?
Correct Answer: PUDD'NHEAD
Your Answer: Slouth
Points Assigned: 2

I did not read this book so  had no idea.