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1. In 1917, a porcelain urinal was infamously submitted to an exhibition held by the Society of Independent Artists in New York. The work was titled Fountain and inscribed with the year and a name (which was not the name of the artist who created the piece). What was that name inscribed on the piece?
Correct Answer: R. MUTT
Your Answer: John
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Correct Answer: R. MUTT
Your Answer: John
Points Assigned: 2
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 2
I have seen pictures of it, but could not remember the name.
2. A young Truman Capote provided the inspiration for the character Dill in what novel, whose author was a long-time friend of Capote's (and was, in turn, an inspiration for Idabel in Capote's Other Voices, Other Rooms)? Note, name the novel.
Correct Answer: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
Your Answer: To kill a Mockingbird
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2. A young Truman Capote provided the inspiration for the character Dill in what novel, whose author was a long-time friend of Capote's (and was, in turn, an inspiration for Idabel in Capote's Other Voices, Other Rooms)? Note, name the novel.
Correct Answer: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
Your Answer: To kill a Mockingbird
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I have heard this bit of trivia a few times.
3. Marilyn, a blonde and conventionally attractive art student at Westbury College, was considered the unfortunate physical outcast by her family in what TV sitcom?
Correct Answer: THE MUNSTERS
Your Answer: The Munsters
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3. Marilyn, a blonde and conventionally attractive art student at Westbury College, was considered the unfortunate physical outcast by her family in what TV sitcom?
Correct Answer: THE MUNSTERS
Your Answer: The Munsters
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My first thought was the Adams Family, but I didn't remember this character from the 90's films. I did watch the Munsters growing up and recalled the name soon after.
4. What term, which means "way of the warrior" and is comparable to the European notion of chivalry, is used for the courage, loyalty, piety, self-control, etc., that defines the code of conduct of the samurai class?
Correct Answer: BUSHIDO
Your Answer: Shinto
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4. What term, which means "way of the warrior" and is comparable to the European notion of chivalry, is used for the courage, loyalty, piety, self-control, etc., that defines the code of conduct of the samurai class?
Correct Answer: BUSHIDO
Your Answer: Shinto
Points Assigned: 2
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 1
I could not pull it.
5. What is the largest and most populous (by far) among all the islands that make up the French overseas collectivity known as French Polynesia?
Correct Answer: TAHITI
Your Answer: Fiji
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5. What is the largest and most populous (by far) among all the islands that make up the French overseas collectivity known as French Polynesia?
Correct Answer: TAHITI
Your Answer: Fiji
Points Assigned: 3
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The Caribbean and Pacific ocean are my biggest weak points in Geography.
6. Dr. Dre's classic 1992 rap album The Chronic is well remembered for its immense success and enduring hit singles, but also for extensively featuring what other artist, who would launch a successful solo career with his own quadruple-platinum debut album a year later?
Correct Answer: SNOOP DOGG
Your Answer: Snoop Doggy Dog
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6. Dr. Dre's classic 1992 rap album The Chronic is well remembered for its immense success and enduring hit singles, but also for extensively featuring what other artist, who would launch a successful solo career with his own quadruple-platinum debut album a year later?
Correct Answer: SNOOP DOGG
Your Answer: Snoop Doggy Dog
Points Assigned: 1
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 1
Not sure if my answer will be accepted. I knew he was on that album, but goofed up the name.
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