Jesse day 8

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1. As the butterfly is to a caterpillar, a fly is to a maggot, and a frog is to a tadpole, a scarab beetle is to a what?
Correct Answer: (WHITE) GRUB
Your Answer: Larvae
Points Assigned: 3

I was going to put down "precious gemstone" but then thought of a real answer that also was wrong. 

2. What CBS drama series, which finished as the fourth-highest rated prime-time non-sports television program in the US for the 2020-21 rating season, is a reboot of another CBS series with the same name that finished its fourth and final season in August 1989?
Correct Answer: THE EQUALIZER
Your Answer: Hawaii 5-0
Points Assigned: 1

I had no idea. I disdain network drama series.

3. One of the few successes of the post-WWI League of Nations involved the Åland Islands, and the organization's mediation of an arrangement by which the islands maintain their cultural and linguistic association with one country while possessing a self-governing autonomy within another country. What are those two countries?
Correct Answer: SWEDEN, FINLAND
Your Answer: Sweden and Finland
Points Assigned: 2

The Åland Islands have undertaken a really cool experiment in disc golf tourism. They have 16 courses in a very small area. I am hoping to take a vacation there one of these days: https://www.discgolf.ax/. For this reason I knew they were between Sweden and Finland, but I could have probably guessed based on the fact that a lot of Finns have Swedish as their native language.

4. What was the most popular first name given to boys in the United States in every decade from the 1960s through the 1990s?
Correct Answer: MICHAEL
Your Answer: John
Points Assigned: 2

I was deciding between John and Michael and made the wrong choice. 

5. "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend", "Like a Virgin", "Lady Marmalade", and "Roxanne" are all songs featured prominently in what 2001 movie musical, the third in the "Red Curtain" trilogy?
Correct Answer: MOULIN ROUGE!
Your Answer: Moulin Rouge
Points Assigned: 0

Without Lady Marmalade this might have been difficult. 

6. "Game cards do not actually talk" was a seemingly unnecessary disclaimer in ads for what board game, whose contents include 48 "face cards" (24 per player) with names like Joe, Rachel, Leo, and Farah?
Correct Answer: GUESS WHO?
Your Answer: Guess Who?
Points Assigned: 1

I have played this often with my daughter. "Does your character have facial hair" is my opening move.