3/6
Correct Answer: CORNER
Your Answer: Corner
Points Assigned: 2
I lived in DC and have been to a mall in what was Tysons Corner before the name change.
2. In 794 CE, the emperor of Japan moved his capital to what city, located in present-day Kyoto? The city gave its name to the period of Japanese history from 794 to 1185, which saw (among other advancements) a flourishing of Japanese poetry and literature, including Sei ShÃ… nagon's Pillow Book and Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji.
Correct Answer: HEIAN
Your Answer: Nara
Points Assigned: 3
2. In 794 CE, the emperor of Japan moved his capital to what city, located in present-day Kyoto? The city gave its name to the period of Japanese history from 794 to 1185, which saw (among other advancements) a flourishing of Japanese poetry and literature, including Sei ShÃ… nagon's Pillow Book and Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji.
Correct Answer: HEIAN
Your Answer: Nara
Points Assigned: 3
I have been to Kyoto. I knew Nara was somewhat close to Kyoto, but I do not recall ever hearing the name Heian.
3. Most of the top-billed actors in the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz played multiple roles in the film. The two exceptions were Judy Garland (Dorothy), and Billie Burke, who played what character in the movie (and no one else)?
Correct Answer: GLINDA
Your Answer: The Wizard of Oz
Points Assigned: 1
3. Most of the top-billed actors in the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz played multiple roles in the film. The two exceptions were Judy Garland (Dorothy), and Billie Burke, who played what character in the movie (and no one else)?
Correct Answer: GLINDA
Your Answer: The Wizard of Oz
Points Assigned: 1
Nope. I had no idea.
4. The first names of the famous entrepreneurial duo with the last names of Gates and Allen are Bill and Paul, the first names of Jobs and Wozniak are both Steve, and the first names of Procter and Gamble were William and James. What are the first names of the entrepreneurial pair with the last names Cohen and Greenfield?
Correct Answer: BEN, JERRY
Your Answer: Ben and Jerry
Points Assigned: 1
4. The first names of the famous entrepreneurial duo with the last names of Gates and Allen are Bill and Paul, the first names of Jobs and Wozniak are both Steve, and the first names of Procter and Gamble were William and James. What are the first names of the entrepreneurial pair with the last names Cohen and Greenfield?
Correct Answer: BEN, JERRY
Your Answer: Ben and Jerry
Points Assigned: 1
I met Jerry at a Bernie Sanders fundraiser.
5. While one could argue that Detroit was the center of American pop/soul music upon the ascent of Motown Records in the early 1960s, what other US city is well represented in the genre, particularly in the 1970s, by groups such as The Stylistics, The O'Jays, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, and MFSB?
Correct Answer: PHILADELPHIA
Your Answer: Philadelphia
Points Assigned: 0
5. While one could argue that Detroit was the center of American pop/soul music upon the ascent of Motown Records in the early 1960s, what other US city is well represented in the genre, particularly in the 1970s, by groups such as The Stylistics, The O'Jays, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, and MFSB?
Correct Answer: PHILADELPHIA
Your Answer: Philadelphia
Points Assigned: 0
As someone who lives in Philly, I knew we once had a Motown-like scene.
6. In mathematics, while 21 ÷ 10 equals 2 with a remainder of 1, likewise the expression 21 % 10 would evaluate to 1 (because 1 is the remainder of 21 divided by 10). In this latter expression, the % symbol represents an operation known by what term, which comes from the Latin word for "a small measure"?
Correct Answer: MODULO (MOD)
Your Answer: Percent
Points Assigned: 2
6. In mathematics, while 21 ÷ 10 equals 2 with a remainder of 1, likewise the expression 21 % 10 would evaluate to 1 (because 1 is the remainder of 21 divided by 10). In this latter expression, the % symbol represents an operation known by what term, which comes from the Latin word for "a small measure"?
Correct Answer: MODULO (MOD)
Your Answer: Percent
Points Assigned: 2
Nope!
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