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10 Quick Questions

- by GABE ATKINSON

1. The TV sitcom The Jeffersons began as a spin-off from which other show?

❑ The Brady Bunch

❑ Happy Days

❑ The Mary Tyler Moore Show ❑ All in the Family

2. Which of these best describes the beignet, a New Orleans delicacy?

❑ Sausage

❑ Fried dough

❑ Sandwich

❑ Tart

3. Which poem begins: “Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary”?

❑ The Waste Land

❑ The Raven

❑ The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

❑ Fire and Ice

4. Which of these is associated with psychiatri­st Elisabeth Kübler-Ross?

❑ Psychoanal­ytic theory

❑ The hierarchy of needs ❑ Emotional intelligen­ce

❑ Five stages of grief

5. Supporters of Parliament during the English Civil War were called what? ❑ Roundheads

❑ Cavaliers

6. Which medical advance came first?

❑ Penicillin discovered

❑ First cancer chemothera­py ❑ TB vaccine introduced

❑ First organ transplant

7. Which movie includes the line “The stuff that dreams are made of”?

❑ The Maltese Falcon ❑ Casablanca

❑ Lawrence of Arabia

❑ Citizen Kane

8. Which cyclone caused extensive damage to parts of the North Island in 1988? ❑ Debbie

❑ Bola

❑ Winston

❑ Nancy

9. Rob Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan were the members of which pop duo?

❑ Milli Vanilli

❑ Tears for Fears

❑ Soft Cell

❑ Savage Garden

10. In which country might you see a 20m tall steel sculpture called the Angel of the North?

❑ Scotland

❑ Canada

❑ England

❑ Russia

1. All in the Family. 2. Fried dough. 3. The Raven, by Edgar Allan Poe. 4. Five stages of grief. 5. Roundheads. 6. The tuberculos­is vaccine, which was first used medically in 1921. 7. The Maltese Falcon. 8. Cyclone Bola. 9. Milli Vanilli. 10. The Angel of the North is located in Gateshead, northern England.

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