“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
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Monday again and that means another selection of the answers given by those members of the public who imagine themselves good enough to win prizes on television and radio quiz shows.
Howard? Oh boy!
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Q: In the traditional version of The Lord’s Prayer, what “H,” meaning sanctified, goes before “thy name”?
A: Howard
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Q: What island nation was the book Hiroshima written about?
A: Iwo Jima
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Q: What October holiday celebrates the discovery of America?
A: Thanksgiving
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Q: Who played Austin Powers in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me?
A: Austin Powers
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Q: On TV’s “The Simpsons”, Homer’s neighbor, Ned, had what last name?
A: Barfbag
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Q: According to legend, who rode naked through the streets of Coventry to protest high taxes?
A: Benjamin Franklin
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Q: The Sea-Tac airport in Washington is named after the city of Seattle and what other city?
A: Washington
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Q: What “F” are ice crystals formed by condensation on surfaces below freezing?
A: Icicles
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Q: The Nuremberg war crime trials were held in what country?
A: Warsaw
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Q: What surname was shared by a historical outlaw named “Butch” and a fictional cowboy named “Hopalong?”
A: Lesbian
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Q: In science, which William discovered that blood circulates around the body?
A: Shatner
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Q: What “T” are people who live in a house paying rent to a landlord?
A: Terrorists
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Q: What was the last state to join the USA?
A: Canada
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Q: What insect is normally found hovering above lakes?
A: Crocodiles
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Q: In his 1961 number one UK single “Wooden Heart,” Elvis sings in English and which other European language?
A: English
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Q: Which letter of the alphabet sounds exactly the same as the term for a female sheep?
A: Baa
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Q: In human development, what “B” is the usual 4-letter word for a newborn infant?
A: Wasp
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Q: In superstition, people salute which black and white bird when it is seen alone?
A: Penguin
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Q: In human anatomy, the umbilicus is a scar in the center of the abdomen that is more commonly known by what five-letter name?
A: Button
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Q: The term ‘Rubenesque’ derives from which 17th Century artist?
A: Aretha Franklin
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