Here’s some of the toughest questions from last week. Answers are after the jump. (For more tough questions, click here.)
- Born in 1892, she was known as America’s Sweetheart, which was sort of ironic, since she was born in Canada. Who is she?
- Lawyer Oscar Zeta Acosta, who would have turned 75 this month, is best known for his friendship with what author?
- In Hawaii, a’a and pahoehoe are both types of what?
- Whose first novel was the Pickwick Papers?
- In the 1980s, this artist became the first and thus far only artist to score a Number one hit in the United States with a German language song. Who was he?
- What cosmetic company makes Frost Lipstick in O?
- What was Alf’s real name?
- A group of apes is known as a a) shrewdness b) sounder c) herd d) pack
- This man claimed to reach the North Pole with Matthew Henson on this date in 1909, and is widely credited w/ being the first there, though many modern scholars doubt that he made it to the true North Pole.
- What god awful movie starring Kevin Costner and Kelly Preston is about a pitcher who thinks about his girlfriend while he pitches a perfect game?
- Mary Pickford
- Hunter S. Thompson
- lava rock (a’a is rough, pahoehoe is smooth)
- Charles Dickens
- Falco
- MAC
- Gordon Shumway
- a) shrewdness
- Robert Peary
- For the Love of the Game