1. Only two television series dramas finished in the top ten ratings for 1974. "The Waltons" was number eight, and at number ten was a police show. What city was the backdrop to this popular "cop show"? Miami New York Las Vegas Honolulu

2. What "tactic" did Muhammad Ali use to knock out George Foreman and regain the heavyweight championship of the world? The "Rope a Dope" The "Lazy Glove" The "Foreman Flattener" The "Zaire Zinger"

3. What item became the "rage" at the beach in 1974? Pucka shells Thongs String bikini Topless swimsuit

4. There was a big change in professional football as kickoffs were moved from the 40 to the 35 yard line. What major change took place in the world of baseball in 1974? Girls were admitted in the Little League The distance between bases was shortened The pitcher's mound was raised The introduction of automatic ejection if pitcher hits a batter

5. Motorcycle daredevil, Evel Knievel gained worldwide attention when he attempted to jump over which river? Platte Colorado Red Snake

6. Books on the 1974 bestseller list included the terrifying shark novel "Jaws". What was the subject matter of the book "Watership Down"? Submarines Dolphins Floods Rabbits

7. What Brooklyn-born singer, who started out singing fast food and soft drink commercials, hit it big time with "Mandy"? Andy Kim Mick Taylor Peter Wolf Barry Manilow

8. Actor-director-writer-producer Mel Brooks had two of the top three money-making films of 1974. One was "Young Frankenstein". What was the other movie? Blazing Saddles Vacation Caddyshack Spaceballs

9. A disturbance erupted while actor David Niven was hosting the 1974 Academy Awards. What was the cause of this interruption? A streaker A Vietnam War protestor An intoxicated actress An electrical equipment failure

10. One of the top news stories of 1974 concerned the abduction of newspaper publisher Randolph Hearst's daughter Patty. What group kidnapped the heiress? S.D.S. S.L.A. P.L.O. I.R.A.