1. A short that combined footage from "So Long Mr. Chumps" and "In the Sweet Pie and Pie" was released in what year? 1945 1944 1947 1946

2. Which short was delayed for a day because of President Franklin Roosevelt's Death? A Bird in the Head The Three Troubledoers Uncivil Warbirds Monkey Businessmen

3. What do "Rumpus in the Harem," "Hot Stuff," "Scheming Schemers", and "Commotion in the Ocean" not have in common? Released after Shemp's death Directed by Jules White Used a body double for Shemp First aired in 1955

4. What was the name of the only Stooge short to be nominated for an Academy Award? Answer: (Three Words)

5. "Gents Without Cents" (1944) is known for what classic bit? Maharaja Niagara Falls Two-Man quartet "Who threw those pies?"

6. The 1953 shorts "Spooks" and "Pardon My Backfire" were shot in 3-D. True False

7. "Sappy Bullfighters" (1959) was the last short ever made. Despite Joe Besser being in it, you can hear a Curly sound. What is it? Nyaaaaah! Trick question, it was Shemp's "Heebeebeebeeb!" Nyuk nyuk nyuk Woo-woo-woo-woo

8. What was the last short that wasn't directed by Jules White? Hula-La-La Gents in a Jam Shivering Sherlocks Vagabond Loafers

9. There were four Stooge shorts that capitalized on the science fiction craze of the 1950s. True False

10. Although Curly died in January 1952, stock footage of him was used in what 1953 short? Up in Daisy's Penthouse Tricky Dicks Booty and the Beast Bubble Trouble