1. Where was Ed Wood born? Auburn, New York Albany, New York Poughkeepsie, New York Yonkers, New York

2. Just months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Ed joined what branch of the military? The Marines The Navy The Army The National Gaurd

3. Ed joined a traveling carnival after being discharged. What "Freakshow" regulars did he play? "Elephant Man" and "Lobster Girl" "Fire-Eater" and "Sword Swallower" "The Geek" and "Bearded Lady" "Tattooed Man" and "Pierced Boy"

4. Which film starred Ed Wood as the character Dale Davis? Glen or Glenda The Streets Of Laredo The Lawless Rides Orgy Of The Dead

5. One of Hollywood's most brilliant and original directors was Ed's greatest influence. Who was he? Elia Kazan Cecil B. DeMille Orson Welles John Huston

6. Which film featured early Hollywood "Horror" icon Bela Lugosi? Glen Or Glenda Plan 9 From Outer Space Bride Of The Monster All of these

7. Ed Wood wrote many pulp crime, horror, and sex novels. The character "Glen" from "Glen Or Glenda" was featured in a novel as a "Transvestite Assassin." What's the name of this page turner? Black Lace Drag Suburbia Confidential Security Risk Parisian Passions

8. One of "Woods Spooks" had a weekly Television show from 1954 to 1955 that featured "Horror Classics." Who was the host? Vampira Bunny Breckinridge Elvira Tor Johnson

9. Contrary to popular Hollywood belief, the flying saucers in "Plan 9 From Outer Space" were not Cadillac hubcaps. What were they? Mercedes Hubcaps Lincoln Hubcaps Oldsmobile Hubcaps Cheap Flying Saucers Models

10. The wide-eyed early years of trying to make his own "Citizen Kane" gave way to broken dreams fueled by depression and alcoholism. What year did Ed take his final curtain, and fade into Hollywood lore as a novelty? 1978 1977 1979 1976