1. In the 'Winnie-the-Pooh' stories, who was the character of Christopher Robin based on? A friend of the family The author's son The author's brother A neighbor's child

2. There is a lot of controversy as to who or what the 'Baby Ruth' candy bar is named for. Can you pick out at least one who is NOT in the running? The daughter of a U.S. President the granddaughter of the candy company president A big league baseball player A race horse

3. Who turned his rambunctious son into a cartoon 'menace' in thousands of newspapers for over 50 years? Johnny Hart Hank Ketcham Winsor McKay Bill Watterson

4. What famous restaurant chain was named for 8-year-old Melinda Lou Thomas? Hooters McDonald's Wendy's Jack-In-The-Box

5. Not all child-inspired names have a cute connotation. Meteorologist John Hope of the U.S. Hurricane Forecast Center used his own daughter's name in a list of storms for an upcoming hurricane season. What was her name? Katrina Camille Carla Rita

6. Back in 1963, a 22-year-old Arizona man was arrested, charged and convicted of rape and robbery, but his case was thrown out by the U.S. Supreme Court, ruling he was not aware of his rights as a citizen. Since then, all U.S. police have to give what to all arrested persons? The 'Miranda Rights' The 'Quarels Quarrel' A 'Seilbert Warning' A 'Conally Code'

7. On a July day in 1862, Charles Dodgson regaled three young girls with a story of an amazing adventure. One of the girls asked him if he could put the whole story in writing. Not only did he do that, but made the girl the heroine of the story. What was her name? Sarah Pippi Julia Alice

8. Despite being linked with one of the most popular childrens' books, movies and plays of the English language, the person for whom this character was named eventually killed himself over the notoriety. Who was the character? Peter Pan Pollyanna Pippi Longstocking Puss in Boots

9. In the 14th century, he was hailed as one of the most learned men in Europe. By the 16th Century, though, his followers were ridiculed by the use of his own name. Who was he? The Venerable Bede Haymo of Faversham John Duns Scotus William of Ockham

10. Okay, maybe this person did work to make himself famous, but one of the most enduring legacies of the U.S. 26th President is something he would have soon have us forget. What is it? Lincoln Logs The Franklin Stove The Teddy Bear The Hoover Vacuum