1. Who is the author of the classics 'Tom Sawyer' and 'Huckleberry Finn'? Mark Twain Walt Whitman Robert Louis Stevenson Henry David Thoreau

2. Which eighteenth-century American patriot said 'I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death.'? Nathan Hale Benedict Arnold Thomas Jefferson Patrick Henry

3. Which comedian stars in the movies 'Meatballs', 'Groundhog Day', 'What about Bob', and Stripes'? Chevy Chase Bill Murray Steve Martin Robin Williams

4. Who is the Nobel Prize winning playwright who wrote 'The Iceman Cometh' and 'A Long Day's Journey into Night'? Arthur Miller Edward Albee Tennessee Williams Eugene O'Neill

5. Where in the body would you find the ulna? leg arm skull abdomen

6. Hg is the chemical symbol for which element? mercury silver lead gold

7. What is a 'sawbuck'? a twenty-dollar bill a ten-dollar bill a type of car wise advice passed on from father to son

8. What is a period of play in polo called? an episode a chukka an inning a scrummage

9. At what age did Helen Keller lose her sight and hearing? three months nineteen months three years five years

10. The Newberry Medal is awarded annually for excellence in which field? science fiction wriitng investigative journalism astronomy children's writing

11. Who is the American songwriter whose many songs include 'Anything Goes', 'Night and Day', 'I Get a Kick out of You', and 'In the Still of the Night'? Cole Porter Sammy Cahn George Gershwin Irving Berlin

12. Which is the only time in history that the heavyweight boxing title was won on a foul? Sharkey-Schmeling, 1930 Tunney-Dempsey, 1926 Ali-Liston, 1964 Marciano-Walcott, 1952

13. How did Will Rogers die? He finally met a man he didn't like, and that man shot him. In a motorcycle accident. Reporting from a World War II battlefield. In a plane crash with Wiley Post.

14. Fraunces Tavern in New York is associated with which historical figure? Wild Bill Hickok Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia Franklin Delano Roosevelt George Washington

15. The movie 'It Happened One Night', which won all the top Oscar categories in 1934, was based on what? a short story a play a novel a song