1. My name was Caesar and I was a Wire Fox Terrier. In 1910 I walked in front of kings and princes at my master's funeral. Who was my owner? George V Edward VIII George VI Edward VII

2. My name was Monte and I was the first horse my owner ever bought. He was an artist famous for his depictions of the Old West. My owner was ______? Frederic Remington Charles Marion Russell Karl Bodmer Thomas Moran

3. My name was Moortje and I was a cat. I was left in the care of neighbours when my family went into hiding from the Nazis. My young owner was Anne _______? Answer: (One Word)

4. I was a cat named Foss. I was the inspiration for the nonsense poem 'The Owl and the Pussycat' which was written by my owner. Who was my master? Lewis Carroll Rupert Brooke Rudyard Kipling Edward Lear

5. My name was Centaur Pendragon and I was an Irish Wolfhound. My owner was a famous silent movie actor who is best remembered for 'The Sheik'. Who was my master? Buster Keaton Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks Jr Rudolph Valentino

6. My name was Igloo and I was Wire Fox Terrier. I flew over both the North and South Pole with my owner. My owner was Admiral Richard ____? Answer: (One word - four letters - watch spelling)

7. My name was William the Conqueror (or Willie). I was a white bull terrier. My master was a famous WWII general. I accompanied him everywhere even into combat areas. Who was my owner? Douglas MacArthur George Patton John J. Pershing Omar Bradley

8. My name was Slippers and I was a gray tabby cat who had 6 toes on each foot. My master was the 26th President of the United States. Who was my owner? Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland Woodrow Wilson William McKinley

9. My name was Duke and I was an Airedale. I was a childhood pet and the source of my owner's nickname. Who was my owner? Duke Ellington John Wayne David Niven Louis Armstrong

10. Our names were Friendless Brother and Crazy Christian and we were just two of about 30 cats owned by the man who wrote 'A Farewell to Arms'. Who was our owner? Sinclair Lewis Ernest Hemingway John Steinbeck William Faulkner