Author Biography: DonTozzi

Most of these sentences sound correct but to the purist of the English language, they ain't... I mean, are not. Do you know why?

The English language is difficult and merciless. So am I. I have returned to see what, if anything, you have learned from my previous quiz.

New York City's role during the Civil War was noble, tragic, and always contradictory. You might be surprised at what you learn.

So many dead people, so little time. Each of the following ten questions presents the names of four famous people--associated with each other--and you have to tell me which one went to that great history blog in the sky FIRST.

Well, this may be morbid but we all have to go some time. Each of the following ten questions present the names of four famous people--associated with each other--and you have to tell me which one went to that great celebrity column in the sky FIRST.

Although New York City did not invent the skyscraper (which is actually a nautical term), it did master the art. See how much you know about New York's skyscrapers!

Most people would consider rock stars to be arrogant, self-absorbed know-it-alls who would never sit in a college classroom. However, some rocks stars did go to college--a couple received PhDs. Can you guess who went where to study what?

Back for more, are you? Okay. Just remember, each of the following ten questions present the names of four famous people--loosely associated with each other--and you have to tell me which one went to that great celebrity column in the sky FIRST.