Everything in Thirds Trivia Quiz

Answer: James Gang

The James Gang formed in Cleveland, Ohio in 1966 and broke up in 1977, although there have been several reincarnations since. The band's best single was probably 1971's "Walk Away".

Answer: bourgeoisie

The bourgeoisie and peasants represented the third estate. Under the French system, the "Estates of the Realm", the clergy were the first estate, followed by the nobles. Today we include the press as a fourth estate.

Answer: True

True. The rule says that by putting the most important images either at the intersecting lines or on them creates a more balanced photo. One of the main reasons for using the rule of thirds is to keep photographers from putting an image in the center of a photograph.

Answer: The Third Man

"The Third Man" takes place in post-war Vienna. It was directed by Sir Carol Reed, who also directed "Oliver". Vienna's sewers are featured in a number of scenes in film. The Vienna Police actually have a "special unit" that patrols the sewers, as they are excellent hiding places for criminals and their contraband.

Answer: damaged goods

In the UK, thirds are faulty goods or damaged goods, worse than seconds.

Answer: Charlie Cochet

Charlie Cochet was born in Cuba, but was raised in the U.S. She lives in Florida with her two dogs. She has a passion for classic rock.

Answer: guitar

"Diatonic thirds", also called intervals. Any two notes can form an interval. Thirds are frequently used by R&B, rock, country and blues guitarists.

Answer: True

True. Third degree burns are usually painless because the nerve endings have been destroyed. They can cause shock, infection and organ failure. They destroy every layer of skin.

Answer: the hot corner

Third base is called the "hot" corner because the third baseman is the infielder who is closest to the batter, and since the majority of batters swing from the right side, the third baseman gets the majority of hard-hit balls. He also the infielder who has the longest throw to first base.

Answer: Devils Tower National Monument

Devils Tower is in Wyoming and was the first United States national monument, established in 1906. Devils Tower is also known as Bear Lodge Butte. Kiowa and Lakota beliefs hold that a group of girls went out to play and were chased by several giant bears. To escape the bears, the girls climbed up a rock, and prayed to the Great Spirit to save them.

The Great Spirit answered their prayers by making the rock rise from the ground towards the heavens. The bears left deep claw marks in the sides. When the girls reached the heavens, they were turned into the stars of The Seven Sisters. (Pleiades in the constellation Taurus.)