More Common Bonds of Entertainment Quiz

Answer: Elliot Ness

Elliot Ness and his team of "untouchables" were greatly instrumental in the 1931 conviction of Al Capone on tax evasion charges. Al Capone was sentenced to eleven years in prison for five counts of tax evasion. Capone began serving his sentence in 1932 in Atlanta then was transferred to Alcatraz to serve the remainder of his sentence.

Answer: Olivia de Havilland

Olivia de Havilland was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, for playing the always sweet and selfless character Melanie. Even the selfish and spoiled Scarlett could see the goodness in Melanie, and couldn't help but to love and admire her as everyone else did.

Answer: Fin

Fins go by a variety of names such as flippers, and swim fins. The first swim fin was designed by a man named Owen Churchill, who made millions from his creation, which gained its popularity in the late 1930s.

Answer: Munch

"The Scream" was painted in 1893 and was part of a series of paintings by Edvard Munch entitled "The Frieze of Life". Edward Munch created several versions of the painting, two of which would be stolen many years later. Thankfully both paintings were eventually recovered, but unfortunately one was damaged beyond repair.

Answer: Donald Trump

Donald Trump, also known as "The Donald" is no longer known only for his real estate success. He has also had success with his television show "The Apprentice" for which he has received a star on the "Hollywood Walk of Fame". Here's a little interesting fact for you. Donald made an appearance on the game show "Deal or no Deal", in which the contestant only won $25. Donald wrote out a check for the player's son in the amount of $25,000.00. What a guy!

Answer: Casey Stengel

Casey was the first of four coaches to have the distinction of managing both of New York's major league baseball teams. The following three were Yogi Berra, Dallas Green, and Joe Torre. Casey was also known for his sense of humor and comedic quotes much like the beloved Yogi Berra.

Answer: Special

Those of us who are old enough to remember the "Big Mac" song which was first used in 1975, have since seen McDonald's go through several other catchy jingles such as "You deserve a break today" from 1980, and the jingle "I'm lovin' it", which began in 2003.

Answer: Victims

Bystander is someone who may be inadvertently harmed during a crime usually referred to as an "innocent bystander". Perpetrator is the person who actually commits the crime, and I guess "unlucky" speaks for itself.

Answer: New York City

The Manhattan Transfer won a Grammy Award for their 1981 hit "The Boy from New York City". They were actually the first pop group to win in two different categories in the same year but with different songs. They also won the award for the song "Until I Met You".

Answer: Law and Order SVU

Q1: ELLIOT is the first name of Det. Stabler, played by Christopher Meloni.
Q2: OLIVIA is the first name of Det. Benson, played by Mariska Hargitay.
Q3: FIN is the nickname of Det. Odafin Tutuola, played by Ice-T.
Q4: MUNCH is the last name of Det. John Munch, played by Richard Belzer.
Q5: DONALD is the first name of Captain Cragen, played by Dann Florek.
Q6: CASEY is the first name of A.D.A. Novak, played by Diane Neal.
Q7&8: SPECIAL VICTIMS is the unit all of these people work for.
Q9: NEW YORK CITY is where this show takes place.