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#1.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
doorsfan58
asks:
"Mr. Toad's Wild Ride", an attraction in the "Fantasyland" section at Disneyland, is based on a character in which of these books?
Watership Down
Lord Of The Flies
Charlotte's Web
The Wind In The Willows
#2.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
BlueMNguy
asks:
What kind of shoes did many Native American Indians wear?
dress
moccasins
oxfords
wing tips
#3.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
seamonster
asks:
Which late, great American comic, who died at the age of 71 in 2008, was well known for his notorious "Seven Words You Can't Say On Television," his insightful observations of the modern world, and his surprising acting abilities?
Steven Wright
Steve Martin
George Carlin
Yakov Smirnoff
#4.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
trident
asks:
Popularized in the 1980s with "This Is Spinal Tap", what term is used for a film or television show that parodies real events with a fictional documentary?
between two ferns
autobiography
mockumentary
blue screen
#5.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
gracious1
asks:
What sort of hat and cloak are commonly associated with Sherlock Holmes, especially in the United States?
Top hat and opera cape
Fedora and raincoat
Deerstalker cap and Ulster coat
Sombrero and serape
#6.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
GBfan
asks:
The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth is a major yearly entertainment event that occurs in what city in Alberta?
Edmonton
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Calgary
#7.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
Upstart3
asks:
Raymond Teller, Ali Bongo, and Doug Henning were what type of entertainers?
Magicians
Trumpeters
Singers
Dancers
#8.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
Saleo
asks:
The origins of this hat can be traced to a 19th century play by Victorien Sardou. This hat has a soft brim, an indented crown and a pinch near the front of it. What hat is this?
Mitre
Beret
Fedora
Cloche
#9.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
LordOfIrkutsk
asks:
The original secret identity of Batman's first partner, Robin, was a former trapeze artist who later became known as Nightwing. What was his name?
Damien Wayne
Jason Todd
Dick Grayson
Tim Drake
#10.
Entertainment
Mixture. Player
spanishliz
asks:
Formal attire for a man might include which of the following?
Cummerbund
Bundesliga
Bundchen
Bundeswehr