Author Biography: RivkahChaya

This "Psycho" quiz is for fans who have studied the film. Have you read Sterrit's "The Films of Alfred Hitchcock", and Rebello's "Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of 'Psycho", and seen the documentary packaged with the 50th anniversary edition? Try this.

There are all kinds of infamous crimes. The ones here share the distinction of having been called by someone, at some point "The Crime of the Century," during the 20th century. Only US crimes are included to keep to list manageable.

This is a quiz on Judaism aimed at non-Jews who want to test their knowledge of basic Judaism. Jews will probably find this quiz too easy.

If you like I & II, here is part III!

If you enjoyed my first quiz on great episodes of the original "Law & Order" TV show that aired on NBC for 20 years, you should enjoy this one as well.

There are lots of words you use every day, even if you are not Jewish, that are Yiddish in origin. Here are some particularly common ones. Can you define the all?

Even a great show like "Law & Order" has good episodes, and spectacular episodes. How well do you know some of the best episodes of this superb show?

Here is part IV!

Crime is frustrating enough when it is prevalent, but when a story persists in the news without a solution, it can become almost legendary. What do you know about these famous unsolved crimes?

In response to a request, this quiz regards some of the biggest flops and worst decisions in US television. Enjoy.

This quiz is for fans of "One Day at a Time," which aired on CBS from 1975 to 1984. If you have seen only a handful of episodes, check out a few more before taking the quiz. If you've seen the whole run, this quiz is for you.

Sometimes for self-aggrandizement, but usually just to make a quick buck, people have tried to pull all sorts of fast ones through history. Here are some of the most creative.

This is a quiz about the only institute of higher education in the world dedicated to the education of Deaf people.

Women's autobiographies fascinate me. Here are questions on a diversity of books that all happen to be the autobiographies of women.

Though fans often rated her as the most popular actress during the 30s, Irene Dunne isn't well known to later generations. Her films were so popular that an unusual number were remade, and so for decades, the originals were not available.

Part I was more popular than I anticipated, so I decided to put together a Part II.

This quiz about the 1931 "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" is aimed at film buffs, or fans who know a little more than the casual viewer. If you've watched the DVD with the commentary, or read a little about the film, this quiz should be for you.

Lillian Gish lived to be 99 years old, and in those years, made 105 films, wrote an autobiography, and made thousands of public appearances. She never married nor had children; the cinema was her life.

Anita Gillette has done it all: she can sing, dance, act in drama, in comedies, for TV, films, and the stage. She is a great character actor, and one of the finest performers we are lucky enough to have.