This is one of the most unusual Nero Wolfe tales-if you've read it, you'll know why. If not, it's a great way to spend an afternoon immersed in a terrific yarn. You can always take the quiz afterwards! And relax, no spoilers here.

The fourth season of "The West Wing" had much to offer in the way of humor. Enjoy!

Simple task-match the given name to its meaning. I'll give you the root language as an added hint. Most information is from the web sites Online Etymology and Behind the Name.

I will split the name of a car into two or more parts; I'll give you a definition for each part to show you how that part SOUNDS. Your job is to identify the car. More in Question 1.

Aaron Sorkin is a gifted writer who has developed stories for TV, the stage and movies. This quiz is about his work in television.

The full name of the play is, "The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd". This was a wonderful quirky musical that played in New York and Philadelphia in 1965. If you've seen or read the play, this quiz should be easy.

This quiz is about a work that became something of a cult phenomenon in the 60s, and its author, Richard Fariņa. Contains spoilers!

Ron McLarty's "The Memory of Running" is a gentle, vaguely Gump-ish story, filled with quirky characters; it deserves to be better known. Contains spoilers (although the story's worth reading regardless!)

The idea is to identify flowering plants based on clues for the sounds of component syllables. Example: "Yellow flowering weed"'s clues may be, Peachy - King of the beasts; answer, Dandy (peachy)- lion (King), Dandelion!