"Coney Island", starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, Buster Keaton, and Al St. John, was released in 1917.

This 1918 Arbuckle/Keaton short features shoot-outs and a kidnapping.

This politically incorrect movie, released in 1922, features Buster Keaton with his favorite comic foil, Big Joe Roberts.

Buster Keaton released 19 independent short films from 1920 - 1923. This second of two quizzes takes a look at them.

This 1925 silent classic features Buster Keaton and a bovine leading lady named Brown Eyes.

This short, released in 1920, features Harold Lloyd in his Glasses Character persona.

Stuck playing Scrabble with a Q but no U? A little word play and some memory tricks will provide you with 10 words from the Official Scrabble Players' Dictionary.

"Oh, Doctor!", released in 1917, stars Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, Al St. John, and Buster Keaton.

This 1940 Columbia short was written for Buster Keaton, and partnered him with Elsie Ames.

What would be family or medical matters become public events and political fodder when abortion is involved. How much do you know of some of the events that have shaped abortion politics?

This 1918 Arbuckle/Keaton film actually features both men as bell boys.

This 1924 Buster Keaton classic features amazing special effects -- some produced inside the camera.

This 1928 silent classic was Buster Keaton's last independent film -- and contains his most famous, breathtaking, and dangerous stunt.

This 1932 short features Al St. John directed by his uncle, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle (as William Goodrich).

This 1922 Keaton classic features Kate Price as Buster's wife. Keaton wrote and directed, as well as starred in, this not-too-subtle dig at his own pushy Talmadge in-laws.

By popular demand, here are more trivial questions about the horror classic.

Even after the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, illegal abortion persists. How much do you know about this little-discussed phenomenon?

Starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle and released in 1917, "A Reckless Romeo" was thought lost until the Norwegian Filminstitute made a restored version available in 1999.

This 1920 Buster Keaton short features his father, Joe Keaton, and childhood neighbor Big Joe Roberts.

This 1965 production of the National Film Board of Canada hearkens back to star Buster Keaton's heyday as a silent film icon. The quiz focuses on Buster and his doings, not Canadian geography, so don't be deterred if you don't know anything about Canada.

Abortion deaths that made headlines: a young woman's death can make headlines when abortion is involved. How much do you know about these cases (which all occurred after 1973)?

You're playing Scrabble in English, but the letter rack is trying to speak Czech. Never fear! With word play and memory aids, this quiz will teach you ten words from the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.

Released in 1941, the last of Buster Keaton's Columbia shorts was mostly a reworking of portions of the Buster Keaton/Jimmy Durante film, "The Passionate Plumber" (1932).

Dave Barry, syndicated columnist from the Miami Herald, wrote a lot of columns about animals, particularly dogs. Most particularly, his own dogs. This quiz should be easy for regular readers.

This quiz is about the 'Alf' cartoon, set back on his home world of Melmak.

How much do you remember about these commercials, each with a sudden plot twist?

Back on Melmac, an animated ALF is under pressure to join the lodge.

Enjoy this quiz on the second book of Pearson's "Neeley" trilogy.

The 'Alf Tales' cartoons spoofed fairy tales and movie genres at the same time. How much do you know about these classics?

The first ten pair of homonyms that came into my head. I enjoy this kind of quiz so I thought I'd have a crack at them myself. Pronunciation is American.