Brought to You By the Letter "E" Quiz

Frenchy Facciano, played by Didi Conn, is a member of the Pink Ladies in "Grease" (1978). You may remember her as the "Beauty School Drop Out", much to the Teen Angel's dismay. Her pink hair was not common in 1978, and Didi Conn had her doubts with the character; the style is now an iconic feature fans remember.

The design on this letter is the flag of France, truly making it a French "E".

Misty was a famous Chincoteague pony born in 1946 on Beebe Ranch in Virginia. She gained fame when Marguerite Henry visited the ranch and gained inspiration for a novel, "Misty of Chincoteague" (1947). The book tells the story of Misty's upbringing as a wild horse, though in real life both her parents (also Chincoteague ponies) were domesticated. Misty died peacefully in 1972, and was taxidermied, now on display in the Museum of Chincoteague Island.

The letter here does appear to be surrounded in a light fog; a mist "E", if I may.

Shaggy Rogers first hit televisions in 1969 in "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!" He is one of the detectives, and the best friend of Scooby-Doo. Shaggy has appeared as an animated character for decades, but we finally saw him come to life in live action when Matthew Lillard expertly portrayed him in the 2002 film "Scooby Doo".

Zoinks! That carpeted letter looks like a shag "E", doesn't it?

Chile is a long, thin country in South America. It is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes mountains. Chile also holds the distinction of being the country closest to Antarctica, as islands in Tierra del Fuego, such as Cape Horn, are found in the extreme southern point of South America.

Poor little guy, in the snow, he must be a chill "E".

Barbie was introduced to the world in 1959 by Ruth Handler of Mattel. Though Barbie has become synonymous as THE fashion doll, it was not the first. In fact, Barbie was inspired by the German Bild Lilli doll. Ruth Handler was looking for a better doll than the paper dolls her daughter, Barbara (Barbie's namesake), played with, and came across the Bild Lilli doll. Rights to the Bild Lilli doll were purchased by Mattel in 1964 in favor of their new Barbie doll.

This vowel has become trapped in a wire fence... a barb "E", as it were.

Bluey is a blue heeler puppy that first appeared on the Australian children's show "Bluey" in 2018. Bluey quickly gained worldwide recognition and popularity (streams of "Bluey" accounted for a third of all Disney+ views in 2024). The beloved character is unique from many other children's cartoons, as it transcends age and is loved by the children and their parents alike. "Bluey" has also touched on unique social issues, making it a wonderful educational tool for kids. Interestingly, the worldwide appeal of Bluey has even brought many to compare the passionate fans of hers to those of Taylor Swift!

She is much cuter as an animated puppy than this basic Blue "E", of course.

Helen Reddy was an Australian/American singer and feminist icon. In 1971, she released her empowering anthem "I am Woman", found on the album "I Don't Know How to Love Him". Though the song has become a feminist anthem, Helen Reddy said she intended it to be empowering to all, even indicating that her brother-in-law played the song every morning to help him get through medical school.

The red "E" here will never do justice to such an icon.

Guy Fieri is a chef, restauranteur, and Food Network personality. He has been called the "face of Food Network", and is noted for bringing in more male viewership to the channel. He has hosted several shows, most notably "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives". The show first aired in 2006 as a special, but was met with such popularity, it became a show in 2007. The impact of this show has helped the service industry... of the over 800 locations Guy has visited, almost all have reported a net increase in customers and sales.

The little guy in this photo is a fire "E". Get it? Guy fire E? I just crack myself up!

Al Franken created Stuart Smalley for "Saturday Night Live" in 1991. He was known for his "Daily Affirmations", such as the iconic "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me!" Stuart Smalley is one of the more popular SNL characters, and as such, gained the honor of being one of the few skits to become a feature film, with 1995's "Stuart Saves his Family".

While the rest of the quiz is full of capital letter Es, this one is a small "e"!

Terrycloth, also called terry cotton, terry towel, or simply terry, is a type of woven, looped fabric. It's great for absorbing water, and as such, is used to make washcloths and towels, reusable diapers, sweatbands, and robes. Though the modern terry cloth only dates back to the 1850s, a woven looped fabric used for absorbing water dates back to 4000BCE in ancient Egypt!

Ripping this poor letter? What sort of monster would tear "E"?