Four's A Crowd. Who Doesn't Fit? Quiz

Answer: Latch

Online dating was once frowned up as desperate but estimates are now that a third of all single Americans have made an online dating profile. Match.com is an industry leader and has been around since 1995. Bumble is a dating site where the woman make the first move and the site began in 2014. Hinge bills itself as "the app meant to be deleted" and began in 2012.

Answer: Periodic table

Biology is the study of life and living organisms. While the elements of the periodic table affect living things, this is a topic typically learned in a high school chemistry class. Genetics is the study of genes and heredity. Human anatomy would include learning about bones, muscles, organs, and bodily fluids including blood. Ecology would be appropriate in biology and learning how to avoid extinction, pollution, and preserving the things to keep us alive.

Answer: Little Red Corvette

Prince's 1982 album "1999" contained the hit song, "Little Red Corvette" but that was not an album title from the Minneapolis rock star. "Around The World In A Day" was the 1985 album that followed "Purple Rain". "Controversy" was released in 1981 and contained the title track single along with "Let's Work" and "Do Me Baby".

Answer: Burn

Bern is the de facto capital of Switzerland but not a country on its own. A chili pepper shares its name with the South American country, Chile. The spelling is different but the European country, Greece, and cooking grease are homophones. Wales is a country in the United Kingdom and you may happen to see a number of whales in an ocean.

Answer: Gators

The University of Florida football team is called the Gators but they are not part of the National Football League. Tampa is home to the Buccaneers who joined the NFL in 1976. The Jacksonville Jaguars played their first NFL season in 1995. The Miami Dolphins began in 1966 in the American Football League and merged with the NFL in 1990.

Answer: Gone With The Wind

"Gone With The Wind" wasn't a loser but won the Best Picture category in 1939. In addition to Best Picture, the motion picture won eight total Oscars that year. In addition to the films that lost that memorable year, you can add in "Goodbye Mr. Chips", "Stagecoach", "Of Mice And Men", and "Dark Victory".

Answer: Fontina

Fontina is a type of Italian cheese from the Alps. Farfalle is the type of pasta that looks like a bow tie. Fettuccine is the long, flat, wide noodle used in dishes like chicken alfredo. Fusilli pasta looks like a corkscrew.

Answer: Julio Martinez

The ABC sitcom starred Gabe Kaplan as a high school teacher named Mr. Kotter. The cast included John Travolta as Vinny Barbarino. Freddie "Boom Boom" Washington was played by Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs and class clown, Arnold Horshack, was portrayed by actor Ron Palillo.

Answer: Irish Setter

When you picture the herding dog, you likely envision a field of sheep and watching the Border Collie direct the sheep to their pen. An Irish Setter, while a beautiful dog, is part of the Sporting Group of the AKC. They are highly spirited and wonderful as hunting dogs, family pets, and great for those seeking an energetic breed. Both Australian Shepherds and Old English Sheepdogs were initially bred for herding.

Answer: New Year's Eve

New Year's Day is celebrated on January 1st but New Year's Eve is held on December 31st. Independence Day is celebrated on July 4th. Juneteenth National Independence Day became a national holiday in 2021 and is celebrated on June 19th. Father's Day is held on the third Sunday in June.