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11111 The 1 for you, 1 for me, 1 for him and 1 for she with an extra 1 just in case contest
You only hit 11111 once
Rules: You must post your answers, I will give you a total of how many correct you have, I will not say which ones are correct or not. All unanswered questions will be counted as wrong and a point subtracted. There are 14 questions, 2 with 2 parts for a total of 16 points. One tie breaker question is worth 1 point. The tiebreaker question does not come into play unless there is a tie. A tie is defined as 2 posts with 2 different correct sets of answers* or 2 posts with all correct answers posted within one minute of each other. If there is still a tie then a coin flip will determine the winner. You must score at least 12 points to win. If there is no winner then the prize will roll over to the next contest. You can guess up to 4 times per day.
*Example: BOTL #1 gets questions 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 & 11correct while BOTL #2 gets questions 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,13 & 14 correct. Both have 12 points with 2 different sets of answers.
Good Luck!
1Q: In the movie The Big Sleep, Philip Marlowe offers what (exactly) to a bookstore clerk played by Dorothy Malone?
2Q: He or she used the word "period" on TV, first. (Yes, with "that" meaning)
3Q: Who was the first NFL special teams coach and when did it happen?
4Q: What was the model year of Scarface's Caddy?
5Q: Name the last MVP switch hitter in the AL
6Q: What was the name of the actor who played the young boy in the 1979 "Mean" Joe Greene Coke commercial?
7Q: Saturday Night Live was first broadcast on what date?
8Q: Martin and Lewis were the first comedy act booked on this long running show. Name the show and how much they were paid (2 pts)
9Q: This man was the only one who signed all of the following documents. Articles of Association, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. Who was he?
10Q: What day did I first pass CoventryCat86 in post count?
11Q: Since 1/1/1995 the movies this actor (male or female) has appeared in have grossed more at the box office (U.S. Domestic Gross only) then any other actor. Who is it? (1 point) Who is it since 1/1/1990? (1 point)
12Q: Only four universities have produced both a president of the United States and a Super Bowl-winning quarterback. Name them.
13Q: This oboist played in Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast, recorded with Charlie Parker, Frank Sinatra and Leopold Stokowski. He had a hit TV show for 6 years and was one of the most successful pop music producers ever. Who is he?
14Q: Who was the first US Marine on active duty to attain the rank of General?
Tie Breaker:
Q: Who was Chicago's South Prairie Avenue most famous resident?
Edit to clean up spacing.
You only hit 11111 once
Rules: You must post your answers, I will give you a total of how many correct you have, I will not say which ones are correct or not. All unanswered questions will be counted as wrong and a point subtracted. There are 14 questions, 2 with 2 parts for a total of 16 points. One tie breaker question is worth 1 point. The tiebreaker question does not come into play unless there is a tie. A tie is defined as 2 posts with 2 different correct sets of answers* or 2 posts with all correct answers posted within one minute of each other. If there is still a tie then a coin flip will determine the winner. You must score at least 12 points to win. If there is no winner then the prize will roll over to the next contest. You can guess up to 4 times per day.
*Example: BOTL #1 gets questions 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 & 11correct while BOTL #2 gets questions 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,13 & 14 correct. Both have 12 points with 2 different sets of answers.
Good Luck!
1Q: In the movie The Big Sleep, Philip Marlowe offers what (exactly) to a bookstore clerk played by Dorothy Malone?
2Q: He or she used the word "period" on TV, first. (Yes, with "that" meaning)
3Q: Who was the first NFL special teams coach and when did it happen?
4Q: What was the model year of Scarface's Caddy?
5Q: Name the last MVP switch hitter in the AL
6Q: What was the name of the actor who played the young boy in the 1979 "Mean" Joe Greene Coke commercial?
7Q: Saturday Night Live was first broadcast on what date?
8Q: Martin and Lewis were the first comedy act booked on this long running show. Name the show and how much they were paid (2 pts)
9Q: This man was the only one who signed all of the following documents. Articles of Association, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. Who was he?
10Q: What day did I first pass CoventryCat86 in post count?
11Q: Since 1/1/1995 the movies this actor (male or female) has appeared in have grossed more at the box office (U.S. Domestic Gross only) then any other actor. Who is it? (1 point) Who is it since 1/1/1990? (1 point)
12Q: Only four universities have produced both a president of the United States and a Super Bowl-winning quarterback. Name them.
13Q: This oboist played in Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast, recorded with Charlie Parker, Frank Sinatra and Leopold Stokowski. He had a hit TV show for 6 years and was one of the most successful pop music producers ever. Who is he?
14Q: Who was the first US Marine on active duty to attain the rank of General?
Tie Breaker:
Q: Who was Chicago's South Prairie Avenue most famous resident?
Edit to clean up spacing.
