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I kind of looked over your answers, Maura. I think you did pretty good. Didn't really check them all, because basically I'm lazy. :) Thanks for playing though.

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1. What Screen star bought $36,000 worth of Girl Scout cookies from his daughter Tallulah and her two cousins, in 2002? Bruce Willis

2. What W-Word denotes an Australian aborigine’s spiritual stroll through the outback? Walkabout

3. What prize is awarded to the winner of the annual Air Guitar World Championships? A real guitar

4. What future U.S. president was known to his Duke classmates as “Gloomy Gus”? Richard Nixon

5. What were the first two words spoken by Kool-Aid Man, when he first burst onto the scene? “Oh yeah!”

6. What Internet giant aired TV ads featuring a three-note yodel by cowboy Wylie Gustafson? Yahoo!

7. What date keeps Las Vegas wedding parlors the busiest? February 14^th

8. What comic strip character’s tie was drawn flat for a single day, shortly after he’d gotten a girlfriend? Dilbert’s

9. What E-word do the Amish use to refer to anyone outside their community? English

10. What model did Toyota name after a Keanu Reeves movie, in a bid to attract the under-30 set? The Matrix

11. How many years does the U.S. Army require its “ready-to-eat” sandwiches to remain ready-to-eat? Three

12. Whose report card and wedding gown can be viewed at her family’s Althorp estate in Britain? Princess Diana’s

13. What architectural style is preserved in the historic hotels along Miami Beach’s Ocean Drive district? Art Deco

14. Which came first Frosted Flakes, Sugar Pops or Sugar Smacks? Sugar Pops

15. What’s the only Vegas hotel to boast a lion habitat? The MGM Grand

16. What canine crime fighter’s costume was stolen from a South Carolina police station in 1999? McGruff the Crime Dog’s

17. What’s the minimum number of merit badges a Boy Scout must earn before attaining the rank of Eagle Scout? Twenty-one

18. What kind of wood is used to fasion the sticks for Popsicle brand ice pops? Birch

19. What legendary pirate marooned 15 men on Dead Chest Island with only one bottle of rum? Blackbeard

20. What city is central to the books The Black Dahlia, The Big Sleep and Get Shorty? Los Angeles

21. What nation devours the most sweet potatoes? China

22. What should you always follow to find Froot Loops, according to Toucan Sam? Your nose

23. What three-word slang term, popularized by Lenny Bruce, owes a recent revival to Seinfeld? Yada, yada, yada

24. What folk legend’s boyhood home in Duluth, Minnesota was sold on eBay for $94600? Bob Dylan’s

25. What U.S. landmark sports size-879 sandals? The Statue of Liberty

26. What First Lady’s unorthodox opening day pitch at a Cubs game inspired the Atlantic Monthly article, “Throwing Like a Girl”? Hilary Rodham Clinton’s

27. What restored village, along with Jamestown and Yorktown makes up Virginia’s historic triangle? Colonial Williamsburg

28. What word for annoying knuckle rubs on the head did Merriam-Webster honchos deem dictionary-worthy in 2001? Noogies

29. Which laundry detergent keeps clothes clean in Uzbekistan – Barf, Puke or Spew? Barf

30. What historic Texas site is across the plaza from a Ripley’s Believe It or Not and the Plaza Theater of Wax? The Alamo

31. What is the only season when the Iditarod Trail is passable? Winter

32. What untidy cartoon cat happily snacks on Gritty Kitty Litter? Stimpy