Don't Tell Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Secret Life of the American Teenager

Brenda Hampton created the series "The Secret Life of the American Teenager". Shailene Woodley plays the main character Amy Juergens, who, in the first season, has to deal with her accidental pregnancy, and then later with being a mother while still going to high school. '80s movie queen Molly Ringwald plays Anne Juergens, Amy's mother, who begins an affair after finding out her husband is cheating on her, then becomes pregnant and isn't sure who the baby's father is.

The series also stars Daren Kagasoff as Ricky Underwood, the show's bad boy who fathers Amy's baby, and Kenny Baumann as Ben Boykewich, Amy's boyfriend who wants to help her be a parent.

Answer: Sophie Kinsella

Sophie Kinsella is the pen name of English author Madeleine Wickham. Wickham has written books under her real name as well, but her novels written under the name of Sophie Kinsella are more well-known, at least in North America. She first gained international success with the 2000 novel "Confessions of a Shopaholic" (also known as "The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic"), and went on to write several more books in that series, including "Shopaholic Ties the Knot"(2001) and "Shopaholic & Baby"(2007). Kinsella's other stand-alone novels include "The Undomestic Goddess"(2005) and "Remember Me?"(2008).

Answer: Cluedo

Cluedo was originally created in the UK in the late 1940s, and is known as Clue in North America. Nowadays there exist many different variations of the game, such "The Simpsons" Clue and Clue Jr., as well as an updated version of the original game, with new rooms and new weapons.

In the original game, players have to roll the dice and move throughout the different rooms (Kitchen, Ballroom, Conservatory, Billiards Room, Library, Study, Hall, Lounge, and Dining Room) to deduce who committed a crime, in which room and with which weapon.

The secret passages help players move more quickly to the opposite side of the playing board.

Answer: On Her Majesty's Secret Service

"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" was released in 1969. In the movie, Bond's enemy is Blofeld and his "angels of death". It is the only Bond film which stars George Lazenby as James Bond. Other actors who appear in the film include Telly Savalas as Blofeld, Diana Rigg as Bond's short-lived wife, Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo, and Joanna Lumley as one of the "angels of death".

Answer: Secret Millionaire

"Secret Millionaire" first aired in the UK in 2006, and featured millionaire Ben Way, who gave up his luxurious lifestyle to live in a much less affluent neighbourhood, and then donated £20,000 to a youth organization, and two amounts of £10,000 to individuals in the community. Four more episodes of "Secret Millionaire", with different millionaires, were shown in the first season. An American version of the show premiered in the US in late 2008, and an Australian version aired in 2009.

Answer: secret Santa

In Secret Santa, a group of people each draw a name and then buy a Christmas gift for that person. This way, people save money by only having to buy one gift, rather than one for each person in the group, and everyone still gets a gift. Usually a spending limit is set, to ensure that no one has to spend more than they can afford, as well as to ensure that everyone receives gifts of roughly the same value.

The practice of Secret Santa is common in workplaces, in large families and in other groups of friends.

Answer: The Secret Garden

In the classic children's novel, main character Mary Lennox is orphaned at a young age and must go live with her widower uncle. Mary finds out about a walled garden on the grounds of the manor, where no one has been in years, since her uncle's wife died.

The garden helps her uncle and his son to be happy again, while they'd previously been still mourning the loss of their wife and mother. An unofficial sequel to the novel has been written, by Susan Moody: "Return to the Secret Garden"(1995), also known by the title "Misselthwaite: The Sequel to The Secret Garden".

This sequel is about Mary and her cousin as adults.

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Victoria's Secret started as an American lingerie store by Roy Raymond, who felt uncomfortable buying lingerie for his wife. A mail-order catalogue was started shortly after the first retail location opened, for the same reason. Today, Victoria's Secret operates internationally and sells other products as well, including fragrances and makeup. Top-name supermodels model for the Victoria's Secret catalogue, as well as for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

In 1999, these models became known as the Victoria's Secret Angels.

The original Angels include Tyra Banks, Stephanie Seymour, and Heidi Klum, who was still a VS Angel in 2010. Some of the other Angels in 2010 include Miranda Kerr, Alessandra Ambrosio and Marisa Miller.

Answer: The All-American Rejects

"Dirty Little Secret" is from The All-American Rejects' second studio album, "Move Along"(2005). It reached number four on the Billboard Pop 100 chart, and number nine on Billboard's Hot 100. In the music video, a bunch of people hold up PostSecret postcards with secrets written on them. PostSecret is an anonymous project in which anyone can write their secret on a postcard and send it in. Secrets are then selected for publication on the project's website, or in a book or art exhibit.

Answer: Sabrina, the Teenage Witch

The third season of "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" (originally aired 1998-1999) focused on Sabrina solving the family secret, which she needed to do in order to validate the witch's license she earned in season two. She finally solved it in the third season finale, "The Good, The Bad and the Luau", and discovered she had a twin.

She then met her twin, the evil Katrina, and Sabrina and Katrina had to undergo a series of tests to prove which witch was the good twin.