Please Give Me Editor's Choice, Please! Quiz

Answer: Hopeless Wanderer

"Hopeless Wanderer" was one of the singles included in Mumford & Sons' second studio album, "Babel", which was released in 2012. The album won the 2013 Grammy Award for Album of the Year.

In August 2013, a hilarious music video of the song, starring comedy actors Jason Sudeikis, Jason Bateman, Ed Helms and Will Forte as the members of the band, was released. I really suggest you watch it, not only because it's a great song, but the video will really make you laugh!

Answer: Fighting for Peace

Ah, that was a good piece of work! I had recently visited Israel, and felt inspired to write a quiz about all the conflicts that had involved this country since its creation, such as the Six-Day War, the Yom Kippur War and the multiple Gaza situations. I found the title to be a perfect match, as ever since these conflicts started, the world has supposedly tried to achieve peace in this area of the planet, but to get to it, more weapons are being created, and more military men are being sent to war, so where's the peace?!

Answer: Rush Hour

"Rush Hour" was released in 1998, starring Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, and it was directed by Brett Ratner. The film follows the story of a Hong Kong detective called Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan), who recovered valuable artwork from criminal Juntao. When the consul's daughter is kidnapped by Juntao, Lee is forced to pair with L.A.P.D. Detective Carter (Chris Tucker), who will make the whole mission difficult with his untimely comments and unhelpful (but still hilarious) attitude.

Answer: For The Brokenhearted

Yeah, it was a pretty rough time. I spent my time sleeping, crying, barely eating, and writing quizzes, and I found out writing had a therapeutical use! So I wrote a quiz in the 2000's Lyrics category, with some of the songs I used to heal my poor, broken heart.

Some of them were "All We Are" by OneRepublic, "The Scientist" by Coldplay, and "Here Without You" by 3 Doors Down. Those are what I call songs! Want to know which other songs I listened to overcome my depression? Play my quiz "For The Brokenhearted", it'll help!

Answer: Heartbreak Hotel

Oh boy, that was a good quiz! As a player described it (and I thank this player very much), the quiz was "clever and unusual, yet not too hard or esoteric". It was the perfect blend of originality, lots of information, and factualness. The quiz explored some of the most famous quotes on heartbreak from authors of the like of Margaret Atwood, Oscar Wilde, and Sylvia Plath.

Interestingly, the lyrics of the song were inspired by an article about a man who committed suicide, and it went on to become one of the most successful Elvis Presley songs of all time.

Answer: Pizza

"Pizza and Other Sizzling Words" was a fun quiz to write! I used the common theme of pizza, one of the most famous (and delicious) Italian foods ever, and connected it to some other "zz" words like "mozzarella", "dizziness" and "jazz". Even "blizzard" was there! Apparently, players found the quiz fun to play too, as it got sunnies.

Answer: Mexico

The broken hearts part is real. After the 2014 World Cup round of 16 match between the Netherlands and Mexico ended, if you walked through the streets, entered a restaurant, or went shopping that day, the feeling in the air was the same. Sad faces all over, there were tears as well! The Mexican soccer team had given hope to the whole nation, and in matter of five minutes, that hope was gone.

It's always the same. :(

Answer: Made in Canada

Films such as "Mon Oncle Antoine", "Dead Ringers" and "Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner" were featured among some of these Canadian films. As a matter of fact, all of the movies mentioned belonged to the "Top 10 Canadian Films of All Time" list, compiled in 2004 by the Toronto International Film Festival.

This one did surprisingly well with the ratings. Would a thumb be too much to ask?

Answer: South Park

With more than 16 seasons, "South Park" has become a show that provokes laughter all over the world. Like "The Simpsons" and "Family Guy", this series has a satirical way of criticizing society (although with some, or a lot, of bad words). It's still pretty funny! Someday, I'll get an Editor's Choice writing about "South Park". Someday.

Answer: Issue my Challenge

I have this fresh in my mind, especially because I wrote it less than a week ago. It was kind of like this quiz, as it was a memoir of all the challenges I had written so far, which happened to be a round number of 20, allowing me to write a 20-question quiz. Maybe for my 200th quiz anniversary, I'll be able to write 20 questions? Hopefully!