Movies, Music, Television or Videogames? II Quiz

Answer: Movie

"Big Daddy" was a 1999 film starring Adam Sandler and Jon Stewart. The movie was about an immature adult, named Sonny (Sandler), who ended up acquiring an adopted child from child services, by accident. What resulted was a series of whacky misadventures, that matured Sonny and helped him realize what it takes to be a father.

Answer: Music

"Mr. Big" was an American pop/rock band formed in 1988. Their major breakthrough to the global market came with their 1991 album "Lean Into It", and their hit single "To Be With You".

Answer: Videogame

"Big Mutha Truckers" was a 2002 videogame, released for the Playstation 2, X-Box, Gamecube, and PC. The game was essentially a truck driving simulator, where the premise was to deliver goods and participate in races. Some light humor gave the game a slight boost over the competition.

Answer: Television

In the year 2000, "Big Brother" was one of the first reality shows to be aired in the United States and gain widespread popularity. The premise of the show was simple: set up hidden cameras in every room of a small house where a group of mismatched men and women stay.

The last one who remained in the house, after being voted off by the viewers won a cash prize. The show has since aired in over 20 countries around the world.

Answer: Movie

"Big" was a 1988 comedy film, starring Tom Hanks. The movie was about a teenage boy, named Josh, who wished to become big at an arcade machine. Little did he know that his wish would come true, and he would indeed turn into an adult. After becoming an adult, Josh, got a job at a toy company where he shared his ideas for successful toys. Along the way, he met several people, and had several comedic encounters at formal parties.

Answer: Music

"Notorious B.I.G" was a rap-artist who gained his fame in the early to mid 1990s. He was born on May 21, 1972, and died on March 9, 1997. Rivalries in the rapping world ended up turning into full-scale wars and on March 9, a random shooter fired four bullets into Big's chest.

He was pronounced dead at 1:15 AM. It was believed that his death was a retaliation for the death of west-coast rapper, Tupac Shakur.

Answer: Movie

"Big Fish" was a 2003 movie starring Ewan McGregor and Albert Finney. It was about a man, named Edward Bloom, who led an exciting, fantasy-based life. When he told Will, his son, his stories, Will disowned his father. When his father was dying, Will realized that his father, was in fact telling the truth, and he wasn't a liar after all.

The movie was delivered in artistic fashion by the skilled director, Tim Burton. It also received four Golden Globe nominations and one Oscar nomination.

Answer: Television

"Big Wolf On Campus" was a 1999 television show, of comedic nature. The show was about a teenager, named Thomas Dawkins, who was bitten by a werewolf on a school camping trip. The series followed him along his adventures as he lived his teenage life, by day, and then his wolf, alter-ego at night.

Answer: Movie

"The Big Boss" was the official title for the 1971 Bruce Lee film, "Fists of Fury". It was about a man, named Cheng (Lee), who went to work at an ice house in Thailand, with his friends and relatives. Little did he know that the place was a front for drug smuggling, and the gradual murder of his companions.

After discovering the truth, Cheng sought retribution and killed everyone who killed his friends and companions, using only his trusty nunchaku and his kung-fu skills.

Answer: Videogame

"Big Mountain 2000" was a videogame released for the Nintendo 64, in the year 2000. The game was merely a skiing/snowboarding simulator, that allowed the player to customize their gear, and then tear it up on several mountain courses worldwide.