From One Heart to Another Trivia Quiz

Answer: Egyptian

This ritual completed the passage of a person into the afterlife. It involved Horus, the god of the sky, and Thoth, the scribe of the dead, and they compared the heart or conscience to a feather. Those whose hearts were found to be heavy or bad were swallowed by a crocodile-headed creature called the Devourer of Souls. Those with light or good hearts were allowed to join Osiris, the god of the underworld, in the Happy Fields.

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Answer: Queen of Spades

In the game of Hearts, the Queen of Spades is usually considered an unlucky card because it is worth 13 points if taken. The objective of Hearts is to earn the least amount of points. The only exception is when the player has all 13 hearts and the Queen of Spades. If the player has 13 hearts and the Queen of Spades, it is known as "shooting the moon". The player with the Queen of Spades gets 0 points, while all other players get 26 points.

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Answer: 4

The top two are the left and right atrium. They receive the blood that returns to the heart. The bottom two are the left and right ventricles. They pump your blood away from your heart.

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Answer: sympathy

According to Online Etymology Dictionary, the bleeding heart flower name dates back to the late 1600s, and during the late 16th century, "bleeding" could refer to "generous" as in overly sympathetic or softhearted. It has been said that a 1930s newspaper columnist used the term to refer to liberals such as Eleanor Roosevelt, i.e. "bleeding-heart liberals".

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Answer: Hearts Afire

This sitcom also starred Conchita Ferrell (seen on "Two and a Half Men"). The series featured Billy Bob Thornton as a senator, John Ritter as his aide, and Markie Post as a journalist married to the senator's aide (Ritter). It was a sitcom that incorporated the current political topics of the 1990s.

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Answer: American Heart Association

This organization was created in 1924 by six cardiologists and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. In 2010 the group got involved in the video game craze when it endorsed the Nintendo Wii Console. Their logo can be seen on the console box and also on the Wii Fit Plus and Wii Sports Resort.


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Answer: Random Hearts

The twist to this movie is that the affair is discovered after Ford's wife and Thomas' husband are killed in a plane crash. As well as dealing with the deaths of their spouses, Ford and Thomas are determined to uncover the details of the affair, and their searching brings them into a relationship. The movie was somewhat based on the novel "Random Hearts" by William Adler.

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Answer: Christiaan Barnard

Christiaan Barnard, a South African doctor, was the first doctor in the world to ever do a heart transplant. It took place on December 3, 1967. This transplant was done to a 54 year old grocer named Louis Washkansky. Washkansky died 18 days after the transplant due to pneumonia because of a weakened immune system.

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Answer: Hart to Hart

"Hart to Hart" was a Mystery/Detective show created by Sidney Sheldon. The show centered around a much-in-love couple named Jonathan Hart (Robert Wagner) and his wife Jennifer Hart (Stefanie Powers). Along with Max (Lionel Stander), their trusted Butler, they solved any number of crimes.

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Answer: Heart

"Heart," which first found fame in Canada, has a forty-year history in rock music. The group has changed its name several times, having being known as "The Army," "White Heart" and "Hocus Pocus". Members of the band have also changed through the years, but American born sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, who joined in the early 70s, have remained.

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