General Nuisance Four Trivia Quiz

Answer: "Soylent Green" and "Jaws"

"Computer Space" certainly changed life in taverns and wherever else it was placed. Some restored "Computer Space" games have sold for over $2000 on the internet. The game is only on the screen a few seconds in each film.

Answer: Book of Revelation

Judaism had a great influence on both Christianity and Islam. Teachings come from the Torah, comparable to the Bible or Koran. Interpretations are made by rabbis, and traditions are contained in the Talmud. It is a monotheistic religion, meaning that there is one higher power and not multiple gods.

Answer: Dressage

The other sports were cycling, swimming, tennis, weight lifting, rowing, track and field, and wrestling. Rowing was not held due to poor weather conditions. The United States won the most gold medals--11. However, Greece won 46 medals, including 10 golds.

Answer: Physiology

Although his experimentation with conditioned reflex is most remembered, Pavlov was first and foremost a physiologist. He was renowned for his studies on digestion that eventually lead him into stimulus-reflex discoveries.

Answer: Montezuma

Montezuma, before the Spaniard invasion, was noted as a warrior who increased the influence of Aztec culture. He tried to welcome the Spanish until his people began to rebel against Spanish inroads. The Spanish then made Montezuma a hostage to control the masses. He was later viewed as being too complacent with the Spanish. One legend states that he was stoned to death by his own people as punishment for his pro-Spanish policies.

The three incorrect answers are names of mountains found in Mexico and South America.

Answer: Montgomery Clift

Taylor and Clift had a friendship, but never married. Fortensky was a truck driver that Taylor met in rehab and married in a ceremony at Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch. Warner was a United States Senator from Virginia. Fisher was involved in the triangle with Taylor and Debbie Reynolds.

Answer: People's Republic of China

Chinese currency is named Renminbi, which translates in English as "People's Currency". One Yuan = 10 Jiao; 1 Jiao = 10 Fen.

Answer: William H. Macy

Macy plays an adult saddled with a childhood spent on quiz shows. His character remains too tied to the past. Robards is the dying man and Hoffman is his nurse. Philip Baker Hall's character is also dying but where the
Robards' character is comatose much of the time, Hall acts as a character counter-point in that he attempts to seek redemption from his wife and daughter but is rejected.

Answer: Redouble

Your partner has made a grand-slam bid at the highest level. The player on your right has doubled, meaning that the score or penalty is doubled after the hand is played. A redouble doubles either the penalty or the score.

Answer: Red and yellow

Blue, red, and yellow are primary pigment colors and many other colors can be made by mixing. Mixing blue and yellow, for instance, yields green. Black, the absence of color, and white are used for shading although not considered primary colors.