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1. Okay let's start with the title. "Less Filling! Tastes Great!" What kind of beverage originally used this slogan in a long running advertising campaign?
2. An unwinnable situation is often called a Catch-22 after the paradox in the book of the same name. Who was the author of this novel set during WWII?
3. So is the glass half full or half empty? Who could forget Pollyanna the ever eternal optimist who taught an entire town to see the glass as half full by teaching them to play 'the glad game' in the self-titled novel? Which actress played Pollyanna in the 1960 movie adaptation?
4. Free will versus destiny is another subject that has fascinated man for centuries. Which ancient Greek play by Sophocles is based on this conundrum?
5. Of course for those groups with loftier minds who like to sit and have theoretical discussions on the interpretation of quantum mechanics there is always the question of "Is the cat alive or dead or both?". Whose cat would they be discussing?
6. Oh the never-ending debate of "Ginger or Mary Ann" from "Gilligan's Island". There is a third lady on the show called Mrs Howell whose first name was Eunice. By what affectionate name does her husband refer to her?
7. I suppose I can't really have a quiz on eternal debates without including a question about politics. Of the main political party choices (informal usage) listed below which two would you find Australians arguing about?
8. Are zebras white with black stripes or black with white stripes? The movie Madagascar has a zebra named Marty as one of its main characters. Which actor supplied his voice?
9. Scientists and philosophers alike have debated the 'Nature versus Nurture' issue. In which Shakespeare play, also featuring Miranda and Ariel, does Prospero deliver the line "A devil, born devil, on whose nature nurture can never stick" about Caliban?
10. So which did come first - the chicken or the egg? Or should we say 'Intelligent design versus evolution'? Probably the most famous man for the evolutionary argument would be Charles Darwin. What was the name of the ship on which he spent five years during a research expedition?
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