No Brainer Brain Teasers Trivia Quiz

Answer: Norman Bates

And we all know this Norman had some very real psychological problems! "Psycho" was directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The movie starred Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles, John Gavin and Martin Balsam.

Answer: Jimmy Stewart

This show only aired one season (1971-2). It was a sit-com about a college professor whose son and family lived with him.

Answer: Noah Webster

Noah Webster (1758-1843) was also known as "The Father of American Scholarship". He first published a dictionary in 1806. The "Merriam-Webster Dictionary" added the name of the publisher, G. & C. Merriam Co., in 1847 after Webster's death. Miriam (spelled differently) is a woman's given name.

Answer: Stephen Colbert

The show features current events with comedic presentation and a conservative spin. "The Colbert Report" (pronounced Col-BEAR Re-POR) first aired on Comedy Central in October 2005. Stephen Colbert is an alumnus of "The Daily Show".

Answer: Seward's Folly

Paying a little over $7 million for over 586,000 square miles of land was equivalent to about 2 cents an acre! Alaska ultimately turned out to have invaluable resources for the modern world.

Answer: New York, New York

The New York Harbor is located at the mouth of the Hudson River. It is an important commercial and industrial hub.

Answer: Dell Inspiron

Dell is a Texas-based electronics corporation, which has employed over 100,000 people world-wide. In 2010, "Fortune Magazine" listed Dell as the 38th largest company in the United States. However, it has become the subject of both humor and frustration due to it outsourcing for technical help.

Answer: see a doctor

Over and above anything you can do for yourself for any ailment is to get a diagnosis and treatment advice from a licensed health professional.

Answer: buy food and beverages

Years ago, people had to visit a butcher, a greengrocer, a confectioner, a fishmonger and other food merchants separately to purchase foodstuffs. Today that is all under one roof. A large variety of domestic and imported foods, beverages and sundries can be found in a modern grocery supermarket.

Answer: Grant's Tomb in New York City

After a troubled but victorious military career in the Civil War, he served two terms as President of the U.S. (1869-77). However, he became ill from throat cancer and died in poverty at his summer home in upstate New York in July 1885. His wife, Julia, is buried beside him in the memorial tomb which resembles the national Capitol building and is located in Riverside Park in New York City. Starting in 1913, Grant's portrait was placed on the United States fifty dollar bill.