Presidential Nicknames
"Hero of Appomattox"
a) Abraham Lincoln
b) Ulysses S. Grant
c) Andrew Jackson
b) Ulysses S. Grant
Canada
a) the United States
b) Russia
c) Iceland
a) the United States
Phi Beta Kappa, America's oldest Greek-letter society, was founded in 1776 at this Virginia college.
a) University of Virginia
b) William and Mary
c) Washington and Lee
b) William and Mary
In 1988 this "Material Girl" decided to "Take a Bow" in "Speed-the-Plow" on Broadway.
a) Cher
b) Madonna
c) Whitney Houston
b) Madonna
Dubbed the "Apollo of dogs", this breed that was used to hunt boar can stand 32 inches at the shoulder.
a) Polish Greyhound
b) Great Dane
c) German Shepherd
b) Great Dane
"Father of the Constitution"
a) James Madison
b) Thomas Jefferson
c) George Washington
a) James Madison
South Korea
a) Japan
b) North Korea
c) China
b) North Korea
The main campus for Middlebury College is located in the Champlain Valley of this state.
a) Vermont
b) New York
c) Maine
a) Vermont
Songs in this show include "Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop" and "Where Did We Go Right?"
a) Cabaret
b) The Sound of Music
c) The Producers
c) The Producers
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling is one breed of this sporting dog for whom "fetch!" should be instinctual.
a) Spaniel
b) Retriever
c) Setter
b) Retriever
"Red Hunter"
a) Gerald Ford
b) John F. Kennedy
c) Richard Nixon
c) Richard Nixon
Denmark
a) The Netherlands
b) Sweden
c) Germany
c) Germany
While attending this school, George W. Bush was a member of its Skull and Bones secret society.
a) Harvard
b) Princeton
c) Yale
c) Yale
This Broadway show is based on this movie in which Whoopi Goldberg donned a nun's habit.
a) Sister Act
b) Dreamgirls
c) In the Heights
a) Sister Act
This great woofer is named for a mountain range in Western Europe.
a) St. Bernard
b) Anatolian Shepherd Dog
c) Great Pyrenees
c) Great Pyrenees
"Old Buck"
a) Martin Van Buren
b) James Buchanan
c) Millard Fillmore
b) James Buchanan
San Marino
a) Spain
b) Italy
c) Greece
b) Italy
This New York college dropped the words "for Women" from its name in 1947.
a) Smith
b) Sarah Lawrence
c) Bryn Mawr
b) Sarah Lawrence
n 1992, after a long run as a sexy villain on TV's "Dynasty", she made her Broadway debut in a Noel Coward play.
a) Elizabeth Taylor
b) Zsa Zsa Gabor
c) Joan Collins
c) Joan Collins
In legend, these low-slung Welsh dogs were used to pull fairy carriages.
a) Dachshunds
b) Corgis
c) Basset Hounds
b) Corgis
"Schoolmaster in Politics"
a) Woodrow Wilson
b) Jimmy Carter
c) John Quincy Adams
a) Woodrow Wilson
Brunei
a) Malaysia
b) Indonesia
c) Vietnam
a) Malaysia
This Jesuit university is not far from L.A.'s international airport.
a) Claremont McKenna
b) Loyola Marymount
c) Pepperdine
b) Loyola Marymount
In 1966 this writer had 4 shows running simultaneously on Broadway, including "Barefoot in the Park".
a) Stephen Sondheim
b) Neil Simon
c) Arthur Miller
b) Neil Simon
This Australian breed shares its name with an ominous Scottish water spirit.
a) Kelpie
b) Dingo
c) Collie
a) Kelpie