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15 questions · Published March 9, 2026
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- Multiple Choice
1. Which cartoon mouse has a feline rival named Sylvester?
Speedy Gonzales, known as "The Fastest Mouse in all Mexico", shares a classic "cat-and-mouse" rivalry with Sylvester. The Looney Tunes feline character constantly tries to outsmart Speedy but usually fails due to the mouse's incredible speed and agility.
- Multiple Choice
2. What is the official currency of Japan?

Introduced in 1871, the official currency of Japan is the Yen, which is represented by the symbol ¥. Unlike many other currencies named after metals or weights (e.g. pounds and dollars), the name "yen" is derived from the Japanese word "en", meaning "round object", reflecting the round coins.
- Multiple Choice
3. Which of these 1990s teen dramas starred a young Claire Danes as a fifteen-year-old high school student?
The short-lived drama "My So-Called Life", which aired from 1994 to 1995, starred Claire Danes as fifteen-year-old Angela Chase. Despite its cancellation after just one season of nineteen episodes, the show captured the angst and complexity of teenage life, and earned Claire Danes a Golden Globe for Best Actress for her role.
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4. In what sport do you score points by throwing "stones" closest to a target called the "button"?

Curling is a unique sport with its origins traced back to 16th century Scotland, where games were played on frozen ponds and lochs using flat stones from riverbeds. Played on ice, players slide large granite "stones" towards a target area called the "house". The bullseye of this target is known as the "button".
- Multiple Choice
5. What classic cocktail is named after a Scottish folk hero?
The Rob Roy cocktail, made primarily with whisky, vermouth, and bitters, is named after the Scottish folk hero Rob Roy MacGregor. Known for his exploits in the early 18th century, Rob Roy was a Scottish outlaw and folk hero sometimes compared to Robin Hood. The drink was created in 1894 by a bartender at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan.
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