This week's quiz, last week's answers
This week's quiz: Dogs and cats.
1. An Alaskan sled dog.
2. An Australian wild dog.
3. "Herd" is to cattle as ____ is to cats.
4. A cat that lives mostly in trees in Central and South America.
Next week's quiz: Automobiles, past and present
Answers to last week's quiz: British and American writers.
1. This British author, as a boy, worked in a factory that made black shoe polish. Later he became a court stenographer.
Charles Dickens
2. This American author has a bridge in Boston named after him.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A bridge over the Charles River is named after him.
3. This British author began a novel with the words "It was a dark and stormy night..." for which there is a contest every year in the USA for an opening sentence worse than that one. He also coined the phrase "the pen is mightier than the sword."
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
4. This American author had only one book, a novel, published to great acclaim; it was later made into a popular movie. The author died after being hit by a taxi.
Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind
1. An Alaskan sled dog.
2. An Australian wild dog.
3. "Herd" is to cattle as ____ is to cats.
4. A cat that lives mostly in trees in Central and South America.
Next week's quiz: Automobiles, past and present
Answers to last week's quiz: British and American writers.
1. This British author, as a boy, worked in a factory that made black shoe polish. Later he became a court stenographer.
Charles Dickens
2. This American author has a bridge in Boston named after him.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A bridge over the Charles River is named after him.
3. This British author began a novel with the words "It was a dark and stormy night..." for which there is a contest every year in the USA for an opening sentence worse than that one. He also coined the phrase "the pen is mightier than the sword."
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
4. This American author had only one book, a novel, published to great acclaim; it was later made into a popular movie. The author died after being hit by a taxi.
Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind
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