[Answer] A pregnant Demi Moore posed naked for the August 1991 cover of which magazine?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "A pregnant Demi Moore posed naked for the August 1991 cover of which magazine?"

...A pregnant Demi Moore posed nude for the August 1991 cover of Vanity Fair, in what became one of the most iconic and controversial magazine covers in history. Photographed by renowned portrait photographer Annie Leibovitz, the image featured Moore in profile, nude and seven months pregnant, challenging long-held societal taboos around pregnancy, nudity, and celebrity. The unconventional cover ignited widespread media attention and public debate, and is widely credited with transforming how pregnancy is portrayed in fashion and popular culture.

[Answer] 5. Although I resisted reading this author for a long time I now find Jane Austen to be a brilliant writer who creates believable, if fallible, characters. Which of these books did Jane Austen write?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Although I resisted reading this author for a long time I now find Jane Austen to be a brilliant writer who creates believable, if fallible, characters. Which of these books did Jane Austen write?"

...1. Pride and Prejudice 2. All of them 3. Sense and Sensibility 4. Emma "Sense and Sensibility" was published in 1811. "Pride and Prejudice" was published in 1813. "Emma" was published in 1815.

[Answer] 4. The lesser known British explorer, Bertram Thomas, has the distinction of being the first documented Westerner to cross the Arabian desert known as the Empty Quarter. What is the native Arabic name of this large sand desert?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. The lesser known British explorer, Bertram Thomas, has the distinction of being the first documented Westerner to cross the Arabian desert known as the Empty Quarter. What is the native Arabic name of this large sand desert?"

...1. Kyzyl Kum 2. Dasht-e Lut 3. Rub' al Khali 4. Aral Karakum Bertram Thomas was posted to various countries including Mesopotamia (as Iraq was then called) and Transjordan (now known as Jordan) in his capacity as an English civil servant. He was later appointed to the post of Finance Minister to the Sultan of Oman. While serving in this role, he became the first Westerner to cross the Rub' al Khali in 1930-31. He wrote a book entitled "Arabia Felix" documenting his journey across the Empty Quarter along with descriptions of the desert's fauna and the culture of the people living there.

[Answer] 3. Chillon Castle, whose dungeons were immortalized in a poem by Lord Byron, entitled "The Prisoner of Chillon", can be found on the shores of which large Swiss lake?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. Chillon Castle, whose dungeons were immortalized in a poem by Lord Byron, entitled "The Prisoner of Chillon", can be found on the shores of which large Swiss lake?"

...1. Lake Ladogo 2. Lake Baikal 3. Lake Geneva 4. Lake Como Lake Geneva, the largest body of water in Switzerland and also known as Lac Leman in French, lies between Switzerland and France. Approximately 60% of its area is controlled by Switzerland and 40% by France. Formed by a glacial action, the lake lies on the River Rhone and is made up of the Grand Lac (Large Lake) and the Petit Lac (Little Lake). Chillon Castle, which lies on a rocky islet on the shores of Lake Geneva near the town of Montreaux, is famous for its dungeons with their vaulted gothic arches cut into the rock upon which the castle stands. Chillon Castle was popularized by Lord Byron (who carved his name on one of the dungeon pillars) in the 1816 poem "The Prisoner of Chillon" about Francois de Bonivard who was imprisoned in the dungeons from 1530 to 1536.

[Answer] 2. "Hey, I never saw this creature," thought Edward. Oh, yes. The book said that this amphibian is nocturnal and stays away from people. It looked like a lizard, but had a smooth, moist skin instead of a rough one. What creature was it?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. "Hey, I never saw this creature," thought Edward. Oh, yes. The book said that this amphibian is nocturnal and stays away from people. It looked like a lizard, but had a smooth, moist skin instead of a rough one. What creature was it?"

...1. Crocodile 2. Toad 3. Salamander 4. Frog It was a salamander. They are similar to lizards; they also possess four short limbs and a very long tail. They can regenerate some body parts. They do not have any scales, feathers or hair on their bodies. They feed on small water insects, fish, frogs or other salamanders. One unique feature of salamanders is the fact that they are completely voiceless animals.

[Answer] 1. There is also a quite well-known disease that has been classified as "pink eye". What is another term to describe "pink eye"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. There is also a quite well-known disease that has been classified as "pink eye". What is another term to describe "pink eye"?"

...1. Blepharitis 2. Conjunctivitis 3. Hyperopia 4. Myopia Conjunctivitis is the inflammation of the conjunctiva, a membrane that covers the eyelids and the sclera (white part of the eye). It is called pink eye because of the reddish appearance the eyes of someone have when they have been infected.

[Answer] Drugstore chain Walgreens blossomed in the 1920s thanks to which event?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Drugstore chain Walgreens blossomed in the 1920s thanks to which event?"

...Manufacturing, selling, and transporting “intoxicating liquors” was made illegal during the American Prohibition period from 1920 to 1933. However, it was legal to drink alcohol, if you could somehow find it. Pharmacies got creative by selling alcoholic drinks under the guise of a “medicinal treatment” for things like toothaches. The drugstore chain Walgreens saw explosive growth, expanding from 20 locations to more than 500 during the 1920s.