[Answer] 2. "I know what I am." "Animal, vegetable or mineral?" This is the start to a game we used to play on long car rides. What was it called?

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...1. Twenty countries 2. Twenty to none 3. Twenty letters 4. Twenty questions In the game of 20 questions, one person selects a target object, and the other players can ask up to 20 yes-no questions to determine what the object is. Usually a few precise starting questions are asked first, such as "Animal, vegetable or mineral?" (or "Animal, thing or person?") and "What color or colors are you?", in order to create a realistic goal. Mathematical game strategy says that each question should be designed to eliminate half of the remaining possibilities, as 20 such questions would lead to a single one out of over a million starting possibilities being identified. But it takes a while to develop such restraint, and not just guess hunches!

[Ans] Who had songs that included "Eat It", "Another One Rides the Bus", and "My Bologna"?

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"Weird Al" Yankovic is known for his humorous songs that make light of popular culture and often parody songs by contemporary musical acts. He recorded his first single, a parody of the popular "My Sharona" by The Knack, called "My Bologna." In 1980, Yankovic released "Another One Rides the Bus," a parody of Queen's smash hit, "Another one Bites The Dust." His version of Michael Jackson's "Beat It", which he titled "Eat It", became an MTV favorite. Yankovic has sold more than 12 million albums, and recorded more than 150 parody and original songs. His works have earned him four Grammy Awards.