[Answer] 4. "Twin City" and "Camel City" are nicknames sometimes applied to which of these cities?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. "Twin City" and "Camel City" are nicknames sometimes applied to which of these cities?"

...1. Winston-Salem 2. Waynesboro 3. Warner Robins 4. Wake Forest Winston-Salem, North Carolina was originally two separate towns. Salem, founded in 1753, and Winston, founded in 1849, amalgamated in 1889. Wake Forest University was established in a small town of that name in 1834, but moved to Winston-Salem in 1946.

[Answer] We certainly don't want to leave furry loved ones out of our celebrations, but sometimes animals can't attend the wedding ceremony. As an alternative, we mention including their likeness on all of the following except ________.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " We certainly don't want to leave furry loved ones out of our celebrations, but sometimes animals can't attend the wedding ceremony. As an alternative, we mention including their likeness on all of the following except ________. "

...1. the cake topper 2. the wedding tattoo 3. the wedding favors 4. the RSVP envelope stamp

[Answer] 9. When it's pouring rain outside, people sometimes say 'it's raining cats and _____.'

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. When it's pouring rain outside, people sometimes say 'it's raining cats and _____.'"

...1. dogs 2. men 3. buckets 4. pennies

[Answer] 7. Which mountain in Egypt has a particular religious significance? It is sometimes called Jabal Musa.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Which mountain in Egypt has a particular religious significance? It is sometimes called Jabal Musa."

...1. Delos Mountain 2. Mount Abu 3. Mount Sinai 4. Mount Judi Mount Sinai is located in Saint Katherine City, on the Sinai peninsula in Egypt. Mount Sinai is next to Mount St. Catherine, the tallest mountain in the range. This Mount Sinai is considered by some to be the Mount Sinai of the Bible, where God passed down the Ten Commandments to Moses ('Jabal Musa' means Moses' Mountain, in Arabic). There is debate about this, however; the Bible gives only an ambiguous location for Mount Sinai, saying only that it is somewhere in Arabia, and some scholars believe that it wouldn't make sense for the Israelites to have traveled in that area of the peninsula. Nonetheless, Mount Sinai in Saint Katherine City still holds religious significance: there are 3750 "steps of penitence" going up the mountain from behind the monastery, which sits at the base of Mount Sinai and Mount St. Catherine; and there is a mosque and a Greek Orthodox church at the summit of Mount Sinai.

[Answer] 4. Sometimes it's the middle names that can be an embarrassment. Which twentieth-century president took his mother's maiden name "Milhous", but probably wasn't called that in the White House?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Sometimes it's the middle names that can be an embarrassment. Which twentieth-century president took his mother's maiden name "Milhous", but probably wasn't called that in the White House?"

...1. Jimmy Carter 2. Herbert Hoover 3. Ronald Reagan 4. Richard Nixon Nixon was born in California in 1913 to Francis Nixon and Hannah Milhous Nixon, a strict Quaker mother. From a relatively poor family with a strict upbringing, Nixon earned a scholarship to Duke University's law school, which would signal his future in politics. After losing to John F. Kennedy in the extremely close 1960 presidential election, Nixon dropped out of the public sight; his ability to revive from obscurity to win the 1968 presidential election over Hubert Humphrey was remarkable. It probably wasn't Nixon's middle name that was most embarrassing for him as president, though; despite his strong foreign policy record, Nixon will be remembered for his role in the Watergate affair, which caused him to be the first-ever president to resign the office.

[Answer] 8. This singer is sometimes known as "America's Troubadour." Can you name the man who wrote "This Land Is Your Land," "Roll On, Columbia, Roll On," and "Pastures of Plenty?"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. This singer is sometimes known as "America's Troubadour." Can you name the man who wrote "This Land Is Your Land," "Roll On, Columbia, Roll On," and "Pastures of Plenty?""

...1. Woody Guthrie 2. Bob Gibson 3. Josh White 4. Perry Como Woodrow Wilson "Woody" Guthrie was born on July 14th, 1912 in Okemah, Oklahoma. He came of age during the Great Depression, and spent much of his youth traveling with migrant farm workers. Many of his songs are concerned with the problems faced by working class people during those trying times. He wrote hundreds of songs; no one knows how many, because he was careless about copywriting his songs, and never seemed to care if he made much money off them. Guthrie died on October 3, 1967 from Huntington's Chorea, an inherited, degenerative disease of the nervous system. His son, Arlo Guthrie, is also a famous folk singer. A movie of Guthrie's life, called "Bound For Glory," starring David Carradine as Woody, was released in 1976.

[Answer] 7. Frightening dreams that sometimes wake the dreamer are called what?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Frightening dreams that sometimes wake the dreamer are called what?"

...1. Anxiety attacks 2. Nocturnal panic 3. Nightfears 4. Nightmares Having a nightmare is not a pleasant thing. However, I hope you enjoyed this quiz!

[Answer] 6. Sometimes I am played on a court, other times I am played in the sand. Players may serve, volley, and spike the ball. Just don't touch my net with the ball when serving.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. Sometimes I am played on a court, other times I am played in the sand. Players may serve, volley, and spike the ball. Just don't touch my net with the ball when serving. "

...1. Soccer 2. Tennis 3. Basketball 4. Volleyball The birthplace of volleyball is Holyoke, Massachusetts. This is where the volleyball Hall of Fame is located.

[Answer] 9. Copper the goldfish wants to know: "I like eating so much, I sometimes accidentally try to eat my owner's fingers. What will you do if I forget that your fingers aren't food, and try to eat you?"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Copper the goldfish wants to know: "I like eating so much, I sometimes accidentally try to eat my owner's fingers. What will you do if I forget that your fingers aren't food, and try to eat you?""

...1. Have Copper put down 2. Rest and keep up your fluid levels 3. Go to the doctor's to have an injection to prevent disease 4. Nothing - goldfish can't do any damage Copper notes: "I'm just a baby, but even full-sized goldfish can't maul a human. Please don't have me put down, and I promise not to give you rabies or anything. You don't need to rest and drink, although teadrinker, our owner, appears to do nothing except lie on the sofa and drink tea. She also watches TV, which we enjoy, because goldfish just love to see things going on around them, and we hope our sitter won't mind if we come to the front of our bowl to watch TV with them.

[Answer] Sometimes the children of famous Hollywood couples become just as famous as their parents. Which daughter of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher became famous for playing Princess Leia in the original trilogy of "Star Wars" films?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Sometimes the children of famous Hollywood couples become just as famous as their parents. Which daughter of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher became famous for playing Princess Leia in the original trilogy of "Star Wars" films?"

...Carrie Fisher is the oldest child of Eddie Fisher and his first wife, Debbie Reynolds. When Fisher was very young, her parents divorced because of Fisher's affair with (and subsequent marriage to) Elizabeth Taylor. Taylor and Fisher had no children, and Fisher later married singer-actress Connie Stevens, with whom he had Joely and Tricia, Carrie's half-sisters. Todd Fisher is Carrie's brother, and the second child of Fisher and Debbie Reynolds.