Daily Quiz #3
A bushel is a standard unit originally used to measure the weight of what?
A common site for piercings, the auricle is the cartilaginous region located where on the body?
The poet Maya Angelou titled her landmark 1969 autobiography "I Know Why the Caged Bird" what?
On the cartoon "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!," which member of the gang typically wears an ascot?
The song "Dog Days Are Over" is by the British band Florence and the what?
The flirtatious title character in Bizet's opera "Carmen" works in what kind of establishment?
On the U.S. Social Security card, what images appear along the left and right edges?
A 1960s TV character played by Al Lewis, Count Vladimir Dracula is better known by what name?
On the classic TV game show where contestants chant "No Whammies," what is the show called?
On average, which denomination of U.S. paper currency stays in circulation the longest?
In Greek tradition, the actor Telly Savalas was the godfather of which Hollywood star?
The rapper and actor Lonnie Lynn Jr., seen on AMC's "Hell on Wheels," is better known by what stage name?
An '80s sitcom featured a plucky orphan named Penelope Brewster, better known as what?
On his talk show, host Maury Povich became famous for telling guests "You are NOT" what?
The late-night host Conan O'Brien hails from what U.S. city?
