Daily Quiz 63
Which U.S. president holds the unusual distinction of never being elected to either the presidency or the vice presidency?
Which rare nocturnal lemur of Madagascar unsettles people with its huge eyes and a bony, elongated middle finger it uses to dig grubs out of wood?
In which HBO dark comedy does Bill Hader play a hitman who stumbles into an acting class and decides he wants to quit killing for the stage?
Which Charlotte Brontë novel follows an orphaned governess tormented by her cruel aunt, Mrs. Reed, before she meets the brooding Mr. Rochester?
Which French designer launched the hourglass "New Look" in 1947, with cinched waists and full skirts that defined postwar fashion?
In 1987, the band Los Lobos took which Ritchie Valens song to number one, decades after Valens died in a plane crash?
Which flambéed dessert sets a thin pancake ablaze in a sauce of caramelized sugar, butter, and orange liqueur?
In figure skating, which jump is named after the Austrian skater who first landed it, Alois from the early 1900s?
Formerly known as "regional ileitis," which chronic inflammatory bowel disease is named after the doctor who described it in 1932?
Which 2015 Paula Hawkins thriller, told by an unreliable alcoholic narrator who watches commuters from her train window, became a runaway bestseller?
Which famous comet returns to Earth's skies roughly every 76 years, last seen in 1986 and due back around 2061?
Why does an ambulance siren sound higher as it approaches and lower as it speeds away? This is called what?
Which American economist and champion of free markets won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1976 and shaped policy for decades?
Which fourteen-letter word describes a shifting series of fantastic, dreamlike, or bizarre images, as in a fever or a hallucination?
Before he became famous as Urkel, actor Jaleel White voiced which blue, super-fast video game mascot in a 1990s cartoon?
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