Daily Quiz 64
Which notoriously tight-lipped president, nicknamed "Silent Cal," took office after Harding died in 1923?
Which pioneering science fiction writer, author of "Kindred," became the first sci-fi author to win a MacArthur "genius" grant?
Which post-impressionist painter of apples and Mont Sainte-Victoire is often called the father of modern art?
"California Dreamin'" and "Monday, Monday" were signature hits for which 1960s vocal group?
Not quite a lemon, which four-letter Japanese citrus fruit has become a darling of chefs for its intense, floral tartness?
Which 1988 film dramatizes the 1919 Black Sox scandal, in which Chicago White Sox players threw the World Series?
Despite looking like a fat guinea pig, which small "rock rabbit" is, bizarrely, one of the closest living relatives of the elephant?
What is the medical term for the ringing, buzzing, or hissing in the ears that has no external source?
In felony cases, a judge may hand down which supervised alternative to serving time behind bars?
Burgess Meredith, later the Penguin on "Batman" and Rocky's trainer Mickey, holds the record for most appearances on the original "Twilight Zone." In how many episodes did he star?
What is the process called when a heavy atomic nucleus splits into smaller pieces, releasing energy in a reactor or bomb?
The "fear gauge" of Wall Street, which three-letter index measures how much volatility traders expect in the market?
In a beloved Kate DiCamillo book, which big-eared mouse sets off to rescue a human princess named Pea?
Which Hindu "festival of lights" celebrates the triumph of light over darkness with lamps, fireworks, and sweets?
In which 2009 sci-fi film are aliens derogatorily called "prawns" and confined to a slum outside Johannesburg?
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