This week's quiz comes from two very early episodes of the game show, both of which aired on June 3, 2002 according to TiVo. The first dozen odd-numbered questions (running to the middle of the second episode) are given below. Would you have kept your feet under you?
Russian Roulette Questions
- Q1) "I Will Always Love You", Whitney Houston's hit song from the movie "The Bodyguard", was written by what performer?
- Whitney Houston
- Dolly Parton
- Willie Nelson
- Q2) A single dot in Morse Code represents what letter of the English alphabet?
- Q3) The legend of the "Amityville Horror" house was based on the real-life murder of what family?
- The DeFeos
- The Montcliffs
- The Luscombs
- Q4) What layer of the earth's atmosphere helps wireless communications by reflecting radio signals?
- Stratosphere
- Troposphere
- Mesosphere
- Ionosphere
- Q5) Once known as Club de Lux, what Harlem nightclub helped launch the careers of countless jazz greats?
- The Kit-Cat Club
- The Cotton Club
- The Blue Note
- The Tropicana
- Q6) Flag Day commemorates the adoption of the United States flag on the 14th day of what month?
- February
- March
- June
- September
- Q7) In 1866, Jesse James formed a criminal gang with 3 brothers from what family?
- Hickok
- Dalton
- Hardin
- Younger
- Q8) Rearrange the letters in "COOL CRIB" to get the name of a vegetable a lot of kids hate.
- Q9) True or False: There are a total of 8 letters in the 2nd word of the title of the game show you are on right now.
- Q10) The quote, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country", was first spoken by what famous American?
- Patrick Henry
- A[lexander]. Hamilton
- Nathan Hale
- Q11) Long before he was our President, Ronald Reagan played chump to what chimp in a 1951 movie?
- Cheetah
- Bonzo
- Curious George
- Bubbles
- Q12) The disease Rubella is more commonly known as what?
- Small Pox
- German Measles
- Chicken Pox
- Whooping Cough
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