I stepped on someone's foot yesterday playing basketball, and all I can say is, "Ouch"! Even though it's my oft-injured bad ankle (having never sprained the other one), I seem to have survived mostly intact. But this week, I'm going to share the pain, as all of the answers below contain the string "ouch" somewhere.
Ouch! Questions
- Q1) What 1958 movie did Orson Welles write, direct, and even co-star in, appearing as policeman Hank Quinlan?
- Q2) What Sesame Street character debuted as a furry, orange monster in 1969?
- Q3) What humorous 1983 book written by Jack Mingo and illustrated by cartoonist Robert Armstrong added the subtitle "A Guide to Prolonged Television Viewing" for its 1987 paperback edition?
- Q4) What horse denied Silver Charm the Triple Crown by only three-quarters of a length in the 1997 Belmont Stakes?
- Q5) By what name are Melanie Thornton and Lane McCray, who hit the U.S. charts with "Be My Lover" in 1995 and "Sweet Dreams" in 1996, better known?
- Q6) What NHL goalie holds the modern record for consecutive shutout minutes?
- Q7) What 1987 movie, which earned Sean Connery a Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar, was based on a television show that earned Robert Stack an Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Series Emmy in 1960?
- Q8) What Moroccan became the first runner to break 2:06 in a marathon with a world record 2:05:42 in the Chicago Marathon on October 24, 1999, half a year before becoming a U.S. citizen?
- Q9) What 2000 movie revolves around the search for a jade sword called the Green Destiny?
- Q10) What game show host was famous for asking questions like, "Who is buried in Grant's Tomb?", "What year did the War of 1812 start?", "How long do you cook a three-minute egg?", and "What color is an orange?"
- Q11) What University of Kentucky quarterback was the first pick of the 1999 NFL Draft?
- Q12) What golfer led going into the final round of the 1960 U.S. Open Golf Championship but struggled and saw Arnold Palmer come from seven strokes back to win?
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