- Rotating Quiz #220 - 1 Update
| Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: May 13 08:30AM -0500 In article <nh2u9u$fri$1@dont-email.me>, dtilque@frontier.com says... > 1. American artist (painter), the "Mother of American modernism". Best > known for her close-up images of flowers. She did much of her work in > New Mexico. (1887-1986) Georgia O'Keefe > 2. American pool hustler. Borrowed the nickname of a fictional character > who he claimed was based on him. You only need to give that nickname, > not the person's real name. (1913-1996) Minnesota Fats > 3. American football player. Nicknamed "Joe Cool". Quarterback for the > San Francisco 49ers, which he lead to no fewer than 4 Superbowl > victories. (1956- ) Joe Montana > 4. American playwright. "A Streetcar Named Desire", "Cat on a Hot Tin > Roof". (1911-1983) Tennesee Williams > Workers of the World (IWW or Wobblies). Wrote lots of songs about > railroads (he was a trainhopper) as well as anti-war songs. Most famous > composition: "Moose Turd Pie". (1935-2008) Marvin Massachusetts > 6. British tennis player. Women's singles championships: Wibbledon in > 1977, the US Open in 1968, Australian Open in 1972. Won women's doubles > in 4 Grand Slam tournaments and was runner up in 6 others. (1945- ) Connie Connecticut > "Cry Freedom" (1987), Malcolm X in "Malcolm X" (1992); Rubin "Hurricane" > Carter in "The Hurricane" (1999); William Whitaker in "Flight" (2012). > (1954- ) Denzel Washington > biological compounds. > 8. Vitamin B12 > 9. Hemocyanin (hemoglobin analog in moluscs, arthropods, and Vulcans) iron > 10. Chlorophyll magnesium -- Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address. |
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