[quote name=\'TLEberle\' date=\'Nov 29 2005, 09:49 PM\']Part the Third: If anyone out there remembers any of the questions to the other shows, would you pass them along? There seemed to be quite a few of the "One names an item, the other must name the author or location" and would like to know if that was a standard question type.
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Here they are:
*"Name as many non-military occupations in which the work requires one to dress in something other than street clothes, like an airline hostess."
*"The one who starts names a nation; the other must then name the head of that nation."
*"The one who starts names any living creature, like a moose; the other must name another living creature that rhymes with the first one, like a goose."
*"Name as many professional prize fighters who have ever been champion in any class."
*"Name as many presidents as you can that were in office any time during the 19th Century, like Lincoln."
*"Name as many of the 15 states with the greatest areas, like Montana."
*"Name as many of the basic minerals or metals which are found in the ground, like zinc."
*"The one who starts names a famous playwrights, and the other must name one of his famous plays."
*"Many of the letters do not appear in the spelling of the days of the week, like Q. Name as many of these letters as you can."
*"The one who starts gives any first name for a girl, the other must name a famous person with that first name." (Marilyn; Marilyn Monroe)
*"Name as many different forms of literary composition, such as a novel."
*"The one who starts names the smallest unit of weight, and the next person name a unit of weight that is heavier."
*"Name as many occupations which require travel as an essential part of the job."
*"Name as many different kinds of animals that have some kind of hair or fur, and which also live in the water, like a sealion."
*"Name as many of the 20 largest cities outside of the US, like Paris."
*"Name three-letter words, but make sure each word begins with a different letter of the alphabet."
*"Name as many different kinds of nuts whose name properly uses the word "nut" in it's name, like peanut."
*"Name as many nations of the world which border both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, like Panama." (YIKES, I can only think of 5 or 6 off the top of my head)
*"The one who starts names a country, like the US; the other then names any military hero from that country, like Eisenhower."
*"Name as many famous fictional detectives as you can, like Sherlock Holmes."
*"Name as many of the VPs of the US that became president, like Harry S. Truman."
*"Give the initials of a famous, popular singing star; then you must name a famous singer that fit those initials." (FS; Frank Sinatra)
*"There are more than 1000 phonograph record companies in the US, name as many of them as you can." (Columbia)
*"Name as many songs as you can from the score of `My Fair Lady.'" (YOIKS!!)