One Day Quiz – guessing closed
You have until noon Saturday to submit your answers as a comment. Comment will be hidden until I post the answers. No Googling, but feel free to use anything on hand – like an in-class quiz 
This round will last til the end of March. The person with the most points will win a B&N gift card (total $ based on # of total participants, so please play) and a randomly selected participant will win a fun prize from me.
Have fun and Good Luck!
1. This very long classic tome follows a day in the life of Leo Bloom. Ulysses – James Joyce
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3. This post WWI classic follows the life of Clarissa Dalloway. Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf
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Dog Day Afternoon (1975)
5. This recent YA bestseller follows Clay around as he listens to tapes made by Hannah Baker, who recently committed suicide. 13 Reasons Why by Jay Asher
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Do the Right Thing (1989)
7. This day-of-the-week book follows a London neurosurgeon on his daily routine. Saturday by Ian McEwan
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9. Ebenezer has a complete change of heart between night and morning. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
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Details and Leaderboard here. Last week’s Scholarly Author Quiz here.
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What about me?
I’m a forty-year-old newish mom who loves books. I also love movies, red wine, and chocolate, although not necessarily in that order. We’ve been in the Cleveland area for ten years. I have a wonderful husband who never complains when I bring another book home, new son Gage and two furry kids-Scout the cat and Max the dog.
You can contact me at stacybooks@yahoo.com
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Your result for The Classic Dames Test...
Rosalind Russell
You scored 19% grit, 38% wit, 29% flair, and 29% class!
You are one wise-cracking lady, always quick with a clever remark and easily able to keep up with the quips and puns that come along with the nutty situations you find yourself in. You're usually able to talk your way out of any jam, and even if you can't, you at least make it more interesting with your biting wit. You can match the smartest guy around line for line, and you've got an open mind that allows you to get what you want, even if you don't recognize it at first. Your leading men include Cary Grant and Clark Gable, men who can keep up with you.Find out what kind of classic leading man you'd make by taking the Classic Leading Man Test.
What Jane Austen heroine are you?
2. Twelve Angry Men?
3. Mrs. Dalloway
8. Night at the Museum
9. A Christmas Carol
That’s all I’ve got for this week.
Good enough for 40 points
1. Ulysses
4. Dog Day Afternoon
9. A Christmas Carol
One day = 30 points!
Wow, this one’s really tough – some of these are total guesses.
#2 Twelve Angry Men
#4 Thirteen Reasons Why
#8 Night at the Museum
#9 A Christmas Carol
40 points
You are so creative Stacy!
1. Ulysses
2. Twelve Angry Men
3. Mrs. Dalloway/The Hours?
4. Dog Day Afternoon
5. Thirteen Reasons Why
6. Do The Right Thing
7. Saturday
8. Night at the Museum
9. A Christmas Carol
10. Bobby/RFK?
90 points, Nise! (half credit for those double answers)
Yesss! I think I got some.
1. Ulysses
2. 12 Angry Men?
3. Mrs. Dalloway
8. Night at the Museum
9. A Christmas Carol
50 points
1. Ulyssses
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3. Mrs Dalloway
4. Dog Day Afternoon
5. Thirteen Reasons Why
6. looks familiar but I just can’t place it
7. Saturday
8. Night At the Museum
9. A Christmas Carol
10.
70 awesome points!
5. Thirteen Reasons Why
10. Forrest Gump
You’re on the board with 10
1. Ulysses, James Joyce
3. Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf
4. Dog Day Afternoon
5. 13 Reasons Why, Jay Asher
7. Saturday, Ian McEwan
8. Night at the Museum 2
9. A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens
10. Bobby
80 points!
2. 12 Angry Men
3. Mrs. Dalloway
4. Diner?
5. 13 Reasons Why
6. New Jack City?
8. Night at the Museum
9. The Christmas Carol
10. Election?
Good for 50 points!