Animal Love Quiz – guessing closed
I love animals, but I don’t read many stories that focus on them, mainly because I think they’ll break my tender heart. Let’s see how you all do in identifying these real life and fictional animals. You can give me the animal’s name OR the title of the book for 6.5 points each.
You have until noon Saturday to submit your answers as a comment. Comment will be hidden until I post the answers. No Googling!
This round lasts til the end of March and 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.
Good luck!
1. Marley, Marly & Me 2. Orson, A Good Dog 3. Georgia, Saddled 4. Dewey 5. Oogy 6. Rinn Tin Tin, Rin Tin Tin:The Life and the Legend 7. Merle, Merle’s Door 8. Miasy, Maisy’s Book of Things That Go 9. Frances, Bread and Jam for Frances 10. The Cat in the Hat 11. Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo and the Haunted Doghouse 12. Curious George, A Treasury of Curious George 13. Babar, Babar Loses His Crown 14. Sounder 15. Clifford, Clifford’s First Easter 16. The Very Hungry Caterpillar
President Who? Quiz- guessing closed
We just celebrated President’s Day so I thought I’d see if you could identify these presidents. Tell me the president for 6 points and the name of the movie OR actor for another 4 points.
You have until noon Saturday to submit your answers as a comment. Comment will be hidden until I post the answers. No Googling!
This round lasts til the end of March and 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. Teddy Roosevelt. Night at the Museum. Robin Williams.
2. George Washington. The Crossing. Jeff Daniels.
3. George W. Bush. W. Josh Brolin.
4. Richard Nixon. Frost?Nixon. Frank Langella.
5. John F Kennedy. JFK. Bruce Greenwood.
6. John Quincy Adams. Amistad. Anthony Hopkins.
7. Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson in Paris. Nick Nolte.
8. Franklin D Roosevelt. Pearl Harbor. Jon Voight.
9. Abraham Lincoln. Young Mr. Lincoln. Henry Fonda.
10. Ulysses S Grant. Wild Wild West. Kevin Kline.
Last week’s Agatha Christie Quiz here. Leaderboard and rules here.
Agatha Christie Quiz – guessing closed
I’ve seen lots of Agatha Christie reading around the blogosphere lately and thought I’d combine Christie titles with my favorite game on m-w.com, Dictionary Devil. Each number is a title of a Christie mystery and the word choices will each be used only once. I’m seeing lots of guessing in your future
You have until noon Saturday to submit your answers as a comment. Comment will be hidden until I post the answers. No Googling!
This round lasts til the end of March and 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!
Five Pigs Death Appointment Black Coffee Murder Mousetrap Then Body Elephants Were None Easy Death Nile Curtain Little Library There Remember
1. Black Coffee
2. Death on the Nile
3. Appointment with Death
4. Murder is Easy
5. Curtain
6. Five Little Pigs
7. The Mousetrap
8. And Then There Were None
9. The Body in the Library
10. Elephants can Remember
Leaderboard here. Last Week’s A Day Late and a Dollar Short quiz here.
Scholarly Authors Quiz – guessing closed
Last week’s quiz was just too easy, so this week it’s all about educated guesses. Match these authors with what they studied in college. 8 points each.
You have until noon Saturday to submit your answers as a comment. Comment will be hidden until I post the answers. No Googling!
This round starts today and 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. John Grisham C. Accounting
2. Stephen King E. English
3. Jean Auel A. Business Administration
4. David Baldacci D. Law
5. Michael Connelly G. Journalism
6. Anne Tyler K. Russian Studies
7. JK Rowling I. French
8. Nicholas Sparks L. Business/Finance
9. Norman Mailer F. Aeronautical Engineering
10. Barbara Kingsolver H. Biology
11. Elizabeth Peters J. Egyptology
12. Danielle Steel B. Literature & Fashion Design
Jack Nicholson was in that? Quiz – guessing closed
I don’t consider myself a Jack Nicholson fan but he has been in many iconic films. I’ve seen 13 of his movies and put them in the order that I liked them best. All you need to do is tell me what movie the images are from. 7.5 points for each right answer and 2.5 points for listing a Nicholson movie not pictured.
Please play along with us. For everyone who plays an extra $ goes to the winner and the everyone is entered for a special prize. Just leave a comment with your guesses and don’t google the answers.
Rules & Leaderboard here. Last week’s
1. (1992) A Few Good Men
2. (2003) Something’s Gotta Give
3. (1983) Terms of Endearment
4. (1974) Chinatown
5. (1996) Mars Attacks!
6. (1980) The Shining
7. (1997) As Good As It Gets
8. (1994) Wolf
9. (1989) Batman
10. (2007) The Bucket List
11. (1975) One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
12. (1969) Easy Rider
13. (2011) The Pledge
Head Shot Quiz – guessing closed
Have you ever laid a bestseller down and when you went back to pick it back up hours or days later a big, shiny face was staring up at you? I admit, I hate it. I don’t see any reason for it, but some of the biggest names in fiction disagree. See if you can tell me who these head shots belong to. 5 points each. Submit your answers as a comment before noon on Saturday.
Please play along with us. For everyone who plays an extra $ goes to the winner and the everyone is entered for a special prize. Just leave a comment with your guesses and don’t google the answers.
Rules & Leaderboard here. Last week’s Beginnings Quiz here.
2. Dean Koontz
3. Amanda Quick/Jayne Ann Krentz
4. James Patterson
5. Nora Roberts
6. Dennis Lehane
7. Tess Gerritsen
8. Vince Flynn
9. Fern Michaels
10. Daniel Silva
11. Brad Thor
12. Harlan Coben
13. Barbara Delinsky
14. Sherrilyn Kenyon
15. Richard Russo
16. Nicholas Evans
17. Sandra Brown
18. John Sandford
19. Tami Hoag
20. Nicholas Sparks
Beginnings Quiz – guessing closed
Border’s is finally closed and it is a good thing for my overpacked bookshelves. It became a fun trip for Gage and I to go and browse every few days and I’m embarrassed by how many books I brought home. All you need to do is tell me which book matches which first lines. Oh, I added a few extra books for fun
Please play along with us. For everyone who plays an extra $ goes to the winner and the everyone is entered for a special prize. Just leave a comment with your guesses and don’t google the answers.
Rules & Leaderboard here. Last week’s Pictured Title Quiz here.
1. Half my life ago, I killed a girl. Half a Life
2. For more than two hundred years, the Owens women have been blamed for everything that has gone wrong in town. Practical Magic
3. Alone in the evenings, when the light had drained from the slate roof of her small rural home, and when her husband was working late, Mary Gooch would perform a striptease for the stars at the open bedroom window: shifting out of rumpled bottoms, slipping off a blousy top, liberating breasts, peeling panties, her creamy flesh spilling forth until she was completely, exquisitely nude. The Wife’s Tale
4. Tonight I’ve been thinking about the mosaic Hope gave me the night she U-hauled ass out of Pineville. Sloppy Firsts
5. “I suppose the important thing is to make some sort of difference,” she said. One Day
6. You know, Doc, you’re not the first shrink I’ve seen since I got back. Still Missing
7. Once my wife asked me: if you knew this was our final day together, what would you say to me? Adrenaline
8. She hadn’t believed in monsters since she was six years old, back when her mom would check the closet and look beneath her bed at night. Sworn to Silence
9. Now I am here, in Krakow, where my life began. Sonata fo Miriam
10. Gracie Lynne Calloway began her small life in Shady Grove, Alabama, fast asleep in a coal bucket on the front porch of 1854 Peachtree Lane. Salting Roses
11. I wasn’t surprised when Mama askked me to save her life. The Murderer’s Daughters
12. Why I feel the sudden urge to relate, in pen and ink, a relationship of the most personal nature, which I have never before acknowledged, I cannot say. The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen
Pictured Title Quiz – guessing closed
See if you can guess the titles of the books from the pictures. 9 points for the correct answer and 1 point if you know the author too. These all have one thing in common, an extra 10 points if you can guess what it is!
Please play along with us. For everyone who plays an extra $ goes to the winner and the everyone is entered for a special prize. Just leave a comment with your guesses and don’t google the answers.
Rules & Leaderboard here. Last week’s Publication Quiz here.
1. &
Knots & Crosses (Ian Rankin)
2.
Killing Floor (Lee Child)
3.
Open Season (CJ Box)
4. The
The Bone Collector (Jeffrey Deaver)
5. Outlander (Diana Gabaldon)
6. The
The Tea Rose (Jennifer Donnelly)
7. Until
Dead Until Dark (Charlaine Harris)
8. The ‘s
the
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams)
9. The
The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)
10.
the
One for the Money (Janet Evanovich)
Publication Quiz- By guest blogger ‘Nise – guessing closed
The tables have turned and Nise, always at the top of the Leaderboard, has created a quiz just for you (and me). All you need to do is match the titles with the year they were first published. Easy right? If you aren’t already familiar with Nise you are missing out and should visit her blog immediately!
Please play along with us. For everyone who plays an extra $ goes to the winner and the everyone is entered for a special prize. Just leave a comment with your guesses and don’t google the answers.
Rules & Leaderboard here. Last week’s Suicide Quiz here.
If you are interested in creating a quiz (and earning 100 points for the week) let me know and I’ll get you on the calendar.
Match these best -selling books to their publishing dates. Bonus points for knowing the author. (if you can’t see the books the titles are in the comments)
1813 1847 1908 1929 1936 1957 1960 1977 1986 1991 1993 2005
2. 1813 Jane Austen
3. 1977 Colleen McCullough
4. 1929 Erich Maria Remarque
5. 1847 Charlotte Bronte
6. 2005 Steig Larsson
7. 1991 Diana Gabaldon
8. 1936 Margaret Mitchell
9. 1908 LM Montgomery
10. 1986 Stephen King
11. 1992 Robert James Waller
12. 1957 Boris Pasternak
Because of a typo, 1992 was not one of the choices. Guesses of 1991 or 1993 will count
6 points for correct year, 1 point author, 1.4 points for both.
What Book is that? Quiz- guessing closed
Tell me the title of the book for 9 points and the author for an additional 1. If you tell me what they all have in common you’ll get an extra 5 points! You have until noon Saturday to submit your answers.
A few rules…No cheating. No looking at other commenter answers, but feel free to browse around the net to find the answers this week (you can always come back and add an answer if you find it later). Yes, we’re going by the honor system…Your first answers will be the only ones accepted…Have fun!
This round for every participant I have (currently at $14) I will put in a $ for a B&N gift card or a Babies R Us gift card for the winner. Even if you play only once you are eligible to win the second prize (something special I pick out) and you will be adding money to the kitty for the winner.
Answers to last week’s Mad Gab Quiz here. Current Leaderboard here.
1. Best Friends Forever by Jeniifer Weiner 2. Jericho Cay by Kathryn R Wall 3. The Outer Banks House by Diann Ducharme 4. The Beach Trees by Karen White 5. Now You See Her by Joy Fielding 6. On Hallowed Ground by John Lantigua 7. Unaccustomed Earth by Jhumpa Lahiri 8. The Fine Art of Insincerity by Angela Hunt 9. To Be Sung Underwater by Tom McNeal 10. Delirious by Daniel Palmer














