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Your yard has been raked and re-raked several times; you're now watching re-runs of re-runs and your new hobby is boredom, so what's a guy or gal to do? Well, my friends, the staff at "Take A Mulligan" is challenging you and your family to a contest or quiz or something to that effect. This quiz has 14 questions and a bonus question a the end. Each correct answer garnishes you one "super-duper" point. So after supper tonight, get the family together, give yourselves exactly one hour, (I'll be watching), and answer as many questions as you can. Good (har, har) luck!!

Answers below- NO PEEKING

Which Roosevelt was the first President to be on live television?

Name the three states that only have four letters.

See, it's easy so far.

3. A little tougher but not much.......name the two states that do NOT use Daylight Savings Time.

4. What day is the most common birthday in the United States? (April 5, May 8, August 9, September 9 or October 21)

Think about that one carefully!!

5. How many Presidents were assassinated? Hmmm.....can you name them?

6. What does the "zip" in zip code stand for? Ha ha...never even thought of it did you????

7. St Stephen is the patron saint of Attorneys, Bricklayers or Chimney Sweeps?

8. How many books are there in the Bible? 66, 666, 48, just 2, OT & NT

9. In the movie/book "Christmas Carol," how many ghosts showed up to Scrooge?

10. Some months have 31 days, some have 30 but how many have 28?

11. How many outs are there in a baseball inning?

Think about this next one!!!

12 .There is one sport in which neither the spectators or the participants know the score or even the leader until the end of the contest. What sport is this??

13. I think there is ONLY one vegetable or fruit that is never sold frozen, canned, processed, cooked or any form but fresh? What is it?

14.Speaking of Vegetables, there are only two vegetables that can live to produce their own season after season. What are these two?

Bonus Question:

15. There are a whole bunch of things you can wear on your feet that begin with the letter "S." Can you 6 or more?

Double Bonus Question:

16. This is a toughie: No one gets this!!! There are 14 punctuation marks in the English grammar. How many can you name??? 6? 9? 11?

Just to clarify this quiz. The points don't count for nothin!! But just for the heck of it, how many did you get? The answers should be somewhere else in this paper. I hope.

Let me know at jsheda@indytel.com or call me at 319.327.4640.

Are you a Jethro Bodeen or a Sheldon Cooper???

John Sheda- Take A Mulligan Quiz Answers

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt

2. Utah, Ohio, Iowa

3. Arizona and Hawaii

4. September 9

4. Four - (Garfield, Lincoln, McKinley, Kennedy)

5. Zone Improvement Plan

6. Bricklayers

7. 66

8. Four ghosts, (don't forget Jacob Marley)

9. They all have 28 days

10. Six outs in an inning

11. Boxing

12. Lettuce

13. Rhubarb & Asparagus

14. Shoes, socks, sandals, stockings, slippers, skis, snowshoes, sneakers (This is how many I got)

15. Period, comma, colon, semi-colon, dash, hyphen, apostrophe, questiomark, exclamation point, quotation marks, brackets, parenthesis, braces & ellipses.

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