leisuresuitlarry/RM4.MSG

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[messages for room 4 -- lgcQuestions3
[ "Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards"
[ by Al Lowe
%message 1
"When playing \"Monopoly\" you\n\n
a. hope for a straight\n
flush.\n
b. must own four houses\n
before building\n
a hotel.\n
c. need a black jack to\n
win.\n
d. win with a seven and\n
a five."
%message 2
"Which is not in Hawaii?\n\n
a. Oahu\n
b. Kauai\n
c. Fiji\n
d. Maui"
%message 3
"Which is not a car?\n\n
a. Ferrari\n
b. Porsche\n
c. Corvair\n
d. Toshiba"
%message 4
"President Eisenhower's nickname was\n\n
a. Tink.\n
b. Blackjack.\n
c. Ike.\n
d. Tina."
%message 5
"Bourbon Street is in\n\n
a. Whiskeyville, Indiana.\n
b. Jackass Flats, Idaho.\n
c. \"Monopoly.\"\n
d. New Orleans, Louisiana."
%message 6
"Does a pair of queens beat three deuces?\n\n
a. Yes, in blackjack.\n
b. Yes, in poker.\n
c. No, in canasta.\n
d. It depends on what the\n
three deuces said."
%message 7
"Calvin Klein is\n\n
a. married to\n
Brooke Shields.\n
b. a movie star.\n
c. a clothing designer.\n
d. President of the\n
Coarsegold Chamber\n
of Commerce."
%message 8
"Two bits is\n\n
a. all it takes to consume\n
a \"Big Mac.\"\n
b. computer talk.\n
c. about a dollar.\n
d. the former cost for a\n
shave and a haircut."
%message 9
"Charlie McCarthy and\n\n
a. John Lennon\n
b. Louis Pasteur\n
c. Albert Einstein\n
d. Edgar Bergen"
%message 10
"Who is not a famous musician?\n\n
a. Lawrence Welk\n
b. Tommy Dorsey\n
c. Les Brown\n
d. Steve Garvey"
%message 11
"Which is non-alcoholic?\n\n
a. whiskey\n
b. Grand Marnier\n
c. Perrier\n
d. tequila"
%message 12
"Who was not a politician?\n\n
a. Richard Nixon\n
b. Ronald Reagan\n
c. W. C. Fields\n
d. George Bush"
%message 13
"The last name of Annette (on the original Mickey Mouse Club) was\n\n
a. Funnicular.\n
b. that WAS her last name.\n
c. Funicello.\n
d. Avalon."
%message 14
"\"Tiptoe Through the Tulips\" was recorded by\n\n
a. Alice Cooper.\n
b. Alice B. Toklas.\n
c. Tiny Tim.\n
d. Big Tiny Little."
%message 15
"Which one of these was not a war?\n\n
a. Crimean\n
b. Korean\n
c. Chinese\n
d. Vietnamese"
%message 16
"Who's buried in Grant's tomb?\n\n
a. Grant Tinker\n
b. Land Grant\n
c. NSF Grant\n
d. Mrs. Grant"
%message 17
"John F. Kennedy drove a\n\n
a. PT boat.\n
b. spike faster than a\n
steam driver.\n
c. battleship.\n
d. Ferrari."
%message 18
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled\n\n
a. pips.\n
b. pipers.\n
c. peppers.\n
d. peekers."
%message 19
"A result of Watergate was\n\n
a. the loss of water.\n
b. Jimmy Carter quit.\n
c. Richard Nixon quit.\n
d. Gerald Ford quit."
%message 20
"I find computer games with adult content\n\n
a. offensive.\n
b. acceptable.\n
c. repulsive.\n
d. under my bed."
%message 21
"The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are connected by the\n\n
a. Panama Canal.\n
b. Snake River.\n
c. hips.\n
d. Isthmus of Panama."
%message 22
"The most likely place to find virgins is\n\n
a. The Virgin Islands.\n
b. Virginia.\n
c. St. Mary's Girls School.\n
d. Hollywood."
%message 23
"Who wrote \"To be, or not to be?\"\n\n
a. Bill Shakespeare.\n
b. Paul McCartney.\n
c. George Bernard Shaw.\n
d. Tennessee Williams."
%message 24
"The largest state is\n\n
a. California.\n
b. Alaska.\n
c. Rhode Island.\n
d. Texas."
%message 25
"Utah is full of\n\n
a. fresh water.\n
b. Jews.\n
c. Catholics.\n
d. None of the above."
%message 26
"The leader of Nazi Germany was\n\n
a. Boris Godunov.\n
b. Mussolini.\n
c. Oleg Cassinni.\n
d. Adolph Hitler."
%message 27
"Lee Harvey Oswald killed\n\n
a. Harvey Milk.\n
b. Charles Nelson Reilly.\n
c. John Fitzgerald Kennedy.\n
d. William Randolph Hearst."
%message 28
"How many molecules are in a glass of water?\n\n
a. one million\n
b. one trillion\n
c. one million trillion\n
d. as many as there are\n
glasses of water\n
in the whole world"
%message 29
"If a physician were stranded on a desert island with Bo Derek, he would
probably\n\n
a. build a boat.\n
b. take two aspirins.\n
c. overcharge her.\n
d. thank God."
%message 30
"If Bo Derek were here, I'd ask her to\n\n
a. leave.\n
b. respect my privacy.\n
c. help me with my\n
homework.\n
d. stop playing computer\n
games."
%message 31
"Joe DiMaggio played\n\n
a. pool.\n
b. baseball.\n
c. basketball.\n
d. trumpet."
%message 32
"The most populous city in the United States is\n\n
a. Los Angeles.\n
b. Mexico City.\n
c. New York.\n
d. Chicago."
%message 33
"A nehru jacket is\n\n
a. made from tanned nehru\n
hides.\n
b. out of date.\n
c. a Middle Eastern\n
prophylactic.\n
d. around a car's radiator."
%message 34
"Sergeant Pepper was\n\n
a. the Beatles' chauffeur.\n
b. Elvis' manager.\n
c. the leader of the Lonely\n
Hearts Club Band.\n
d. hung for treason."
%message 35
"Which is not an American armed force?\n\n
a. the Army\n
b. the Navy\n
c. the National Guard\n
d. the National League"
%message 36
"The most effective form of birth control is\n\n
a. abstinence.\n
b. the Rhythm Method.\n
c. the Pill.\n
d. dating ugly people."
%message 37
"Which is not a city in Mexico?\n\n
a. Tijuana\n
b. Puerto Vallarta\n
c. San Diego\n
d. Mexico City"
%message 38
"Herb Alpert and the _____ Brass\n\n
a. Tijuana\n
b. Boss\n
c. Canadian\n
d. Top"
%message 39
"\"It's not nice to fool\"\n\n
a. Mother Hubbard.\n
b. Mother Nature.\n
c. the government.\n
d. Mayor Daly."
%message 40
"\"Where's the\"\n\n
a. catsup?\n
b. toilet?\n
c. beef?\n
d. rest of this game?"
%message 41
"Who was not an astronaut?\n\n
a. John Milton\n
b. John Glenn\n
c. Neil Armstrong\n
d. Richard Gordon"
%message 42
"Who has not been a\n
U. S. Attorney General?\n\n
a. John Mitchell\n
b. Sam Shepard\n
c. Ramsey Clark\n
d. Herbert Browner"
%message 43
"Which is not a cheese?\n\n
a. Jarlsburg\n
b. Mozzarella\n
c. Brie\n
d. Reisling"
%message 44
"Captain Kangaroo's sidekick was\n\n
a. Mr. Potato Head.\n
b. Winnie the Pooh.\n
c. Mr. Rogers.\n
d. Mr. Greenjeans."
%message 45
"Mohammed Ali is\n\n
a. a ballet star.\n
b. an Arab terrorist.\n
c. a professional boxer.\n
d. a singer."
%message 46
"Who is not a mass murderer?\n\n
a. Charlie Manson\n
b. Ted Bundy\n
c. Jack the Ripper\n
d. Timothy Leary"
%message 47
"There are about _____ calories in a can of beer.\n\n
a. 15\n
b. 150\n
c. 1500\n
d. 15000"
%message 48
"John Belushi was on\n\n
a. \"Mr. Rogers.\"\n
b. \"The PTL club.\"\n
c. \"My Mother the Car.\"\n
d. \"Saturday Night Live.\""
%message 49
"James Earl Jones was the voice of\n\n
a. Jason in \"Friday\n
the 13th.\"\n
b. Freddie in \"Nightmare on\n
Elm Street.\"\n
c. Darth Vader in\n
\"Star Wars.\"\n
d. Kriswell in \"Plan 9 From\n
Outer Space.\""
%message 50
"Doonesbury's \"Uncle Duke\" is based on\n\n
a. Jeffrey Hunter.\n
b. Hunter S. Thompson.\n
c. Huntz Hall.\n
d. None of the above."
%message 51
"In Westworld, \"where nothing can go wrong,\" guests were entertained by\n\n
a. Stephen Wright.\n
b. X-rated movies.\n
c. robots.\n
d. Rodney Dangerfield."
%message 52.
"Mork was from the planet\n\n
a. Ork.\n
b. Vulcan.\n
c. Krypton.\n
d. Pluto."
%message 53
"Who was banned from \"Saturday Night Live\" because he lost a telephone poll?\n\n
a. John Belushi\n
b. Dan Akroyd\n
c. Chevy Chase\n
d. Andy Kaufman"
%message 60
"Dynamic logic = 4."
%message 61
"a"
%message 62
"b"
%message 63
"c"
%message 64
"d"
%message 65
"So far, so good.\n\n
Now for the final question."
%message 66
"Question #%v96. Correct answer is %v93."
%message 67
"Please answer a, b, c, or d: "
%message 69
"So far, so good.\n\n
Now for the final question."