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1. This poet who died in 1955 held a day job his entire life, notably as the Vice President of the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company.
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2. What film, before it had a title, was referred to by its production number RKO 281?
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3. A remix of two albums together by a DJ named Danger Mouse has been termed The Grey Album. Which two albums are mixed together to form the Grey Album?
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4. There is only one player in NFL history to have started at quarterback and won three Championships before age 28 and have massed a gaudy 57-14 record over his first 71 games as a starter. Name him.
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5. Anyone who knows Italian will tell you this tiny particle is well named as it has no charge and is, well, tiny.
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6. Fredric Chopin's heart lies buried in this European Capital.
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7. There are two islands in the Seine in Paris. name them.
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Hi, I'm Dileep. I'm an actor and writer and a trivia dork at heart. My quizzes are usually all
over the place, include plenty of pop culture and skew a bit young and dorky. My questions have included some
terrible puns, the sciences, movies, music, math, geography, food and all kinds of arcana. I think the best
questions are things you can deduce if you don't know or at least formulate a decent guess.
