One More Thing Quiz

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How does Mandela shock the crowd in “The Comedy Central Roast of Nelson Mandela”? (from Walking on Eggshells (or: When I Loved Tony Robbins), The Impatient Billionaire and the Mirror for Earth, Missed Connection: Grocery Spill at 21st and 6th 2:30 pm on Wednesday, I Never Want to Walk on the Moon, Sophia, The Comedy Central Roast of Nelson Mandela, They Kept Driving Faster and Outran the Rain, The Man Who Invented the Calendar, The Ghost of Mark Twain, The Beautiful Girl in the Bookstore)

He asks them what they will do with freedom.

He questions their crude jokes.

He walks of the stage in humiliation.

He makes crude jokes of his own.

Who tells the woman not to fall in love in “Never Fall in Love”? (from The Best Thing in the World Awards, Bingo, Marie’s Stupid Boyfriend, Pick a Lane, “Everyone Was Singing the Same Song”: The Duke of Earl Recalls His Trip to America in June of 1962, The Pleasure of Being Right, Strange News, Never Fall in Love, The World’s Biggest Rip-Off, The Walk to School on the Day After Labor Day, and Kate Moss)

The woman’s boss.

The woman’s father.

The woman’s priest.

The woman’s mother.

Why did the man continue to post pictures of his food in “The Man Who Posted Pictures of Everything He Ate” when the responses were often negative?

To avoid loneliness.

To make friends.

To lord his healthy eating over others.

To try to make money.

What is the irony in “Great Writers Steal”? (from Angel Echeverria, Comediante Superpopular, The Market Was Down, The Vague Restaurant Critic, One of These Days, We Have to Do Something About Willie, Wikipedia Brown and the Case of the Missing Bicycle, Regret Is Just Perfectionism Plus Time, Chris Hansen at the Justin Bieber Concert, Great Writers Steal, Confucius at Home, War, If You Love Something, Just an Idea, and Heyyyyy, Rabbits)

The characters misunderstand the meaning of the word steal.

The characters misunderstand what great writers steal.

The characters are not thieves.

The characters are not writers.

Why does the narrator not want to walk on the moon in “I Never Want to Walk on the Moon”?

It is too difficult to get there.

It has been done.

It would be a boring story to tell.

The sights are not that spectacular.