One More Thing Quiz

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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 lord his healthy eating over others.

To make friends.

To avoid loneliness.

To try to make money.

Why does an artist want to buy a lottery ticket worth $18 million for $12 million in “Just an Idea”? (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)

To help the homeless.

To claim the award.

To use it as a piece of art.

To cheat the state out of lottery funds.

What does the roller coaster in “MONSTER: The Roller Coaster” symbolize? (from MONSTER: The Roller Coaster, Kellogg’s (or: The Last Wholesome Fantasy of the Middle-School Boy), The Man Who Posted Pictures of Everything He Ate, Closure, Kindness Among Cakes, Quantum Nonlocality and the Death of Elvis Presley, If I Had a Nickel, A Good Problem to Have, Johnny Depp, Fate, and the Double-Decker Hollywood Tour Bus, and Being Young Was Her Thing)

Life.

Divorce.

Marriage.

Child birth.

Why is the tortoise in “The Rematch” really unmoved by the request for a new race? (from The Rematch, Dark Matter, No One Goes to Heaven to See Dan Fogelberg, Romance, Chapter One, Julie and the Warlord, The Something by John Grisham, The Girl Who Gave Great Advice, All You Have to Do, ‘Rithmetic, and The Ambulance Driver)

It will only bring him more fame.

He wants a second chance to humiliate the hare.

He thinks he will win again.

It will not change anything for him, win or lose.

Where does the man in “If I Had a Nickel” get the idea he could make money spilling coffee? (from MONSTER: The Roller Coaster, Kellogg’s (or: The Last Wholesome Fantasy of the Middle-School Boy), The Man Who Posted Pictures of Everything He Ate, Closure, Kindness Among Cakes, Quantum Nonlocality and the Death of Elvis Presley, If I Had a Nickel, A Good Problem to Have, Johnny Depp, Fate, and the Double-Decker Hollywood Tour Bus, and Being Young Was Her Thing)

His girlfriend told him she would pay him.

It’s an old saying.

From a new company selling cleaning products.

Someone promised him they would.