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 makes crude jokes of his own.

He walks of the stage in humiliation.

He questions their crude jokes.

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 would be a boring story to tell.

The sights are not that spectacular.

It has been done.

Why does the boy in “Kellogg’s” decide to move in with his biological father? (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)

To avoid his parents’ divorce.

To have all the money and privilege his biological father offers.

To avoid his parents’ unfair rules.

To win his prize money.

Why does no one go to heaven to see Dan Fogelberg? (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)

No one knows who he is.

He was not as famous as singers like Frank Sinatra or composers like Beethoven.

He cannot sing or dance.

No one liked him.

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)

He thinks he will win again.

He wants a second chance to humiliate the hare.

It will only bring him more fame.

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