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The Great American News Quiz
October 9, 2007
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See how well you know American pop culture! Here's the Great American Culture Quiz as featured on The O'Reilly Factor on Tuesday, October 9, 2007.
1. John Wayne's last movie was "The Shootist." Who played his lady friend in that film?
Lauren Bacall
Maureen O'Hara
Ann Margaret
Angie Dickinson
2. Which rider is not one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?
disease
pestilence
war
famine
3. Three Dog Night sold 55 million records. What does "three dog night" mean?
a long night
a warm night
a cold night
a snowy night
4. "Okay" is thought to be the most used word in the world. Legend has it that which President was responsible for the word "okay?"
Grant
Lincoln
Jackson
Van Buren
5. Regis Philbin continues to dominate daytime TV at age 76. Earlier in his career, Mr. Philbin was which comedian's sidekick?
Don Rickles
Joey Bishop
Buddy Hackett
Jerry Lewis
Click the "Submit" button above to see your results.
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