Judge — June 1938 — page 42: what you’re looking at

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Der your mental magnitude. Check off your choice of answer for each of the following questions—a pencil stub will do, An editor scored 80 on this quiz. 1, The Statue of Liberty is a National Monument on: the Isle of Man Staten Island Bedloe’s Island Manbattan Island wheels Coogan's Bluff 2. The supreme deity of ancient Rome was Jupiter. In Greece he was known as: Poseidon Bacchus Zeus) Wotan Pluto Stromberry 3. One of the following is a correctly spelled word meaning diagonal: catty-cornered caddy-cornered Catercouicicd caty-cornered ¢at-in-a-corner puss-in-the-corner 4. An official of a government residing in a foreign country caring for the commercial interests of the citizens of his own govern- ment is called: consulate ambassador Gonsul ambassador extraordinary council _ loafer 5. The Motion Picture Arts and Science award for 1937 went to: The Hurricane The Life of Emile Zola The Awful Truth Topper The Good Earth 6. Bucolic is a poetic synonym for: rugged bellyache rusty ratty Gustic ruddy 7. In nautical terms a junk is: alump old metal atramp steamer alame sailor a Chinese vessel) sour milk 8. In Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet,” Romeo's last name was: Montague) Capulet Othello Avon Omega Mud 9. Pair the following men with their proper ages: pA 1, Stalin & a. 35 2. Mussolini = % b. 59 3. Chamberlain 4- « 56 4, Roosevelt — ¢ d. 69 10. A region which is often mentioned in the Bible as a source of gold is: Lebanon Tyre COphir Canaan Babel Last Chance 11. Undoubtedly many people believe in monogamy, which means: (marriage with but one person at a time marriage with several people at the same time marriage with only one person during a life-time, though the spouse die 12. The cougar is a large tawny quadruped of the cat family. Pronounce it: (00-gurr haw-ger co-gear ¢00-ger) cow-gir $00-gar 13. One who revels in coarse extravagant humor an Rabelaisia Promethean satire is often referred to as: Machiavellian proletarian Gargantuan whacky 40 ARE YOU SURE? Fifty Questions to Make You Think 14. might know that an opah is a: You can't know everything, but you 26. Most baseball fans know that: ¢ the National League adopted the heavier gem slang expression _ charge account cover “dead” ball for 1938 vegetablp fish bumorons writer the National League retained for 1938 the same “lively” ball used in 1937 15. On May 1, 1937, President Roosevelt took time off during his vacation in the Gulf of Mexico to sign the: Declaration of Independence (Wagner Act 27. Letters weighing an ounce or a fraction of an ounce going first-class from the United States to Canada require how much postage: Neutrality Bill Naval Construction Bill Ctbregeents five cents two cents Tax Bill Constitution a schilling four cents seven cents 16. The moon is said to be in perigee when 28. This little instrument is nearest to the earth. When farthest from the used for the examination of the earth it is in: lungs and heart through the galaxy (apogee the soup sounds of their action. It is anomaly apocope conation called a: Syroscope fiuoroscope 17. Hurricane warning signals are: ear-trumpet horoscope ( two red lanterns with a white lantern tetboscope periscope between them two red lanterns, one above the other @ white lantern above a red lantern two green lanterns 29. Hervey (Anthony Adverse) Allen's lat- est novel is entitled: Action at Aquila Flame of Life In Praise of uje The Mortal Storm 18. This apparatus was formerly used in Where Now, Little Jew? Name punishing petty offenders. It is called: 30. A chinchilla is az pilaster 48 bean rodent scaffold chili sauce ape sul lotine government tax on fur coats pillar 31. England's Foreign Minister on May 15 was: Lord Halifax Anthony Eden 19, A dowitcher is a: ille Chamberlain bird) dignified elderly woman fish Sir Jobn Simon Lloyd George widow ball player pickpocket Adolf Hitler 20. Two World's Fairs will be held in 32. The world pocket billiard title for 1937 1939. One in New York and one in: was won by: Chicago Brooklyn Miami Willie Hoppe Irving Crane San Francisco) Flatbush — Los Angeles . (Ralph Greenleaf Sidney Lenz Max Schmeling 21. The Ambassador to the United States Waldemar von Zedtwitz from Mexico is: 33. Over 36,000, pounds of snuff Sr. Dr. Don Fernando de los Rios a niu, pownes OF sous were pro. Sr. Dr. Don Francisco Costillo, Najera) duced in the United States in 1935, which Sr. Dr. Don Augusto S. Boyd means 36,000 pounds of: Sr. Dr. Don Diogenes Escalante opium | chili powder bepperized peanuts pulverized tobacco 22. An ocean liner which transported al. Powdered onions herb powders most 100,000 men to France during the Kocce . World War was recently relegated the 34 One of these isn’t a Walt Disney dwarf: scrap heap. It was the ( Doc Dopey Snoozy Bashful Lusitania Manhattan Washington Grumpy Sleepy Happy Queen Mary (Leviathan Hindenburg 35. Mother's Day falls on the: first Sunday in May (second Sunday in May 23. In redeeming three-fifths of a torn dol- third Sunday in May ‘second Sunday in Jung lar bill, you would receive: Cfull value half value nothing two-thirds value three-fifths value thanks 1 Wlw S a. Chicago - 24, If it is one A.M. in Chicago on June1, 2: KDKA —b. Cincinnati , it is what date at that moment in San Fran- 3. WMAQ ¢. Pittsburgh cisco: 36. Pair the following broadcasting stations with the proper cities: 37. A ship's captain was recently accused Janet ote 3! Tine 2 M739 of yawing, which means that he: yawned like a chasm screamed with rage steered wild struck another ship ) raided the galley 38, In Swift's “Gulliver's Travels,” one of a filthy race of brutes having man’s form and his vices, is known as: Yabve Yoo boo Yankee Yokel 25. Delve deep into the remote recesses of your memory and name the chairman of the Republican National Committee: Jobn McLure Hamilton James A. Parley Ralph E. Williams ( Jobn Daniel Miller Hamilton Jobn Sherman Hamilton { Yahoo Alexander Hamilton Yamm comicbooks.com