10 Questions

Try Again.....

Here are 10 questions, the answers to which are all the names of
pawnstars from RHP. They get harder as they go on:

1. Half of the original X-files team (an easy one)
2. Atticus' daughter in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
3. A coast of India
4. Tuthmosis I, Tutankhamun and Ramses I were all one of these
5. Archaeologist who excavated Troy
6. Poet who wrote Don Juan
7. Roberto _________ played for the mighty AC Milan in early 1990s
8. one who assists a minister in a liturgical service
9. A professor of Environmental Physiology at Harvard
10. 1940s radio adventure show 'Voyage of the ________ ______'

As said before answers are all names of pawnstars who are in recent
movers table.

Mark - who is very bored and trying to avoid doing work!!!!!

Since I never come down here the only one I know for sure is
#2...Scout

Love that book.

Dave

Schliemann - you should REALLY know the answer to one of the other
questions :-)

Mark

#1 is Mulder?? Or is it the chick?? Her name starte with an S I
think...never got into that show.

Which one should I know?

Dave

Correct again - if I told you which one YOU especially should know,
then that would spoil the fun(?) wouldn't it

Mark - going to have to do some work soon

#5

question 4 = Xenophobe... they all had a distinct dislike of other races
& sought to wipe them out (or it might be pharoah??)

Jon - who left a pub quiz team when he changed countries, and
they've been winning ever since.

er, I was thinking of pharoah, though xenophobe sounds good to me
as well!!!!
:-)
Mark - still trying to avoid doing work

Tiros de Molina is credited as the first to pen the tales of Don Juan in
the story of "The Liar of Siville". There is a Molina here, but not a
pawnstar.
After Molina, many writers & artists adopted the romantic fugure.
Mozart wrote the opera (I think), and again there's a Mozart here but
they're not a pawnstar.
This one's bugging me as I should know it, so I'm going to try to find
out...
Jon - who's is also not working

Duh... I only read this for my A-levels (Exams at age 18 in Britain)

Lord Byron

Correct, an ambiguous question, but hey it's part of the challenge(ish!)
:-)

Mark

Duh... I only read this for my A-levels (Exams at age 18 in Britain). It
was increadably rude for it's day, and even funny once you got into it.

Lord Byron