Trivia Newsletter XCIV Submission Form
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Question #1 - It’s not a lie, but it’s not the truth: WHAT name, coined by Gregory K. Pincus, is given to poems such as the following? Part of the poem, also the answer to this question, has been replaced with a “[BLANK]” below.

[Poem contained in newsletter]
Question #1 - Please FILL IN THE BLANK in the following otherwise complete group: PE, NL, NB, NS, SK, MB, AB, BC, QC, [BLANK].
Question #2 - “Monsters need to become skilled at the profession of scaring humans because the existence of those monsters depends on scaring humans” describes the premise of the Pixar film Monsters, Inc. (2001); it also describes the premise of WHAT animated television show that aired from 1994 to 1997?

Question #3 - We Are Not Free, a 2020 novel set during World War II and named by TIME as one of the 100 best young-adult novels of all time, was written by WHAT author, who is also the author of the Sea of Ink and Gold trilogy?

Question #5 - Every president of the United States, except Donald Trump, has served as at least one of the following prior to becoming president: (a) the U.S. Vice President, (b) a member of Congress, (c) a state or territorial governor, (d) a U.S. Army general, or (e) a Cabinet secretary; for example, John F. Kennedy, the 35th president, satisfied (b) before becoming president. If we removed option (e) from the prior sentence, WHAT president would join Trump in the distinction of not having served as any of the roles described in (a) through (d)?

Question #8 - WHAT U.S. president generally fills in the blank in the following sequence? George Washington, George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Martin Van Buren, Millard Fillmore, Chester A. Arthur, [BLANK].

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