Try your hand at these brain-busting trivia questions. Remember, please, that you may not google or use any reference sources for the first 24 hours of this thread.

-1. What is the longest-running show in Broadway history?
-2. Who was the only NFL player to throw at least 4 touchdown passes and intercept 4 passes in a single game? (S B)
-3. What author has written a series of 4 books, one published every 10 years, that are set in Brewer, Pennsylvania?
-4. How many legs does a spider crab have?
-5. Which country has recorded the greatest number of shark attacks on humans ?
-6. Which Earl tossed a coin with Sir Charles Bunbury to decide which of their names would be used for a horse race they'd started?
-7. William Bonney was a famous figure in the Wild West - how was he better known?
-8. What do Ernest Hemingway, tennis star Bill Tilden, Oscar Wilde and Thomas Wolfe have in common? (they were raised as _____)
-9. What is the legal difference between libel and slander
-10. Which pop musician got his nickname from a yellow and black striped t-shirt he often wore as a teenager?

1. Phantom of the Opera

10. Sting

I like your gif

4 - I'll guess that like spiders, they have 8 legs. I did however, see on a documentary that they also have 2 little arms with which they feed themselves; so it might be counted as 10 legs

7. Billy the Kid

6. The Earl of Derby

5. Australia?

Yes to all!

Feel free to steal it, Cue.

9. Libel is a written statement of defamation while slander is a spoken or oral statement of defamation.

Spot on, Cheryl!

8. child molesters

3. John Updike

2. Sounds like the sort of thing Babe Ruth would do !!
Pretty remarkable whoever did it.

Sherlock

manxman and flotsam, good tries. I've added hints to the original questions.

2. Sammy Baugh

Good one, Fil!

8. orphans???

Nope. Their mothers raised them as girls.