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. Who, in November 1800, became the first president to live in the White House?
-2. The food that restaurants call a squab is actually a juvenile form of what "rat with feathers"?
-3. What is the term pH an abbreviation for?
-4. What museum was originally called the Museum of Nonobjective Painting?
-5. What colorful animal name is given to green Kentucky whiskey straight from the still?
-6. Born in Little Italy, NY, what director gave up attempting the priesthood to become a film director?
-7. An arm of the Mediterranean Sea between Greece and Turkey, it was named for the father of Theseus who, believing his son dead, hurled himself into it.
-8. His hometown of East Derry, New Hampshire was almost renamed Spacetown.
-9. For what player did the Phillies retire number 32?
-10. What were the four things that Churchill said that he only had to offer?

3. Always known it as "hydrogen ion concentration" - is there an actual abbreviation using "p" and "H"?

7.Aegeus/Aegean Sea

3. pH is the horsepower of a car in reverse! These are cryptic clues aren't they?

Bernie

8. Alan Shepard

Haroula and Sondi, good answers!

Bernie

Yes Rog, and you've got the Hydrogen part right.

10. blood, sweat, tears and toil?

6. Martin Scorsese

1. I think I know this from watching the HBO show. John Adams.

2. pigeon

9. Steve Carlton

Wow! All correct!

4. Guggenheim Museum

3.Potential hydrogen.

Both correct, ladies!