MAC ATTACK QUIZ

Are you ready for a MAC ATTACK ??????

If you did the SCOT quiz, then you know how this works. All the answers have the word MAC somewhere in them, in that order, M-A-C. I give you the clues, and it IS an honor system. Just see how many you can get right. (Ha, ha) I gave you some hints, so you should not have TOO much trouble. (Ha, ha, again)

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1. A Brit’s raincoat.

2. Substance used in paving.

3. Type of pasta.

4. Some of these shrubs may cause itching and a rash.

5. Short, heavy, woolen coat—often plaid.

6. Our hero.

7. A type of fish.

8. Song by “The Village People.”

9. Expensive type of nutlike seeds grown in Australia and Hawaii (Yummy).

10. Type of pavement.

11. Large hamburger.

12. Irish term of endearment. Hint—it is used in a song with “Mother”.

13. He said, “Old soldiers never die, they just fade away.”

14. A system or device that helps us do work.

15. Son of Odysseus and Penelope (the Odyssey).

16. Baseball player and manager—a stadium in Philly bears his name.

17. Ratio of an object’s speed to the speed of sound (e.g. speed of an airplane).

18. Very, very clean.

19. Type of parrot.

20. Large white blood cell that engulfs and destroys foreign matter.

21. Shakespearean lady with a hand-washing compulsion.

22. They sing, “Don’t Stop” (Thinking About Tomorrow).

23. A facial contortion.

24. A sweet cookie made with almond or coconut paste.

25. He wrote, “The Prince.”

26. Large department store. (Originally in NYC)

27. Large, broad, knife used for clearing jungle growth.

28. Designer of glamourous fashions.

29. Adventure series guy—could build or fix anything with stuff lying around.

30. One of our BB members—exalted keeper of the Highlander Song Book (from the Scifi BB).

31. The craft of knotting and weaving cord or string into a patterned lacework.

32. Famous ancient fortress—city in the Peruvian Andes.

33. A type of Hispanic “line dance” having intricate hand movements.

34. Steve Jobbs’ baby.

35. An area in the Balkans associated with Alexander the Great. It comes from a Greek word meaning “Highlander.” How about THAT?