Bonjour, mes amis. I am Henri
de Goolooze LaPlex and I bid you welcome to the Moolah Rouge!
This is the place where
money flows freely, but not in the way you might think. Instead
of buying and selling, the patrons of our establishment indulge
in excessive amounts of monetary trivia!
Do
you have the financial foundation to be a part of this very exclusive
club? Perhaps you should let ME be the judge of that. Partake
in this simple orientation quiz, and we'll see just how far you'll
make it at the Moolah Rouge.
LET
THE ORIENTATION BEGIN!
1)
The first ballpoint pens were sold in the year 1945. How much
did this amazing new invention cost?
1¢
3¢
7¢
$12.00
2)
Think you have trouble stretching a dollar? It would be much
worse if you lived here. What is the world's most expensive city?
Tokyo
Hong Kong
New York
Paris
3)
Elvis Presley earned about $250,000,000 in his lifetime. How
much of his quarter billion remained when he died in 1977 at
age 42?
Nothing, he was broke.
$175,000
$4,000,000
$248,000,000
4)
What is the thinnest coin?
penny
nickel
dime
quarter
5)
When Elihu Yale donated to the Collegiate School, it was so
grateful that it eventually changed its name to Yale University.
Mr. Yale's donation equated to approximately how much money?
$2,500.00
$9,999.99
$100,000.00
$1,234,567.89
6)
According to a recent poll, what percent of students have
bounced a check at least once during their time at college?
10%
23%
48%
91%
7)
Iron Age magazine reported that President Theodore
Roosevelt was a drunk. He sued the publication and won. How much
was his settlement?
6¢
$1.00
$250,000
$10,000,000
8)
John Harrison, an employee of Edy's Grand Ice Cream, has insured
what for $1,000,000?
His collection of ice cream scoops
His tastebuds
His secret recipe for Neapolitan Ice Cream
His solid-gold banana split paperweight
9)
Warner Communications paid a staggering $28,000,000 for the
copyright of which popular song?
"Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"
"The Itsy Bitsy Spider"
"Jingle Bells"
"Happy Birthday"
10)
For the Disney film Aladdin, Robin Williams agreed to work
for only $485 per day, the minimum wage for movie actors. In
addition to his tiny paycheck, Williams asked for and received
what?
An authentic Walt Disney autograph
An original painting by Pablo Picasso
His very own roller coaster
A genuine solid silver magic lamp
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