English Usage Trivia(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE):If your teacher uses the following symbol on your term paper, it indicates this: (backward “P” combined with a “H”)Show AnswerAnswer: Begin a new paragraph
English Usage TriviaThe phrase “To take arms against a sea of troubles” is a “mixed” one of these figures of speechShow AnswerAnswer: Metaphor
English Usage TriviaLatin for “thus”, this 3-letter word is put in brackets to indicate an error in a quoteShow AnswerAnswer: sic
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaTime called this 1963 choice the symbol of the Negro revolutionShow AnswerAnswer: Martin Luther King, Jr.
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaThis Soviet leader was Time’s Man of the Year for 1987 & of the Decade in 1989Show AnswerAnswer: Mikhail Gorbachev
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaThe article on this Iranian, 1979’s choice, was subtitled “The Mystic Who Lit The Fires of Hatred”Show AnswerAnswer: Ayatollah Khomeini
Time's Man Of The Year Trivia6 foot 2, eyes of blue, this pilot was Time’s Man of the Year for 1927Show AnswerAnswer: Charles Lindbergh
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaTime chose this Chinese leader for 1978 & 1985 & spelled his name differently each timeShow AnswerAnswer: Deng Xiao-Ping/Teng Hsiao-Ping
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaIssues flew off the newsstand when this pilot was Man of the Year for 1927Show AnswerAnswer: Charles Lindbergh
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaDa! This Soviet leader made the cover for 1957Show AnswerAnswer: Nikita Khrushchev
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaIt was a dream come true for this minister in 1963Show AnswerAnswer: Martin Luther King Jr.
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaEgyptian leader who graced the cover for 1977Show AnswerAnswer: Anwar Sadat
Time's Man Of The Year TriviaTime wasn’t “lion” when it named this emperor for 1935Show AnswerAnswer: Haile Selassie