You've seen this location. It was reproduced faithfully in what blockbuster film by Martin Scorsese?

• Silence
• The Last Temptation
• Gangs of New York. (He did a good job.)
• Godfather III

Don't confuse this handsome devil with Brad Pitt, though many have. Who was he?

• JEB Stuart
• Jesse James. Not as glamorous as you'd imagined? Gangsters often aren't.
• Kit Carson
• Tyler Durden

The teacher leading these students in the Pledge of Allegiance wasn't part of a movie. She was living the Civil Rights Movement in the late 1950s. But she has something in common with the movie A-list. What is it?

• Her son is Will Smith.
• She later starred in an award-winning documentary.
• She lived next door to Meryl Streep.
• Her last name is Cumberbatch. Ms Claire Cumberbatch lived in New York and was an activitist.

This hotel is in Washington, D.C. What do the locals call it?

• The Trump Dump
• Watergate Plumbers Union
• The Hinckley Hilton. A man named Hinckley tried to kill somebody named Reagan at the T Street NW exit of this hotel.
• Little Caesar's Palace

What is unusual about this watermelon?

• It was grown in an atomic test area.
• It was a statue at the watermelon center in Texas. Weatherford, Texas is the spot.
• It was grown from genetically altered seeds.
• It was grown by Ronald Reagan.

This trippy mural comes from the Haight-Ashbury District in San Francisco. Carol M. Highsmith captured this hippie vision. What mythical name is given to the lady with the snakes for hair?

• Medulla Oblongata
• Cher
• Lamia
• Medusa Remember Perseus? Remember stop-action movies?

This man's just hanging around outside the campus engineering building in West Lafayette, Indiana. What did he do to get his own statue?

• Walk on the moon That's Neil Armstrong. They named the building after him.
• Invent a rocket
• Build the Brooklyn Bridge
• Invent television

Where does Carol Highsmith find these things? This one's in Oregon. What's the name of this remarkable geological formation? (No, it's NOT photoshopped. We have ethics'n'stuffz.)

• Oregon Pinnacle
• Brown Sugar Mountain
• Hat Rock It's sort of. . . apt, don't you think? I take a 7 and a half.
• Roy Rogers Peak

Where was this unusual piece of graffiti located? (Hint: a military photographer took the picture.)

• Inside a World War II bunker in Germany
• In the stairwell of an atomic missile silo We guess they got bored waiting for World War Three.
• In an army canteen in Hawaii
• In a Pentagon washroom

Civic pride? What are these people up to, and where?

• Burning Jewish books in Berlin
• Burning 'dirty' books in York
• Burning contraceptive information in Boston
• Burning German textbooks in Wisconsin Wisconsin, a state largely founded by freedom-loving German immigrants, outlawed the teaching of the 'enemy tongue' in 1918. Go figure.