2024 Impossible Questions
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July Answers

July 22
Q: What material did Jim Henson use to make his first Kermit puppet? 
A: His mother’s old coat and a ping-pong ball. 

July 19
Q: Why is The Hardy Tree in London’s St. Pancras churchyard named after Thomas Hardy? 
A: Answer

July 18
Q: Name the professionals employed by Nintendo whom players could call for advice and assistance navigating a game before the internet era. 
A: Game Counselors  

July 17
Q: Which state in the US is closest to Africa? 
A: Maine 

July 16
Q: Name the 19th-century composer who was so adored by his fans that he bought a dog and used its fur to send to his admirers instead of his own locks of hair. 
A: Franz Liszt 

July 15
Q: A clock shows the time as 3:15. What is the angle between the hour and the minute hands from its 3:00 position? 
A: 7.5 degrees 

July 12
Q: Which TV show features a fictional advertising agency called Sterling Cooper? 
A: Mad Men 

July 11
Q: What is the smallest bone in the human body? 
A: The stapes bone, located in the middle ear. 

July 1o
Q: In a survey of 2005 people, 71% said that this activity gives them a “hall pass” for unlimited snacking. What is the activity? 
A: Going on a road trip. 

July 9
Q: Name the NFL Team that was nominated in 1985 for a Grammy award for Best Rhythm and Blues Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal. 
A: Chiago Bears 

July 8
Q: What is the term for when someone keeps buying books but never reads them? 
A: Tsundoku 

No questions 7 July 1 – July 5