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How cool are you? Round 3

Thomas W. Hodgkinson
Friday 16 December 2016 18:43 GMT
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Which popular novel reportedly inspired the killer of John Lennon?
Which popular novel reportedly inspired the killer of John Lennon? (Getty)

31 What four-letter word is the title of Allen Ginsberg’s most famous poem?

32 What killed the French cultural theorist Michel Foucault?

33 Which part of Che Guevara’s body was cut off after his death, and why?

34 What was the name of Andy Warhol’s video that showed one of his friends sleeping?

35 The author Maya Angelou once declared her motivation for writing was the same as Balzac’s. Namely?

36 Complete the the quote by French director Jean Luc Godard: “A story should have a beginning, a middle and an end. … … … … … …”

37 Name the make of car in which the actor James Dean met his death aged 24.

38 Name Elvis Presley’s favourite sandwich filling.

39 “I went to a Chinese-German restaurant. The food’s great but an hour later you’re …. … ….” Complete this Dick Cavett gag.

40 What did the author Hunter S. Thompson steal from Ernest Hemingway’s log cabin in Idaho?

41 What five-letter word described the style of free-wheeling, intensely personal journalism popularised by Hunter S. Thompson?

42 The photographer David Bailey’s father had a scar on his face. Who is said to have given it to him?

43 Who, in a controversial interview, did John Lennon claim The Beatles were bigger than?

44 Which popular novel reportedly inspired the killer of John Lennon?

45 What is Bob Dylan’s birth name?

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Taken from 'How to be Cool' by Thomas W Hodgkinson, published by Icon, priced £12.99.

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