THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE KWIZ ANSWER
B Traven not only ate one cactus, he ate several cacti.
B Traven not only ate one cactus, he ate several cacti.
Before assigning the name Gold Hat to this character, B. Traven, mysterious author of the unique novel,
a. ate a cactus.
b. lived up to his neck in a mudhole for a week.
c. drank so much tequila that he levitated, and his serape turned phosphorescent green.
d. slithered on his belly through mesquite, eating dirt.
e. fled New York after punching Flo Ziegfeld.
Thing 1 – a well worn deck of cards missing its 3 of clubs
Thing 2 – a 100 watt light bulb, burned out
Thing 3 – a large key ring holding some 25 keys
Thing 4 – a human eye on a butter dish
The graceful ptarmigan need not mend its fences.
At last you have arrived at the cottage in the woods. You push the door open and enter. Fireplace. Plush chair. All you need to work on your manuscript for a few blessed days of peace and quiet. You shuffle out of your backpack and drop it to the floor. A muffled whump. Not the backpack. Seemed to come from the other room. ‘Hello. Anyone here?’ you say. You move toward the door to the other room, put your ear against it. Nothing. Silence. Then the door slowly swings open on its own. There she is. You die.