Part of your job as president will be to meet with foreign heads of state. But can you tell the difference between a foreign leader and a foodstuff? It would be pretty embarrassing to ask someone to pass the Sarkozy (instead of the succotash) at a state dinner and inadvertently cause the Secret Service to lift the French Prime Minister and carry him over to you. Each of the names below represents either a foreign leader or food. For each of the following, circle the correct answer.
1. Rahmon
Foreign leader Food
2. Ramen
Foreign leader Food
3. Al Thani
Foreign leader Food
4. Prince Albert
Foreign leader Food
5. Ho-Ho
Foreign leader Food
6. Hu
Foreign leader Food
7. Elizabeth II
Foreign leader Food Cruise ship
8. Bongo
Foreign leader Food
9. Soup
Foreign leader Food Both
10. Willis
Foreign leader Food
SCORING:
Give yourself 1 electoral vote for each correct answer.
1.Foreign leader. (Emomalii Rahmon, President of Tajikistan.)
2. Food. (Dehydrated noodles beloved by college students.)
3. Foreign leader. (Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Emir of Qatar.)
4. Both. (Head of state of Monaco and brand of tobacco. Yes, some people eat tobacco. They call it "tobacky.")
5. Food. (Delicious chocolate-and-cream snack cake.)
6. Foreign leader. (Hu Jintao, President, People’s Republic of China.)
7. Foreign leader and cruise ship. (Queen Elizabeth II, ceremonial head of state, Great Britain; luxury liner with its own casino and disco.)
8. Foreign leader. (Omar Bongo, President of Gabon.)
9. Food. (Nutritious and hot, except for gazpacho, which is cold.)
10. Foreign leader. (Victor Willis, lead singer of the Village People. )