HELP!!!!! these qs r 4 my english class scavenger hunt. PLEASE HELP!?!
Question: 1.ronald chisson, a swedish candy maker, died in 1973 and was granted an unusual last request to have his coffin made out of what?
2.who had the original cover for their 1966 LP "yesterday and today" instantly recalled for being 2 gory?
3.in what childrn's book does te mischievous boy Max rule over monsters in dream world?
4.wat band is performing on stage at te opening of the vampire film "the hunter" staring David Bowie?
5.wat costume is young Michael Myers wearing when he murders his teen sister in the shocking opener of Halloween?
6.necropsy is a procedure which is better known as wat?
7.who won bram stoker award in 1990 for her vampire novel sunglasses after dark?
8.name the norwegian black metal band whose 2 core members are Fenriz and Nocturno Culto.
9.how is Carrie White ceremoniously humiliated on stage after nominated as being prom queen?
10.wat animal kills more people in africa per yr than any other?
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thank you.
Answers: 1.ronald chisson, a swedish candy maker, died in 1973 and was granted an unusual last request to have his coffin made out of what?
2.who had the original cover for their 1966 LP "yesterday and today" instantly recalled for being 2 gory?
3.in what childrn's book does te mischievous boy Max rule over monsters in dream world?
4.wat band is performing on stage at te opening of the vampire film "the hunter" staring David Bowie?
5.wat costume is young Michael Myers wearing when he murders his teen sister in the shocking opener of Halloween?
6.necropsy is a procedure which is better known as wat?
7.who won bram stoker award in 1990 for her vampire novel sunglasses after dark?
8.name the norwegian black metal band whose 2 core members are Fenriz and Nocturno Culto.
9.how is Carrie White ceremoniously humiliated on stage after nominated as being prom queen?
10.wat animal kills more people in africa per yr than any other?
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thank you.
1. In October 1973, Swedish sweet maker Roland Ohisson of Falkenberg was buried in a coffin made of nothing but chocolate.
2. The Beatles - The original cover "Yesterday and Today" was also known as “The Butcher Cover”
3. "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak
4. Song 'Bela Lugosi is Dead' by the band 'Bauhaus' at the start of vampire film "The Hunger"
5. his clown costume mask (?)
6. autopsy
7. Sunglasses After Dark by Nancy A. Collins won the Bram Stoker award in 1989, which was presented in 1990
8. Darkthrone
9. Buckets of pigs blood are setup above the stage and then tipped on her (and the prom king) when they go up on stage.
10. Hippopotamus
3. is "Where the Wild Things Are" I believe
9. is by having pig blood poured on her
no. 10 is the Hippopotamus, I know, it sounds stupid, but thats why I remembered it.