Larry Trivia/Polls

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This document is a quiz about a KFF staffer named Larry, testing the quiz takers' familiarity with details about Larry's life and career based on 20 multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics like the number of "Ask the Experts" panels Larry has hosted, what city he has not visited for an international AIDS conference, his partner's name, favorite Friday night spot, and more. The document provides the questions, multiple choice answers, and results showing the percentage of quiz takers who selected each answer.

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Testing KFF Staffers’ Familiar LARRY ity Larry Lover: Clearly, you are a stalker of a certain KFF staffer who goes by Larry. I regret to inform you that you will soon need to find another object of your affection. Larry Lukewarm: You know more than the average bear, but have not yet achieved creepy status. Larry Lame-o: Do you even work at KFF? How can you NOT know of all of the wonderful things Larry encompasses? Please try harder next time.

Overall Results 78% Larry Lover 20% Larry Lukewarm 2% Larry Lame-o

Question 1 13 16 17 20 How many “Ask the Experts” has Larry hosted?

Question 1 Results 44% 17 24% 20 19% 16 13% 13

Question 2 Rio de Janeiro Mexico City Bangkok Toronto Which city has Larry NOT visited for an International AIDS Conference as a Foundation staffer?

Question 3 David Karl Michelangelo Russell What is Larry’s middle name?

Question 3 Results 40% David 30% Russell 17% Michael-angelo 13% Karl

Question 4 The Dead English Beat Squeeze Talking Heads All of the above What is Larry’s favorite band?

Question 5 The Bronx Denver San Francisco Peninsula Seattle Where was Larry born?

Question 5 Results 48% The Bronx 30% SF Peninsula 17% Seattle 5% Denver

Question 6 Computer Science Economics Education Women’s Studies What was Larry’s major in college?

Question 6 Results 65% Economics 14% Women’s Studies 11% Comp. Sci. 10% Educ.

Question 7 Angelina Linda Regina Victoria What is Larry’s partner’s name?

Question 7 Results 93% Regina 3% Victoria 2% Linda 2% Angelina

Question 8 Blakes on Telegraph in Berkeley Coach Sushi in Oakland French Laundry in Napa Valley La Piñata 3 in Alameda What is Larry’s favorite Friday night spot?

Question 8 Results 41% La Piñata 3 in Alameda 30% Coach Sushi in Oakland 21% Blakes on Telegraph, Berkeley 8% French Laundry in Napa

Question 9 Ronald Reagan George Bush Bill Clinton George W. Bush Under which US President did Larry serve?

Question 10 Harvard Stanford UC Berkeley Which school has Larry NOT attended?

Question 10 Results 67% Stanford University 25% Harvard University 8% UC Berkeley

Question 11 Doing freelance web development Managing the basketball team Organizing human rights protests Working for the school paper Which activity did Larry devote most of his time to in college?

Question 12 Almond biscotti Apple Danish Chocolate croissant Orange scone What does Larry order with his coffee when he’s in DC?

Question 12 Results 41% Almond biscotti 24% Chocolate croissant 17% Orange scone 17% Apple Danish

Question 13 You can’t provide everything to everyone. The math doesn’t work. With our robust economy, American workers are finally seeing some improvements in the health benefits they receive. But low-wage employees still face enormous barriers to getting health insurance. Once you start to become the butt of Jay Leno’s jokes, you know you are in trouble. As long as the growth in health insurance premiums far outpaces the growth in wages, our economy will continue to prosper. Which is actually NOT a quote of Larry’s?

Question 14 Plays basketball with friends Races his car Takes dance lessons Teaches a class at Stanford What does Larry do every Friday morning?

Question 14 Results 86% Plays basketball with friends 2% Races his car 6% Teaches a class 6% Dance lessons

Question 15 11:45-12:00 12:00-12:15 12:15-12:30 12:30-12:45 Around what time does Larry go to Quadrus every day?

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Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 Question 11 Question 12 Question 13 continue next page Question 13 Question 14 Question 15 continue next page Question 15 Question 16 Question 17 continue on next page Question 17 Question 18 Question 19 Question 20 Question 21 Question 22 Question 23 Question 24 Question 25 Question 26 Question 26 Question 27 Question 28 continues next page Question 28 continue on next page Question 28 continue on next page Question 28 continue on next page Question 29 Question 30 Question 31 Question 32 Question 33 Question 34 Question 35 Question 36 Brief Profile of Employees in the New York Office # Employee Name Age Gender Physical Challenges If Any Ethnicity Personal Group Divisions 1. B. V. Glen 50 Male NA African American Member of an after-work religious group, along with Daniel Hogan and Larry Thomas. 2. Lori Cruz 32 Female NA Hispanic Dates Daniel Hogan. 3. Ralferia Herrera 27 Female NA Hispanic Socializes after work with team members Susan Taylor and Eugenia Warrenton. 4. Daniel Hogan 58 Male NA White Member of an after-work religious group, along with B. V. Glen and Larry Thomas. 5. Linda Rowe 47 Female NA White Prone to arguing with Kimberly Smith and Daniel Hogan over work-related issues. Most comfortable working with B. V. Glen. 6. Kimberly Smith 43 Female Wheel-chair bound African American Prefers to work alone, or with B. V. Glen and Larry Thomas. 7. Ryan Smith 28 Male NA White Dates Ralferia Herrera. 8. Susan Taylor 33 Female NA White Dates Eugenia Warrenton. 9. Larry Thomas 63 Male NA White Member of an after-work religious group, along with B. V. Glen and Daniel Hogan. 10. Eugenia Warrenton 35 Female NA White Dates Susan Taylor. Page 1 of 1 Brief Profile of Employees in the New York Office © 2006 Argosy University ...

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Larry Trivia/Polls

1. Buon Viaggio! Additional copies of this presentation are available at:

2. Testing KFF Staffers’ Familiar LARRY ity Larry Lover: Clearly, you are a stalker of a certain KFF staffer who goes by Larry. I regret to inform you that you will soon need to find another object of your affection. Larry Lukewarm: You know more than the average bear, but have not yet achieved creepy status. Larry Lame-o: Do you even work at KFF? How can you NOT know of all of the wonderful things Larry encompasses? Please try harder next time.

3. Overall Results 78% Larry Lover 20% Larry Lukewarm 2% Larry Lame-o

4. Question 1 13 16 17 20 How many “Ask the Experts” has Larry hosted?

5. Question 1 Results 44% 17 24% 20 19% 16 13% 13

6. Question 2 Rio de Janeiro Mexico City Bangkok Toronto Which city has Larry NOT visited for an International AIDS Conference as a Foundation staffer?

7. Question 3 David Karl Michelangelo Russell What is Larry’s middle name?

8. Question 3 Results 40% David 30% Russell 17% Michael-angelo 13% Karl

9. Question 4 The Dead English Beat Squeeze Talking Heads All of the above What is Larry’s favorite band?

10. Question 5 The Bronx Denver San Francisco Peninsula Seattle Where was Larry born?

11. Question 5 Results 48% The Bronx 30% SF Peninsula 17% Seattle 5% Denver

12. Question 6 Computer Science Economics Education Women’s Studies What was Larry’s major in college?

13. Question 6 Results 65% Economics 14% Women’s Studies 11% Comp. Sci. 10% Educ.

14. Question 7 Angelina Linda Regina Victoria What is Larry’s partner’s name?

15. Question 7 Results 93% Regina 3% Victoria 2% Linda 2% Angelina

16. Question 8 Blakes on Telegraph in Berkeley Coach Sushi in Oakland French Laundry in Napa Valley La Piñata 3 in Alameda What is Larry’s favorite Friday night spot?

17. Question 8 Results 41% La Piñata 3 in Alameda 30% Coach Sushi in Oakland 21% Blakes on Telegraph, Berkeley 8% French Laundry in Napa

18. Question 9 Ronald Reagan George Bush Bill Clinton George W. Bush Under which US President did Larry serve?

19. Question 10 Harvard Stanford UC Berkeley Which school has Larry NOT attended?

20. Question 10 Results 67% Stanford University 25% Harvard University 8% UC Berkeley

21. Question 11 Doing freelance web development Managing the basketball team Organizing human rights protests Working for the school paper Which activity did Larry devote most of his time to in college?

22. Question 12 Almond biscotti Apple Danish Chocolate croissant Orange scone What does Larry order with his coffee when he’s in DC?

23. Question 12 Results 41% Almond biscotti 24% Chocolate croissant 17% Orange scone 17% Apple Danish

24. Question 13 You can’t provide everything to everyone. The math doesn’t work. With our robust economy, American workers are finally seeing some improvements in the health benefits they receive. But low-wage employees still face enormous barriers to getting health insurance. Once you start to become the butt of Jay Leno’s jokes, you know you are in trouble. As long as the growth in health insurance premiums far outpaces the growth in wages, our economy will continue to prosper. Which is actually NOT a quote of Larry’s?

25. Question 14 Plays basketball with friends Races his car Takes dance lessons Teaches a class at Stanford What does Larry do every Friday morning?

26. Question 14 Results 86% Plays basketball with friends 2% Races his car 6% Teaches a class 6% Dance lessons

27. Question 15 11:45-12:00 12:00-12:15 12:15-12:30 12:30-12:45 Around what time does Larry go to Quadrus every day?

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