Did Governor Schwarzenegger Once Pose Nude, and Other Trivia Questions

Question: How big a pencil-neck trivia geek are you?

Answer a series of forehead-slapping anecdotal factoids. It's up to you to weigh each fact in each anecdotal factoid. They're tricky. One might seem like total B.S. until it's revealed to be strangely and disturbingly "True." Another anecdotal factoid might seem to contain all solid and verifiable facts until it's revealed to be yet one more big fat garden variety "Bald-Faced Lie." And here's the trickiest part: an anecdotal factoid might even be "Half-True"; in other words, a mishmosh of truths and bald-faced lies, where you don't know where one ends and the other begins, much like the usual slop served by Madison Avenue, Washington D.C., and the Internet in its entirety.

Category: He's da Governator Quiz

Decide for yourself, and mark "T" for "Truth", "F" for "Bald-Faced Lie" or "TF" for "Half-Truth" in the blank slot next to each factoid.

The answers will be revealed on the next page.

1) __ Arnold Schwarzenegger's last starring role was in the 2001 action film "Collateral Damage." The plot was about a terrorist attack on New York City, complete with shots of the World Trade Center. After the 911 attacks, Schwarzenegger and Warner Brothers executives agreed to never show the finished film, costing all parties involved millions of dollars. To this day, the film still sits in a vault on the Warner lot.

2) __ Arnold Schwarzenegger was the first private citizen in the United States to own a Hummer. He still owns four of them. Three have been converted to run on hydrogen fuel cells, keeping with the California Governor's green energy policies.

3) __ In 1990, Arnold went to the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles and requested an investigation into his own family. This was how he found out that his father Gustav, the police chief of Graz, Austria, had been an early Nazi party member.

4) __ His first starring screen role was as Hercules in the 1970 B-movie "Hercules in New York." In the credits, he was billed as "Arnold Strong". Unfortunately, because of his thick accent, all of his lines in the movie were dubbed by another actor.