Adventures In Odyssey Quiz

Jason is the correct answer because the question asks for the name of Whit's living son, implying that some of his sons may be deceased. Out of the given options, Jason is the only name that is mentioned and fits the criteria of being alive. Therefore, Jason is the correct answer.

Connie "almost" got married to Mitch.

The correct answer is Jenny.

Tom Riley is the correct answer because he is a long-time friend of Whit's and he ran for and was elected mayor of Odyssey. The other options, Jack Allen, Bart Rathbone, Regis Blackguard, and Eugene, do not fit the criteria of being a long-time friend of Whit's who ran for and was elected mayor of Odyssey.

The correct answer is John because it is stated in the question that Whit's first name is being asked for, and John is one of the options provided.

Whit's first son died in war. This suggests that he lost his life while serving in the military during a conflict. The other options such as being injected with the "Ru-cu" virus, having a heart attack, being murdered by Novacom, or drowning at Trickle Lake are not mentioned as the cause of his death.

Whit never wanted to adopt anyone, so the correct answer is Clara.

Horace McAllister is the correct answer because he is the founder of the town of Odyssey. The other options are not relevant to the founding of the town.

The correct answer is "Family Portraits" because it is stated in the question that Adventures in Odyssey was first called something else. Out of the given options, "Family Portraits" is the only one that fits this criteria.

Eugene went to college at the age of 14. This is the correct answer because out of all the options given, 14 is the only age that is reasonable for someone to start college. Typically, individuals finish high school around the age of 18 and then go on to college. Therefore, 14 seems to be the most logical age for Eugene to start college.

The given answer states that Whit paid one dollar to buy "Whit's End" from the McAllister family. This suggests that the purchase was either a symbolic gesture or a transaction with very minimal monetary value.

Camp town Races is the correct answer because it is a well-known folk song that is relatively easy to play on various instruments. The song has a simple melody and repetitive structure, making it accessible for musicians of different skill levels. Additionally, Camp town Races is a popular choice for beginners and is often taught in music lessons, making it a versatile song that can be played on almost any instrument.

The correct answer is "Accidental Dilemma" because even though Jason didn't actually die in any episode, "Accidental Dilemma" is the closest option as it implies a situation where Jason's life was in danger or he faced a challenging situation. The other options do not suggest any life-threatening or significant event related to Jason's character.

Whit had various jobs throughout his career, including being an English teacher, an NSA consultant, an ice cream store owner, and a book publisher. However, he was never a librarian.

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Dr. Dobson is the correct answer because he is a real-life person who visited Odyssey. The other options, Bob Smith, Dale Jacobs, Philip Glossman, and "No real person ever did" are incorrect as they either do not exist or have not visited Odyssey.

Rodney Rathbone [Badly] plays the accordion.

In episode 634 of the "Adventures in Odyssey" series, during the "Accidental Dilemma" episode, John Whittaker does make a phone call in which he unintentionally gives away Jason's secret identity.