Enigmarch, Day 2: FALSE

[tahnan]

For the prompt FALSE, why not a nice straightforward true/false quiz?

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False or What?

1. An anonymous tip led police to arrest Lewis Carroll for the Whitechapel murders, though he was later released after producing an anagram that proved his alibi. (1 pt)


2. Thursday is the only day of the week named for a Norse god. (3 pts)


3. Ishtar holds the record for the highest number of negative reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. (7 pts)


4. Bill Clinton is the only governor of Arkansas born in the city of Hope. (4 pts)


5. Of the books in the Old Testmanet named for a prophet, the last alphabetically is Zechariah. (2 pts)


6. Spongebob Squarepants lives in a clamshell at the bottom of the sea. (3 pts)


7. The film Witness for the Prosecution is based on a novel by John Grisham. (2 pts)


8. Heartbreak Hill is five miles from the start of the Boston Marathon. (1 pt)


9. All six stars of Friends won acting Emmys during its run. (3 pts)


10. Usher's Confessions was his first album to not appear on the year-end Billboard charts. (3 pts)


11. Poland (white over red) and Indonesia (red over white) are the only two countries with two horizontal stripes, one red and one white, on their flag. (4 pts)

Scoring (in rot13 to avoid spoilers; rot13 is otherwise not part of the puzzle):

33 cbvagf: Anvyrq vg. Nalguvat yrff guna gung: Ab, ernyyl, gurl'er nyy snyfr. Lbh fnj gur cebzcg, evtug?

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You can check your answer here.

Comments

[cyrano]

Took me a while but I finally got it, even if the answer box said I was wrong.
This will probably be the last of my Enigmarch successes.