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Forty years after Albert Kinsey demystifed American sexuality with Sexual Behavior in the
Human Male, he's proven a mysterious enough figure to inspire a full-on artistic onslaught. The new biopic Kinsey and T.C. Boyle's novel The Inner Circle (not to mention a musical opening in Chicago) all graft dramatic narratives onto the man behind the methodology. What they came up with is intriguing: tales of group sex, kinky interoffice experiments and, uh, showtunes. But how much do you really know about
Kinsey's landmark findings? Click the link, take our quiz and find out.
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, featuring curious yet marvelous infusions of cucumber and rose petal.
