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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. Which novel by Louis de Bernieres is set in Cephalonia? Captain Corelli's Mandolin
2. In which city are the headquarters of Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries? Vienna
3. How many Oscars did the 1997 movie "Titanic" win? 11
4. Who was the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany? Konrad Adenauer
5. What is the name for a triangle with 2 equal sides? Isosceles
6. What name is given to the line running across a snooker table? Balk line
7. What are the names of the members of Pentatonix? Scott, Mitch, Avi, Kirsten, and Kevin
8. Who was the first winner of the Fifa World Cup? Uruguay
9. Black Corinth, Muscat, and Thompson Seedless are varieties of what fruit? Grapes
10. What is the only country that begins with the letter "O" ? Oman
Tie Breaker Who created the Rubik's Cube? Erno Rubik


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What miraculous transformation does the Devil first tempt Jesus to try in the wilderness? Turning stones into bread
2. What Scottish landmark borders on Fort Augustus? Loch Ness
3. In "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", what do the knights bang together to mimic the sound of trotti Coconuts
4. When did Sid Vicious join the Sex Pistols? 1977
5. Who was the first person to attach an eraser to the end of a pencil? Hyman Lipman
6. What American fast food chain is known as PFK in the Canadian province of Quebec? KFC
7. What skateboarding actor-to-be plays the main character in Sonic Youth's music video for "100%"? Jason Lee
8. What decade were golf carts introduced in the US? 1940s
9. What is a more common word for a fata morgana? Mirage
10. What city named its airport after Ayatollah Khomeini? Teheran
Tie Breaker What cartoon legend became the first licensed lunch box character back in 1935? Mickey Mouse

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who draft-dodged the Trojan War by dressing as a woman in the court of King Lycomedes? Achillies
2. What city, located on the Mississippi River, is known as "The Gateway to the West"? St. Louis
3. How does Kyra Collins die in the Sixth Sense? She is poisoned
4. Which country were the 1928 Summer Olympic Games held in? Netherlands
5. Which planet was originally known as the Georgian Star? Uranus
6. What did the letters in the name of the cable network HBO originally stand for? Home Box Office
7. Who played Lofty in the TV series "Eastenders"? Tom Watt
8. What model was married to musician Travis Barker? Shanna Moakler
9. What plant has a name from the French meaning "lion's tooth"? Dandelion
10. Which state is directly south of Virginia? North Carolina
Tie Breaker What baseball great was nicknamed the Iron Man? Cal Ripken Jr.