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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. What classic novel's subtitle is "The Saga of an American Family"? Roots
2. What is the capital of Malawi? Lilongwe
3. Who plays the role of the Prime Minister, in the 2003 film "Love Actually'"? Hugh Grant
4. Who was assassinated by Charlotte Corday? Jean-Paul Marat
5. Which number system uses only the symbols 1 and 0? The binary system
6. How many dot positions are there in each letter of the Braille alphabet? Six
7. What country was the movie "Full Metal Jacket" filmed in? England
8. What do the four letters stand for in the name of the US government agency FEMA? Federal Emergency Management Agency
9. DuPont chemist Wallace Carothers developed what new plastic material in 1930? Nylon
10. What river flows through Colorado's Black Canyon? Gunnison River
Tie Breaker What is Pokemon an abbreviation of? Pocket Monster


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What Italian city was Michelangelo raised in? Florence
2. Which country borders Kyrgystan to the north? Kazakhstan
3. What actress replaced Shannen Doherty on the TV show "Charmed"? Rose McGowan
4. In October 2005, Angela Merkel became what European country's first female chancellor? Germany
5. What year was inventor Alexander Graham Bell born in? 1847
6. Which French district does Claret come from? Bordeaux
7. Which comic book and issue marked the first appearance of Wonder Woman? All Star Comics #8
8. What are the two main ingredients of a Hollandaise sauce?  Egg yolks and liquid butter
9. What playing card symbolizes death? Ace of spades
10. Because it entered the union in 1876, what western US state is nicknamed "The Centennial State"? Colorado
Tie Breaker Sakhmet was the Egyptian god of what? War and healing

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. What adventure tale introduced: "Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!" Treasure Island
2. Port Vila is the capital of which country? Vanuatu
3. Queen and Duran Duran both had drummers with what name? Roger Taylor
4. What Canadian city boasts the world's richest rodeo that was first staged in 1912? Calgary
5. What brightly colored monkey is the world's largest? The mandrill
6. On a dart board, which number is positioned between 1 and 5? 20
7. What popular artist co-wrote "Justify My Love" with Madonna? Lenny Kravitz
8. What does 3 dots, 3 dashes, 3 dots mean in Morse Code? SOS
9. What is a pencils lead typically made from? Graphite
10. Which of the New England states is the largest in size? Maine
Tie Breaker Cyanide is often said to have the bitter aroma of what? Almonds