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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. During what war was the novel "For Whom the Bell Tolls" set? Spanish Civil War
2. What continent includes Iran? Asia
3. In The Simpsons, what vegetable did Abe once wear on his belt because it was the style at the time? Onion
4. What 20 year old boxer became the youngest WBL heavyweight champ in history, when he beat Trevor Berbick in 1986? Mike Tyson
5. Which element is combined with Iron to create Steel? Carbon
6. Who's responsible for "The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins"? Leonard Nimoy
7. What kind of animal is the title character in the 2003 movie "Finding Nemo"? Clownfish
8. What cosmetic brand gets its name from the Latin for "snow-white"? Nivea
9. What mammal has the longest pregnancy? The elephant
10. What bird is New Zealand's national symbol? The Kiwi
Tie Breaker What fitness program did Judi Sheppard Missett create in 1969? Jazzercise


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What poet coined the phrase "candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker"? Ogden Nash
2. What nation's legislative body is named The Great Khural? Mongolia
3. What was the first name of Martin Short's character on his TV show "Primetime Glick"? Jiminy
4. Who was the first chancellor of the reunited Germany? Helmut Kohl
5. Who oversaw the design and assembly of the first atomic bomb? J. Robert Oppenheimer
6. How many different falling pieces are there in the game Tetris? Seven
7. In what movie does Vianne open a chocolate shop in a small French village? Chocolat
8. Which vegetable is used if a dish is described as "a la Crecy"? Carrots
9. Which bird lays the largest eggs? Ostrich
10. What year did Bangladesh declare its independence from Pakistan? 1971
Tie Breaker What do the S, V, and P stand for in RSVP? S'il vous plait

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. What Beatrix Potter character has siblings named Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail? Peter Rabbit
2. In what US state would you find Fort Knox? Kentucky
3. Who worked as a salesman at Gary's Shoes and Accessories? Al Bundy
4. What was the chief Roman silver coin? Denarius
5. IQ tests are designed to produce what number as an average course? 100
6. How many gigabytes of capacity did the first iPod have? Five
7. What "Pink Panther" director produced the TV show "Peter Gunn"? Blake Edwards
8. The Hall of Mirrors is the largest room in what famous structure? Palace of Versailles
9. What garden flower's name literally means "nose twister"? Nasturtium
10. Which US state's way of life and culture is described as Cajun? Louisiana's
Tie Breaker What racket sport involves bashing a bird? Badminton