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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who created Iron Man? Stan Lee
2. The Gobi Desert lies within which two countries? China and Mongolia
3. What movie's title character is given a new name when he's seen playing with Two Socks? Dances with Wolves'
4. The US was among several nations that sent troops to quell which 1900 uprising in China? The Boxer Rebellion
5. What is the atomic number of iodine? 53
6. Who created the icy treat better known as "popsicle"? Frank Epperson
7. How does Tony Montana pronounce his home country in Scarface? Coo-ba
8. What were the nicknames of the Dean brothers who pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals? Daffy and Dizzy
9. What is the only bird that can fly backwards? Hummingbird
10. What is the capital of Ghana? Accra
Tie Breaker What was New York Yankees original name? New York Highlanders


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who was the son of Saturn and Ops, and the husband of Juno? Jupiter
2. What year did Bangladesh declare its independence from Pakistan? 1971
3. When Forrest Gump was in the army, what sport was he good at? Ping Pong
4. In what year did Margaret Thatcher assume office as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom? 1979
5. What fruit comes in Redchief and Earliglow variety? Strawberries
6. What common cooking ingredient gets its name from the French words meaning "sour wine"? Vinegar
7. Which music genre lilterally means "new trend" in Portuguese? Bossa Nova
8. What is the official residence of the president of France? Elysee Palace
9. Where did the world's tallest bird, the giant moa, live until it went extinct around 1500? New Zealand
10. Which quarter of New Orleans is famous for its restaurants and jazz clubs? French Quarter
Tie Breaker Who is Mega Man's creator? Dr. Light

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. What kind of animal is Beatrix Potters' "Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle"? Hedgehog
2. Port Vila is the capital of which country? Vanuatu
3. "The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle" is a mockumentary about what band? The Sex Pistols
4. Which US gangster described himself as a used furniture dealer on his business card? Al Capone
5. What relative of the raccoon is sometimes known as the cat-bear? The Panda
6. How many strings does a standard ukulele have? 4
7. Which director was responsible for four of the highest grossing films of the 1980s? Steven Spielberg
8. What does FIFA stand for? Fédération Internationale de Football Association
9. What year did the US issue a patent on the production of margarine? 1871
10. In what Australian state would you find Fremantle? Western Australia
Tie Breaker What is sometimes known as Goober Grease? Peanut Butter