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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who wrote the novel "Carrie" in 1973? Stephen King
2. Which US state is nicknamed the "Ocean State"? Rhode Island
3. What holiday is celebrated with an aluminum pole, the Airing of Grievances, and Feats of Strength? Festivus
4. Which US president is buried in Mount Vernon, Virginia? George Washington
5. Which member of the cat family cannot retract its claws? The cheetah
6. What company makes the Larry O'Brien Trophy? Tiffany & Co.
7. Who was the first winner of the British version of the TV reality show "Big Brother"? Craig Phillips
8. Which country invented the sauna? Finland
9. Almonds are members of what family? Rose
10. In what Australian state would you find Port Pirie? South Australia
Tie Breaker What happens when you roll three consecutive doubles in a game of Monopoly? You go to jail


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. "The Eroica" is whose third symphony? Beethoven's
2. What is the only US state whose entire northern border is formed by a river? Kentucky
3. Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Playboy Magazine? Peter Sellers
4. What treaty ended the American Revolutionary War? Treaty of Paris
5. Who invented the equals symbol? Robert Recorde
6. A Bloody Mary is a cocktail made with tomato juice and what type of alcohol? Vodka
7. What hit 1992 movie gave Geena Davis the chance to prove she could spit? A League of their Own
8. Sepp Blatter and Jack Warner are former executives from which international sports organization? FIFA
9. What sailor's disease resulted from a deficiency of Vitamin C? Scurvy
10. What five countries border Peru? Columbia, Ecuador, Brazil, Bolivia and Chile
Tie Breaker What is Lepidopterology the study of? Moths and butterflies

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. What is the name of cartoon character Charlie Brown's dog? Snoopy
2. What two states border Lake Champlain? New York and Vermont
3. Who is the lead singer of the band Blur? Damon Albarn
4. Traffic lights were first used in London in which year? 1868
5. By what more common name is the star cluster, Pleiades, better known as? Seven Sisters
6. Capricorn is represented by what animal as its zodiacal symbol? Goat
7. What popular Walt Disney character shares a name with a planet? Pluto
8. The zodiac sign "Leo" refers to what animal? The lion
9. How many yards are there in a chain? 22
10. The city of Pittsburgh is located in which state? Pennsylvania
Tie Breaker In the game of chess, which piece has the most freedom to move? The queen