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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. Which novelist created the character Helen West? Frances Fyfield
2. What old Massachusetts town is nicknamed "Witch city"? Salem
3. Who was the main actor in the movie "A Beautiful Mind"? Russell Crowe
4. What ousted Eastern European leader was executed on Christmas Day in 1989? Nicolae Ceausescu
5. What fruit is packed with the most calories? The avocado
6. What color is the 3 ball in pool? Red
7. In which movie did Eddie Murphy play a character named Prince Akeem? Coming to America
8. In which Olympic games did Nadia Comăneci become the first gymnast to be awarded a perfect score of 10.0? 1976 Olympic Games
9. What is the name of the largest known satellite of Pluto? Charon
10. In which US state is the Catalina Island located? California
Tie Breaker What year did the US host their first Olympic Games? 1904


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who wrote the epic poem "Samson Agonistes"? John Milton
2. Sucre is the capital of what country? Bolivia
3. What year saw the release of the first "Planet of the Apes" movie? 1968
4. What did the class entering Harvard in the fall of 1967 have for the first time? Women
5. What is studied by nephrology? Kidneys
6. What did retired Seattle dentist Barney Clark make headlines for receiving on December 2, 1982? An artificial heart
7. What is the stage name of rapper Jayceon Taylor? The Game
8. Canonized in 1933, what famous nun is the patron saint of the French pilgrimage town of Lourdes? St. Bernadette
9. How many feet make a mile? 5,280
10. Pretoria is the capital of which country? South Africa
Tie Breaker Who invented Marmite? Justus von Liebig

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who does Alice follow down the hole? The White Rabbit
2. Approximately, how many times larger than Rhode Island is Texas? 257
3. Which English city was actor Stephen Fry born in? London
4. What age followed the Bronze Age? The Iron Age
5. What is the fear of heredity known as? Patroiophobia
6. What are the only two ingredients allowed in the "host", the Catholic Communion wafer? Wheat flower and water
7. The music band "The Cardigans" hail from what European country? Sweden
8. In the Christmas song, The Holly and The Ivy which one bears the crown? The holly
9. In what organ of the body is insulin produced? Pancreas
10. What is the largest country in South America? Brazil
Tie Breaker What does FIFA stand for? Fédération Internationale de Football Association