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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. What year did Ray Bradbury publish the novel "Fahrenheit 451"? 1953
2. In 1959, which two territories became US states? Alaska and Hawaii
3. What was Jonathan Richman's backing band? The Modern Lovers
4. Who succeeded Indira Gandhi as Prime Minister of India following her assassination in 1984? Rajiv Gandhi
5. What fruit comes in Redhaven and Harmony variety? Peaches
6. What letter is least used in the English language? Z
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8. Which country were the 1928 Summer Olympic Games held in? Netherlands
9. What psychiatrist developed the principal of "synchronicity"? Carl Jung
10. Which river does the Brooklyn Bridge cross? East River
Tie Breaker What food is usually left out for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve? Milk and cookies


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. Which of the Seven Dwarfs wears glasses? Doc
2. Which country's capital is Belmopan? Belize
3. Whose sidekick was named Pedro Sanchez? Napoleon Dynamite
4. During what decade was the first US transcontinental railway completed? 1860s
5. How many arms does a typical snowflake have? Six
6. Christmas caroling began as what old English custom? Wassailing
7. In what movie does Marlon Brando utter the infamous line "Get the butter"? Last Tango in Paris
8. HO scale is the most popular size of what? Model trains
9. A free radical is an atom or molecule that has an odd number of what? Electrons
10. What body of water separates Alaska from Russia? Bering Strait
Tie Breaker What traditional dish is served at Wimbledon? Strawberries and cream

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. What two characters are sculpted on Hannibal, Missouri's Main Street? Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn
2. Vienna is the capital of which European country? Austria
3. Peter Wolf was the lead singer and frontman of what band during the 1970's and early 1980's? J. Geils Band
4. What famous ship was sunk on May 7, 1915? The Lusitania
5. The world's first successful vaccine was developed to treat which disease? Smallpox
6. What does an Apiarist keep? Bees
7. What 1984 comedy is credited with the popularity of the girl's name, Madison? Splash
8. What two pieces are moved in chess to execute a castling maneuver? King and rook
9. Of the seven colors of the rainbow which is the middle one? Green
10. What is the name of the mainland portion of the province originally called Newfoundland? Labrador
Tie Breaker The March of Dimes was originally founded to help find a vaccine for what? Polio