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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. Whose novel is the basis for the Lloyd Webber musical "The Phantom of the Opera"? Gaston Leroux's
2. What US state's National Guard still calls itself "the Green Mountain Boys"? Vermont
3. What 2002 movie was developed under the title "Surf Girls of Maui"? Blue Crush
4. "Antonine Plague" was also known by what other name? Plague of Galen
5. What kind of tree produces prunes? A plum tree
6. What brand of seasoning was named after a famous prime rib restaurant? Lawry's
7. What pastime is the subject of the Christian Slater movie "Gleaming the Cube"? Skateboarding
8. How old is a Jewish boy who has a bar mitzvah? 13
9. What is the fear of social situations called? Sociophobia
10. On which Hawaiian island would you find Diamond Head? Oahu
Tie Breaker What sport did hall-of-famer Honus Wagner play? Baseball


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. According to the nursery rhyme, Winken, Blinken and Nod sailed in a "what"? Wooden shoe
2. Which Bay is located to the north of Spain? Bay of Biscay
3. What year was the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" released? 1961
4. According to legend, who saved the life of colonist John Smith? Pocahontas
5. What is a nebula? A cloud of dust and gas
6. How many checkers does each player start a game with? 12
7. What actor plays the role of Evan Treborn in the movie "The Butterfly Effect"? Ashton Kucher
8. From which US university did Richard Nixon obtain a law degree? Duke
9. How many pounds of jet fuel does a passenger Boeing 747 use during take off? Almost 6,000
10. What was New York's Bedloe's Island renamed in 1956? Liberty Island
Tie Breaker What other South American country, besides Venezuela, is a member of OPEC? Ecuador

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. What literary work inspired Dream Theater's "Pull Me Under" song? Hamlet
2. What US city is nicknamed the "Crossroads of the West"? Salt Lake City
3. What highway were Mickey and Mallory travelling in the movie "Natural Born Killers"? Highway 666
4. What year did Andre and Edouard Michelin first publish the "Michelin Guide"? 1900
5. What fruit was once called a Persian apple? Peach
6. What year were the first Olympic Games after World War II held? 1948
7. What was the title of Eddie Murphy's first movie? 48 Hrs
8. What is food that is permitted to be eaten under Jewish dietary laws is known as? Kosher
9. What umbrella term is used to describe a painful stiffness of the muscles and joints? Rheumatism
10. What is the only nation that borders both Ecuador and Bolivia? Peru
Tie Breaker What A-word means the same as toxophilite? Archer