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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. The Christmas carol "Jingle Bells" was first published under what title? One Horse Open Sleigh
2. What nation's legislative body is named The Kuvendi? Albania
3. What TV show takes place in the fictional city of Melonville? SCTV
4. Mehmat Ali Agca was accused of shooting whom in 1981? Pope John Paul II
5. What element do you need to avoid goitre? Iodine
6. What country celebrates its National Day on 14th July? France
7. What was the first name of the main character in the 1986 movie "Crocodile Dundee"? Michael
8. What country has the highest consumption of candy annually per person? Denmark
9. What color diamond is produced if it contains traces of boron? Blue
10. What is the capital of Northern Mariana Islands? Saipan
Tie Breaker What car company takes its name from the Japanese word for the constellation Pleiades? Subaru


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What playwright wrote "Death of a Salesman"? Arthur Miller
2. Muscat is the capital of which country? Oman
3. What TV show featured the fictional "The Fraternal Order of Loons" fraternity? Coach
4. Which country was the first to sell its residents' genetic codes to a biotechnology company? Iceland
5. What is the branch of medicine that deals with the care of infants and children? Pediatrics
6. What is the name of the production company founded by Oprah Winfrey in 1986? Harpo
7. The I-V-vi-IV chord progression is commonly referred to by what alliterative name? Pop-punk progression
8. What event in a decathlon takes the athletes to the greatest height? Pole vault
9. What astronomical aid takes its name from Greek words meaning "far seeing"? Telescope
10. In which US state is the Grand Coulee Dam? Washington
Tie Breaker By which name is Paul Francis Gadd better known? Gary Glitter

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who was the valet that followed Phileas Fogg when he traveled around the world in 80 days? Jean Passepartout
2. What islands are home to most of the world's blue-footed boobies? The Galapagos Islands
3. Who sang the 1979 song "Family Tradition"? Hank Williams Jr.
4. To counter slipping sales, what was marketed, beginning in 1987, as "the other white meat"? Pork
5. What is the worlds fastest growing plant? Bamboo
6. In which athletics event might you use a Fosbury Flop? High Jump
7. What is the name of Doc Brown's very clever dog in Back to the Future? Einstein
8. In Scotland what was the tawse? Teachers Strap or belt
9. Nelis, Seckel, Forelle and Bosc varieties of what? Pears
10. What is the world’s most southerly capital city? Wellington
Tie Breaker What two colours make purple? Red and Blue