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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. What artist sold only one painting, "The Red Vineyard", during his lifetime? Vincent van Gogh
2. What country borders Guinea to the south? Sierra Leone
3. What was the first female rap group to win a Grammy in 1995? Salt-N-Pepa
4. Which saint is said to have landed in Ireland in 432 AD? St. Patrick
5. What type of dog is known as the "King of the Terriers"? Airedale
6. In the standard Monopoly game, what place will you land on if you roll 9 when on Park Avenue? Oriental Avenue
7. Which famed science fiction author wrote the novelization for the 1966 film, "Fantastic Voyage"? Isaac Asimov
8. What is the longest running US game show? Price is Right
9. What type of animal flew to space in the US V2 rocket launched in 1949? A monkey
10. What African country was formerly known as Northern Rhodesia? Zambia
Tie Breaker What is the fourth sign of the Zodiac? Cancer


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What author created the land of Alagaësia? Christopher Paolini
2. Columbia University is located in which US city? New York
3. In the TV show "The Simpsons", who invented the drink "The Flaming Moe"? Homer
4. Which Egyptian queen is said to have died following a bite from an asp? Cleopatra
5. What is the only bird that can fly backwards? The hummingbird
6. What is the flower that stands for "a heart ignorant of love"? White rosebud
7. What was Tom Cruise’s character’s name in the "Mission Impossible" movie series? Ethan Hunt
8. Who was also known as "Black Dahlia"? Elizabeth Short
9. What bird is Britain's VTOL "jump jet" name for? The harrier
10. What year did Sierra Leone gain its independence from the UK? 1961
Tie Breaker Which sport would you be playing when competing for the Davis Cup? Tennis

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who shocked the public with his 1863 painting "Luncheon on the Grass"? Édouard Manet
2. The coast of what National Seashore is known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic"? Cape Hatteras National Seashore
3. "Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel" is a line from what movie? Wall Street
4. Which famous family owned a cat named Socks? The Clintons
5. Which one of your toes is also known as your "hallux"? Big toe
6. Many Bothan spies died to ensure the destruction of what? The Second Death Star
7. What was B.J.'s full name in the TV show "B.J. and the Bear"? Billie Joe McKay
8. What is Barbie's full name? Barbara Millicent Roberts
9. What does a manometer measure? Pressure
10. "Lost City of the Incas" is another name for what Peruvian site? Machu Picchu
Tie Breaker What Italian dish's name translates literally as "cooking pot"? Lasagna