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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. What kind of information resource takes its name from a Hawaiian word for "quick"? A wiki
2. What sea does Slovenia have water access to? Adriatic
3. Who played the role of the fugitive in the 1993 movie by the same name? Harrison Ford
4. What was the first railroad to cross the US? The Union Pacific
5. What element that is lacking in a diet causes goitre? Iodine
6. What is your occupation if you are sometimes referred to as an apiarist? Beekeeper
7. For what 1993 movie did Anna Paquin win an Academy Award? The Piano
8. How much does it cost to buy a railroad in the standard game of Monopoly? $200
9. What blood cell deficiency gets its name from the Greek meaning "being without blood"? Anemia
10. To which group of islands does Corfu belong? Ionian islands
Tie Breaker What is the primary ingredient in Soy Sauce, besides water? Wheat


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What author created the characters Ponyboy and Sodapop? S.E. Hinton
2. What is the capital of the US state Wisconsin? Madison
3. What color was Tweety Bird originally? Pink
4. Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence? John Hancock
5. What was the name given to the space missions that took place between the Mercury and Apollo missions? Gemini
6. What phrase appears on the ribbon in the bald eagle's beak on a one-dollar bill? E Pluribus Unum
7. What double-word song title was a hit single by Neil Diamond? Cherry, Cherry
8. What racket sport involves bashing a bird? Badminton
9. What is the chemical symbol for Calcium? Ca
10. What Canadian province is home to Pink Mountain, Muncho Lake and Nootka Sound? British Columbia
Tie Breaker What does the abbreviation MBA stand for in the MBA master's degree designation? Master of Business Administration

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. When did J. D. Salinger publish the novel "The Catcher in the Rye"? 1951
2. How many US states border Mexico? 4
3. What name is shared by America's first Naval hero and the bass player for Led Zeppelin? John Paul Jones
4. During what century did the telegraph link both North American coasts? 19th century
5. What joins muscles to bones? Tendons
6. What was the name of the exercise product famously pitched by Suzanne Somers in infomercials? Thigh Master
7. Who is the only American-born member of Monty Python? Terry Gilliam
8. Whose death is described in the last chapter of the Torah? Moses
9. What is removed with an orchidectomy? One or two of the testicles
10. In what country would you find the active volcano "Popocatepetl"? Mexico
Tie Breaker In which Olympic games did Nadia Comăneci become the first gymnast to be awarded a perfect score of 10.0? 1976 Olympic Games