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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. Which Beatles song is partially in French? Michelle
2. Which former Soviet Republic has Tashkent as its capital? Uzbekistan
3. What band did James Brown tour and record with in the 1950's? The Famous Flames
4. Who did Arthur Bremer try to assassinate in 1972? George Wallace
5. Which astronomer gave his name to a telescope launched into space in 1990? Edwin Hubble
6. In "Texas Hold 'Em", what is the name of the fourth community card dealt? The turn
7. In the TV show "The Simpsons", why did Bart and Homer have to work at the carnival? Bart wrecked Hitler's car
8. In 1985, what type of creature did Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus claim to have found? A unicorn
9. What scoop out cirques, coombs, and corries? Glaciers
10. What city in New Mexico was named after the Spanish words "the crosses"? Las Cruces
Tie Breaker Who was the first Toronto Blue Jay player to lead the American league in home runs? Jesse Barfield


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who flew from England to America in a giant peach carried by seagulls? James
2. Which African coast is Somalia located on? East
3. Which musical was built around the songs of the pop group ABBA? Mamma Mia
4. The Minutemen fought during what war? American Revolution
5. Who averaged one invention patent for every two weeks of his working life? Thomas Edison
6. In what US state are submarine sandwiches traditionally called "po' boys"? Louisiana
7. In The Simpsons, what is the name of the baseball bat Homer makes himself? Wonderbat
8. What part of a wine bottle is the punt? The indentation in the base
9. What does the "CAT" in "CAT scan" stand for? Computerized Axial Tomography
10. What is the official language of Guyana? English
Tie Breaker What is the highest number on a standard roulette wheel? 36

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who is the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Demeter? Ceres
2. What US city is known as the "birthplace of jazz"? New Orleans
3. What Canadian singer appeared on the first cover of "Entertainment Weekly"? K.D. Lang
4. On what island was Napoleon born? Corsica
5. What shape is produced by bees when constructing a honeycomb? A hexagon
6. Which brand name gets its name from the Finnish for "Wild Grass"? Timotei
7. Who had a surprise cameo as "Agent M" in "Men in Black II"? Michael Jackson
8. In what year was the Twinkie invented? 1930
9. What name is given to the speed at which airplanes produce a sonic boom? Mach 1
10. What does Montana's motto "oro y plata" mean in English? Gold and silver
Tie Breaker What color is the legendary Hope Diamond? Blue