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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. What does the acronym BPRD stand for? Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense
2. In which US city is the United States Naval Academy located? Annapolis, Maryland
3. "I’ll be taking these Huggies and whatever cash you got" is a line from what movie? Raising Arizona
4. What military legend was nicknamed "The Red Baron"? Manfred von Richtofen
5. A group of rhinos is called a what? A crash
6. A "top-sider" is a type of what? Shoe
7. What is the name of Jack's pet parrot on the TV show "Will & Grace"? Guspo
8. Which aviation company produced the DC Series of aircraft? McDonnell Douglas
9. What is the correct name for a baby mink? Kit or Kitten
10. In what city would you find the most famous street named "Nathan Road"? Hong Kong
Tie Breaker What were the surnames of Bonnie and Clyde? Parker and Barrow


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. Who wrote the short novel "The Old Man and the Sea"? Ernest Hemingway
2. The Khyber pass joins which two countries? Afghanistan and Pakistan
3. Which band produced the mega selling album "Rumours"? Fleetwood Mac
4. Abraham Zapruder gained fame for filming what important event in US history? JFK assassination
5. What do pumpkins grow on? Vines
6. What is the difference between caskets and coffins? Coffins have six sides while caskets only four
7. Vaselina and Brillantino were alternate names which film? Grease
8. What is food that is permitted to be eaten under Jewish dietary laws is known as? Kosher
9. What was the first man-made object to land on the Moon? Luna 2
10. What African country calls itself the "Land of a Thousand Hills"? Rwanda
Tie Breaker The Pope is guarded by soldiers form what country? Switzerland

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Whose right-hand man is Mr. Smee? Captain Hook
2. What two states share a border with Florida? Alabama and Georgia
3. How many times did Peter Sellers play Inspector Clouseau? Six
4. What famous trials were held in 1692 and 1693? Salem witch trials
5. Which metal has the chemical symbol "W"? Tungsten
6. What two skills make up the winter biathlon? Cross-country skiing and target shooting
7. What 1995 Kevin Costner film was the most expensive movie ever made, until "Titanic" came along in 1997? Waterworld
8. What kind of fish is lox made from? Salmon
9. How many toes does a pig have on each foot? 4
10. Which river separates Mexico from the US? Rio Grande
Tie Breaker On Mount Rushmore, which one of the presidents is wearing a jacket? George Washington