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Round 1

Question Number Question Answer
1. What is the oldest symphony orchestra in the US? New York Philharmonic
2. On which continent would you find gauchos? South America
3. What game does Beetlejuice play with Lydia to get her to guess his name? Charades
4. Billed as "The Crime of the Century", in which US city did the Great Brink's Robbery take place, in 1950? Boston
5. Which mole-like mammal has given its name to a mean spirited or bad tempered woman? Shrew 
6. Crusiverbalism refers to what activity? The creation or solving of crosswords
7. Who was the first president of the Academy of Motion of Picture Arts and Sciences? Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
8. Genuphobia is the fear of what? Knees
9. Kalium is the Latin name for which element? Potassium
10. Dhaka is the capital of which country? Bangladesh
Tie Breaker What year did Ferdinand Porsche and his team started to design the VW Beetle? 1934


Round 2

Question Number Question Answer
1. What popular statue was designed by Fredric-Auguste Bartholdi? Statue of Liberty
2. The popular tourist destination, Amalfi, is located in which province in the Italian Campania region? Salerno
3. Who played the role of Jack Tripper on the TV show "Three's Company"? John Ritter
4. The Battle of the Plains of Abraham was fought outside of which North American city? Quebec City
5. What constellation is represented by the whale? Cetus
6. Who was given a gift of a hat pin and a copy of "Leaves of Grass" on February 28, 1997? Monica Lewinsky
7. What was Anna Nicole Smith's full birth name? Vickie Lynn Hogan
8. What year was the first iPad released? 2010
9. What ferrous alloy has a minimum of 10 percent chromium content? Stainless steel
10. Which island is the Dodo originally from? Mauritus
Tie Breaker What Latin phrase is used meaning “an attorney representing a client for free”? Pro bono

Round 3

Question Number Question Answer
1. Puccini's "Turandot" is set in which country? China
2. Which European city is served by Galileo Galilei Airport? Pisa
3. What is the name of the town where the Sons of Anarchy have their motorcycle club? Charming, California
4. What Harvard dropout held 535 US patents upon his death in 1991, second only to Thomas Edison? Edwin Land
5. Which element is combined with Iron to create Steel? Carbon
6. Who was the number 1 ­ranked female tennis player in the world 7 out of 9 years between 1988 and 1996? Steffi Graf
7. What track from U2's "The Joshua Tree" album won a Grammy for its video? Where the Streets Have No Name
8. What is the most common first name in the world? Muhammad
9. What fruit comes in Beefsteak and Roma variety? Tomatoes
10. Brown University is located in which US state? Rhode Island
Tie Breaker In NATO's phonetic alphabet, what is the letter "F" referred to as? Foxtrot