1. Why did pirates wear earrings?
   a: So they could pay the ferry when they died;  b: Weapons; c: They hung food from it for their parrots to eat; d: To be the lead pirate
   
2. Which Humphrey Bogart classic won him an Oscar but was not made by Warner Brothers Studios?
   a: To Have and Have Not; b: Casablanca; c: The African Queen d: The Maltese Falcon
   
3. If you served a fried alevin what would you be serving?
   a: Veal; b: Pork; c: Lamb; d: Young trout
   
4. Partridge, turtle doves, French hens, colly birds, gold rings...? (What’s next?)
   a: Maids; b: Geese; c: Swans; d: Drummers        
   
5. The constellation “Crux” is probably better known as what?
   a: Northern Cross; b: Northern Crown; c: Southern Crown; d: Southern Cross
   
6. If I am born in March what is my flower?
   a: Jonquil; b: Sweet Pea; c: Rose; d: Gladioli;     
   
7. Which game show gave its name to a New Mexico town?
   a: You Bet Your Life; b: Truth or Consequences; c: Beat the Clock; d: Queen for a Day
   
8. What was the name of the agreement that limited naval power on the Great Lakes?
   a: Calhoun-Pitt; b: Clay-Trimble; c: Rush-Bagot; d: Barry-Gladstone
   
9. What is it called when we have a second full moon within one month?
   a: Full moon; b: Blue moon; c: New moon; d: To the moon, Alice!
   
10. In 2000, I met Angela and we married in August 2001. We took our honeymoon first near St. Mark’s Square and then not far from the Spanish Steps. where were we?
    a: Rome and Turin; b: Venice and Barcelona; c: Venice and Rome; d: Venice and Madrid
    
11. This sentimental film follows the 60-year career of a public school master at Brookfield School:
    a: Boys Will Be Boys; b: Goodbye Mr. Chips; c: Good Morning Boys; d: The Ghost of St Michaels
    
12. When waved by the starter, what color flag indicates a driver is entering the last lap of practice, qualifying, or race?
    a: Checkered; b: White; c: Red; d: Green          
    
13. Who painted The Sleeping Gypsy?
    a: John Constable; b: James Abbott McNeill Whistler; c: Henri Rousseau; d: Winslow Homer
    
14. From The Dukes of Hazzard, what exact car type was General Lee?
    a: ’69 Dodge Charger; b: ’67 Plymouth Fury; c: ’69 Ford Mustang; d ’67 Chevy Impala
    
15. Who was the host of Password and G.E. College Bowl?
    a: Gene Rayburn; b: Regis Philbin; c: Allen Ludden; d: Peter Marshall           
    
16. What was Sir Edmund Hillary’s profession?
    a: Dentist; b: Doctor; c: Teacher; d: Beekeeper
    
17. Which country joined the 11-member Economic and Monetary Union on January 1, 2001?
    a: Czech Republic; b: Denmark; c: Estonia; d: Greece
    
18. According to Wien’s Displacement Law of blackbody radiation, the “color” of a star is related directly to it surface temperature. In general, red stars are cool while blue stars are hot. Which of the following stars is the coolest?
    a: Polaris; b: The Sun; c: Arcturus; d: Spica          
    
19. Whose lyrics are “How can I just let you walk away, just let you leave without a trace?
    a: Genesis; b: Phil Collins; c: U2; d: Bel Biv Devoe
    
20. Charlie Sheen is brother to ____?
    a: Paula Abdul; b: Ally Sheedy; c: Emilio Estevez; d: Mike Myers
    
21. What was the first German city taken by the Allies in World War II?
    a: Freiburg; b: Rastatt; c: Lorrach; d: Aschen
    
22. Who was Wally Cleaver’s best friend?
    a: Lumpy; b: Dennis; c: Margaret; d: Eddie
    
23. Who hosted $25,000 Pyramid?
    a: Bert Parks; b: Monty Hall; c: Jack Bailey;  d: Dick Clark
    
24. Which Academy Award nominated song was performed fourth in the movie “South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut”?
    a: Mountain Town; b: Blame Canada; c: Up There; d: I’m Super         

Answers: 1-a; 2-c; 3-d; 4-b; 5-d; 6-a; 7-b; 8-c; 9-b; 10-c; 11-b; 12-b; 13-c; 14-a; 15-c; 16-d; 17-d; 18-c; 19-b; 20-c; 21-d; 22-d; 23-d; 24-b