1.

George Orwell wrote this book, which is often considered a statement on

government oversight.
a. !1984
b. Catcher and the Rye
c. The Old Man and the Sea
d. To Kill a Mockingbird

2. What position does Harry Potter play in Quidditch?

a. Beater
b. Keeper
c. Chaser
d. !Seeker

3. Who wrote the novel 039;Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas039;?

a. Henry Miller
b. F. Scott Fitzgerald
c. !Hunter S. Thompson
d. William S. Burroughs

4. The quot;Berenstein Bearsquot; is the correct spelling of the educational

children039;s book series039; name.
a. True
b. !False

5. Who was the author of the 1954 novel, quot;Lord of the Fliesquot;?
a. Hunter Fox
b. !William Golding
c. F. Scott Fitzgerald
d. Stephen King

6. The title of Adolf Hitler039;s autobiography quot;Mein Kampfquot; is what when

translated to English?
a. !My Struggle
b. My Hatred
c. My Desire
d. My Sadness

7. Which American author was also a budding travel writer and wrote of his
adventures with his dog Charley?
a. Ernest Hemingway
b. F. Scott Fitzgerald
c. William Faulkner
d. !John Steinbeck

8. Which of these book series is by James Patterson?

a. The Legend of Xanth
b. Harry Potter
c. !Maximum Ride
d. The Bartemaeus Trilogy

9. In Michael Crichton039;s novel quot;Jurassic Parkquot;, John Hammond meets his

demise at the claws of which dinosaur?
a. Tyrannosaurus Rex
b. Velociraptor
c. !Procompsognathus
d. Dilophosaurus

10. What is the name of Eragon039;s dragon in quot;Eragonquot;?

a. Glaedr
b. Arya
c. Thorn
d. !Saphira

11. Which author cowrote quot;The Communist Manifestoquot; alongside Karl Marx?
a. Paul Lafargue
b. Robert Owen
c. Alexander Kerensky
d. !Friedrich Engels

12. What is the name of the town in which Lily and James Potter are buried?
a. Hogsmeade
b. !Godric039;s Hollow
c. Ottery St. Catchpole
d. Little Hangleton

1. What was the name of the the first episode of Doctor Who to air in 1963?
a. !An Unearthly Child
b. The Daleks
c. The Edge of Destruction
d. The Aztecs

2. How long was Ken Jennings039; win streak on Jeopardy?

a. 62
b. 49
c. 88
d. !74

3. Who was the winner of the 2016 WWE Royal Rumble?

a. !Triple H
b. AJ Styles
c. Dean Ambrose
d. Roman Reigns

4. In quot;Star Trekquot;, Klingons are aliens.

a. !True
b. False

5. In the TV show quot;Mad Menquot;, what was Donald Draper039;s birthname?

a. !Richard quot;Dickquot; Whitman
b. John Ashbury
 c. Michael quot;Mikeyquot; Wilhelm
d. Donald Draper

6. On the NBC show Community, whose catchphrase was quot;Pop! Pop!quot;?

a. Senoir Chang
b. Star Burns
c. Leonard
d. !Magnitude

7. What was the UK quot;Who Wants to be a Millionaire?quot; cheating scandal known

as?
a. Coughing Major
b. !Major Fraud
c. Millionaire Crime
d. Ingram Cheater

8. quot;The Simpsonsquot; family is named after creator Matt Groening039;s real

family.
a. !True
b. False

9. Out of the 3 Tots in Tots TV, who speaks French in the UK Version and Spanish in
the US Version?
a. None of the Above
b. !Tilly
c. Tom
d. Tiny

1. What is the world039;s most expensive spice by weight?

a. Cardamom
b. Vanilla
c. Cinnamon
d. !Saffron

2. What does a milliner make and sell?

a. Belts
b. Shirts
c. !Hats
d. Shoes

3. What type of dog is 039;Handsome Dan039;, the mascot of Yale University?

a. Yorkshire Terrier
b. Boxer
c. !Bulldog
d. Pug

4. Which best selling toy of 1983 caused hysteria, resulting in riots breaking out
in stores?
a. !Cabbage Patch Kids
 b. Care Bears
c. Transformers
d. Rubikrsquo;s Cube

5. Which language is NOT IndoEuropean?

a. Russian
b. Latvian
c. !Hungarian
d. Greek

6. What is a quot;dakimakuraquot;?
a. A Chinese meal, essentially composed of fish
b. A yoga posture
c. A word used to describe two people who truly love each other
d. !A body pillow

7. What is the romanized Japanese word for quot;universityquot;?

a. Jimusho
b. Shokudou
c. Toshokan
d. !Daigaku

8. The term quot;scientistquot; was coined in which year?

a. !1833
b. 1933
c. 1942
d. 1796

9. What is the star sign of someone born on Valentines day?

a. Capricorn
b. !Aquarius
c. Scorpio
d. Pisces

10. A pasodoble is a type of Italian pasta sauce.

a. !False
b. True