1. Who was the British Prime Minister at the outbreak of the Second World War?

a. Stanley Baldwin
b. !Neville Chamberlain
c. Winston Churchill
d. Clement Attlee

2. Who was the only president to not be in office in Washington D.C?

a. Thomas Jefferson
b. !George Washington
c. Abraham Lincoln
d. Richard Nixon

3. Due to the Nagoya Resolution, China agreed to allow Taiwan to compete separately
in international sporting events under what name?
a. Republic of Taiwan
b. Republic of Taipei
c. Chinese Taiwan
d. !Chinese Taipei

4. How many people are in the U.S. House of Representatives?

a. !435
b. 50
c. 260
d. 415

5. Which letter do you need to have on a European driver license in order to ride
any motorbikes?
a. D
b. X
c. B
d. !A

6. One of Barack Obama039;s United States presidential campaign slogan039;s was

quot;Yes We Canquot;.
a. False
b. !True

7. Who was elected leader of the UK Labour Party in September 2015?

a. Ed Miliband
b. !Jeremy Corbyn
c. Theresa May
d. David Cameron

8. Which former US president was nicknamed quot;Teddyquot; after he refused to

shoot a defenseless black bear?
a. James F. Fielder
b. Andrew Jackson
c. Woodrow Wilson
d. !Theodore Roosevelt

9. What year did the effort to deploy the Common Core State Standards CCSS in the
US begin?
a. 1997
b. !2009
c. 2006
d. 2012

10. Which of the following Argentinian presidents was elected in 2015?

a. Juan Domingo Peron
b. !Mauricio Macri
c. Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
d. Nestor Kirchner

1. How many dots are on a single die?

a. 15
b. 24
c. 18
d. !21

2. What do you declare in Rchi Mahjong when you039;ve drawn your winning tile?
a. Kan
b. !Tsumo
c. Rchi
d. Ron

3. The Dice Tower network of board game podcasts and videos is run by which
individual?
a. Uncle Pennybags
b. Borth Sampson
c. Jason LeVine
d. !Tom Vasel

4. In quot;Magic: The Gatheringquot;, what instant card has the highest converted
mana cost?
a. !Blinkmoth Infusion
b. Assert Authority
c. Chant of VituGhazi
d. Vitalizing Wind

5. What was the development code name for the quot;Urza039;s Destinyquot; expansion
for quot;Magic: The Gatheringquot;, released in 1999?
a. Burrito
b. Enchilada
c. !Chimichanga
d. Taquito

6. In Magic: The Gathering, what term for blocking was established in the Portal
set?
a. !Intercepting
b. Blocking
c. Shielding
 d. Resisting

7. In what year was the card game Magic: the Gathering first introduced?
a. 1998
b. !1993
c. 2003
d. 1987

8. In the Board Game, Settlers of Catan, a die roll of what number causes the
Robber to attack?
a. !7
b. 1
c. 10
d. 3

1. When was the play quot;Macbethquot; written?

a. 1723
b. 1605
c. 1628
d. !1606

2. In the play Oedipus Rex, Oedipus kills his father due to jealousy in loving his
mother.
a. True
b. !False

3. What is the name of Broadway039;s first quot;longrunquot; musical?

a. Hamilton
b. !The Elves
c. The Book of Mormon
d. Wicked

4. What was George Bizet039;s last opera?

a. Don Rodrigue
b. Les pecirc;cheurs de perles
c. !Carmen
d. Griseacute;lidis

5. What play is the quote quot;Hell is other peoplequot; from?

a. The Condemned of Altona
b. The Flies
c. !No Exit
d. The Devil and the Good Lord

6. Who wrote the lyrics for Leonard Bernstein039;s 1957 Brodway musical West Side
Story?
a. Richard Rodgers
b. !Stephen Sondheim
c. Himself
 d. Oscar Hammerstein

7. Which of the following is not a piece from the 1950039;s musical West Side
Story?
a. Mambo
b. Tonight
c. Maria
d. !The Back Alley

8. After England, more Shakespeare plays are set in this present day country than
in any other.
a. !Italy
b. United States
c. France
d. Greece

9. Which Shakespeare play features the stage direction quot;Enter a messenger, with
two heads and a handquot;?
a. Othello
b. King Lear
c. Macbeth
d. !Titus Andronicus

10. Which of these plays was famously first performed posthumously after the
playwright committed suicide?
a. Much Ado About Nothing
b. Hamilton
c. !4.48 Psychosis
d. The Birthday Party

11. The protagonist039;s names in 039;Who039;s Afraid of Virginia Woolf039;, George

and Martha, were derived from George Washington and his wife.
a. !True
b. False