1.

Which of these teams isn039;t a member of the NHL039;s quot;Original Sixquot;

era?
a. !Philadelphia Flyers
b. New York Rangers
c. Toronto Maple Leafs
d. Boston Bruins

2. The F1 season of 1994 is remembered for what tragic event?

a. The Showdown Australia
b. Verstappen on Fire Germany
c. Schumacher039;s Ban Britain
d. !Death of Ayrton Senna San Marino

3. This Canadian television sportscaster is known for his quot;Hockey Night in

Canadaquot; role, a commentary show during hockey games.
a. Don McKellar
b. !Don Cherry
c. Don Taylor
d. Donald Sutherland

4. Why was The Green Monster at Fenway Park was originally built?
a. !To prevent viewing games from outside the park.
b. To provide extra seating.
c. To display advertisements.
d. To make getting home runs harder.

5. Which NBA player won Most Valuable Player for the 19992000 season?
a. Allen Iverson
b. !Shaquille O039;Neal
c. Paul Pierce
d. Kobe Bryant

6. In what sport does Fanny Chmelar compete for Germany?

a. Gymnastics
b. Showjumping
c. Swimming
d. !Skiing

7. Which African American is in part responsible for integrating Major League

baseball?
a. Curt Flood
b. Satchell Paige
c. Roy Campanella
d. !Jackie Robinson

8. Which player holds the NHL record of 2,857 points?

a. Gordie Howe
b. Sidney Crosby
c. !Wayne Gretzky
d. Mario Lemieux
9. Which professional wrestler fell from the rafters to his death during a live
PayPerView event in 1999?
a. Lex Luger
b. !Owen Hart
c. Chris Benoit
d. Al Snow

10. Which year did Jenson Button won his first ever Formula One World Drivers039;
Championship?
a. !2009
b. 2006
c. 2010
d. 2007

1. Which of the following ancient Near Eastern peoples still exists as a modern
ethnic group?
a. Elamites
b. !Assyrians
c. Hittites
d. Babylonians

2. The creator of the Enigma Cypher and Machine was of what nationality?
a. American
b. !German
c. British
d. Polish

3. How many sonatas did Ludwig van Beethoven write?

a. 50
b. 31
c. !32
d. 21

4. What is the oldest US state?

a. Rhode Island
b. !Delaware
c. Maine
d. Virginia

5. Which building was set aflame on August 24th, 1812?

a. !The White House
b. Grand National Assembly Building
c. Parliament Building
d. Palace of the Nation

6. Which of the following snipers has the highest amount of confirmed kills?
a. Vasily Zaytsev
b. Craig Harrison
c. !Simo Hauml;yhauml;
d. Chris Kyle
7. After the 1516 Battle of Marj Dabiq, the Ottoman Empire took control of
Jerusalem from which sultanate?
a. !Mamluk
b. Ayyubid
c. Ummayyad
d. Seljuq

8. Which Roman Emperor led the Roman Empire to reach its maximum territorial
extent?
a. Julius Caesar
b. !Trajan
c. Constantine the Great
d. Claudius

1. What is the fourth book of the Old Testament?

a. Exodus
b. !Numbers
c. Genesis
d. Leviticus

2. Under what pseudonym did Stephen King publish five novels between 1977 and 1984?
a. Lewis Carroll
b. Mark Twain
c. !Richard Bachman
d. J. D. Robb

3. What is the name of the protagonist of J.D. Salinger039;s novel Catcher in the
Rye?
a. !Holden Caulfield
b. Randall Flagg
c. Fletcher Christian
d. Jay Gatsby

4. What is the title of the first Sherlock Holmes book by Arthur Conan Doyle?
a. A Case of Identity
b. The Doings of Raffles Haw
c. The Sign of the Four
d. !A Study in Scarlet

5. In the novel quot;Lord of the Ringsquot;, how many rings of power were given to
the race of man?
a. 5
b. 13
c. 11
d. !9

6. In quot;Little Womenquot;, which of the March sisters married Laurie?

a. Jo
 b. Meg
c. !Amy
d. Beth

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

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

8. Which author cowrote quot;The Communist Manifestoquot; alongside Karl Marx?

a. Robert Owen
b. Paul Lafargue
c. !Friedrich Engels
d. Alexander Kerensky