1. The ancient Roman god of war was commonly known as which of the following?

a. !Mars
b. Jupiter
c. Juno
d. Ares

2. In Norse mythology, Thor once dressed as a woman.

a. False
b. !True

3. The Hippogriff, not to be confused with the Griffon, is a magical creature with
the front half of an eagle, and the back half of what?
a. !A Horse
b. A Tiger
c. A Lion
d. A Dragon

4. Who in Greek mythology, who led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece?
a. Daedalus
b. Castor
c. Odysseus
d. !Jason

5. Who was the Roman god of fire?

a. Mercury
b. Apollo
c. Jupiter
d. !Vulcan

6. Neptune039;s greek name was...

a. Apollo
b. !Poseidon
c. Zeus
d. Ares

7. According to Norse mythology, Loki is a mother.

a. False
b. !True

8. The Japanese god Izanagi successfully returned his wife Izanami from the
Underworld.
a. !False
b. True

9. In Norse mythology, what is the name of the serpent which eats the roots of the
ash tree Yggdrasil?
a. !Nidhogg
b. Bragi
c. Ymir
d. Odin
10. Which figure from Greek mythology traveled to the underworld to return his wife
Eurydice to the land of the living?
a. Hercules
b. Perseus
c. Daedalus
d. !Orpheus

11. A wyvern is the same as a dragon.

a. True
b. !False

12. What is the name of the Greek god of peaceful deaths?

a. !Thanatos
b. Tartarus
c. Moros
d. Hades

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

2. In which Shakespearean play will you find the suicide of Ophelia?

a. Macbeth
b. King Lear
c. Othello
d. !Hamlet

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

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

4. In Shakespeare039;s play Julius Caesar, Caesar039;s last words were...

a. !Et tu, Brute?
b. Vidi, vini, vici.
c. Iacta alea est!
d. Aegri somnia vana.

5. In Les Miseacute;rables, who is Prison Code 24601?

a. Jean Claude Van Damme
b. !Jean Valjean
c. Marius Pontmercy
d. Javert

6. In Jeff Wayne039;s Musical Version of War of the Worlds, the chances of anything
coming from Mars are...
 a. A hundred to one
b. !A million to one
c. A trillion to one
d. A billion to one

7. 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

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

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

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

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

1. Which of the following countries has officially banned the civilian use of dash
cams in cars?
a. !Austria
b. South Korea
c. United States
d. Czechia

2. Enzo Ferrari was originally an auto racer for what manufacturer before founding
his own car company?
a. Auto Union
b. Bentley
c. Mercedes Benz
d. !Alfa Romeo

3. Jaguar Cars was previously owned by which car manfacturer?

a. General Motors
b. Fiat
c. Chrysler
d. !Ford
4. Which of the following vehicles featured a full glass roof at base model?
a. Chevy Volt
b. !Renault Avantime
c. MercedesBenz AClass
d. Honda Odyssey

5. When was Tesla founded?

a. 2008
b. 2005
c. !2003
d. 2007

6. Which of these companies does NOT manufacture motorcycles?

a. Kawasaki
b. !Toyota
c. Honda
d. Yamaha

7. What model was the sports car gifted to Yuri Gagarin by the French government in
1965?
a. Alpine A110
b. AC Cobra
c. !Matra Djet
d. Porsche 911

8. What car manufacturer gave away their patent for the seatbelt in the interest of
saving lives?
a. Ferrari
b. Renault
c. !Volvo
d. Ford

9. What is the fastest road legal car in the world?

a. !Koenigsegg Agera RS
b. Hennessy Venom GT
c. Pagani Huayra BC
d. Bugatti Veyron Super Sport