better late than never, i suppose! quizzo: the play at home edition (after the jump)
Round 1
1. If you’ve run 80% of a mile, how many feet do you have left to run?
2. In the Harry Potter series, what is the name of Hermione’s cat?
3. [edit- question is sports-related and not relevant now]
4. Rob Lowe plays city manager Chris Traeger on this NBC sitcom.
5. What word can follow all of the following: medicine, stress, crystal, and hurling?
6. The Flyers are 2-0 so far, including a season opening victory over these defending Stanley Cup champs?
7. Who was the only female member of Notorious BIG’s Junior Mafia group?
8. Jewish protestors at Occupy Wall Street will apparently have no problem observing this upcoming holiday, as the proper structure has been built already.
9. What are the call letters of the Drexel radio station? Looking for all four letters.
10. This socialite and businesswoman graduated from the Wharton School of Biz in 2004.
ROUND 2
1. From which mythical creatures was Odysseus protecting his sailors when they stuffed their ears with wax?
2. What 1998 book by Tom Brokaw was inspired by the “life changing experience” or talking with vets in Normandy at the 40th anniv of D Day?
3. In 1997, what band had a hit with “If You Could Only See,” which spent over a year on the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart.
4. Every year since 1994, this award is given to honor “those who improve our gene pool by removing themselves from it”?
5. Let’s talk children’s literature. What ursine family of four lives in “a split level tree”
6. What are the last names represented by MGM in the movie studio’s name?
7. What is the only prime number which is equal to the sum of all primes less than itself?
8. This 1966 novel by Frank Herbert won the Hugo Award for best science fiction.
9. Niagra Falls, ON, is home to a weird wax museum– the Criminals Hall of Fame. Who is depicted looking in his fridge for a late night
snack? Seriously. Seriously.
10. Where did Michael Jordan spend his college years playing ball?
ROUND 3
1. There are two spices derived from the fruit of the nutmeg tree– obviously, one is nutmeg. What’s the other?
2. This title, once popularized by a WWE (aka WWF) wrestler, is the highest rank in Japanese sumo wrestling.
3. This person authored the 20th century dramatic works, Mother Courage + her Children and Life of Galileo.
4. What’s the proper name given to the scale which measures hardness, for instance, on this scale talc registers a 1, topaz an 8, and a
diamond registers a 10.
5. [missing... must have written on the spot]
6. Who was the war criminal infamously nicknamed The Butcher of Lyon, who managed to avoid extradition and trial until the 1980s?
7. This MLB player holds the record for most consecutive all star games with 17 games as a starting player?
8. What band, formed by Buddy Holly, backed up the singer on his first album?
9. Give me the year in which Venus Williams win her first Grand Slam title, earned at Wimbledon?
10. This band gained its name from an outdoor sculpture in Seattle that hums in the wind.
