MD 2002 Pac 3

Question 1

MD 2002 Pac 3

The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C. 1. Playing 14 NBA seasons with Philadelphia and Los Angeles; he holds the record as the only player to score 100 points in a game.

Answer 1

Wilt Chamberlain

Question 2

MD 2002 Pac 3

The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.2. This is intensely radioactive element is number 96; with symbol Cm.

Answer 2

Curium

Question 3

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The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.3. This Baltimore native is the author of novels including Executive Orders; Patriot Games; The Sum of All Fears; and The Hunt for Red October.

Answer 3

Tom Clancy

Question 4

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The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.4. The Cup of Tea; Woman Bathing; and The Boating Party are works by what female American Impressionist painter?

Answer 4

Mary Cassatt

Question 5

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The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.5. Roman emperor from 306 to 337; he converted to Christianity in 313 and renamed the capital Byzantium for himself.

Answer 5

Constantine I (the Great)

Question 6

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The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.6. This city is the most populous in South Carolina; it’s also its capital.

Answer 6

Columbia

Question 7

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The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.7. He was the vengeful husband of Hester Prynne.

Answer 7

Roger Chillingworth

Question 8

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The next question is brought to you courtesy of the letter C.8. Connected with the fraudulent construction of the Union Pacific Railroad; this is now known as a political scandal of the 1870s.

Answer 8

Crédit Mobilier

Question 9

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1. Carbon dioxide is fun to play with. - This statement contains the name of the character played by George Lazenby in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

Answer 9

James Bond

Question 10

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2. AMPERSAND; AMPHIBOLE; AMPHORA-Which of these is the name of the character that represents the word and?

Answer 10

AMPERSAND

Question 11

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3. Brussels; Oslo; Bern - place these capitals in order from south to north.

Answer 11

Bern; Brussels; Oslo (3;1;2)

Question 12

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4. (two part question) The same year; 1643; saw this man invent the barometer and saw this man start his reign as the Sun King of France.

Answer 12

Evangelista Torricelli and Louis XIV

Question 13

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5. Australia; Indonesia; Malaysia - In which of these countries was there a car bombing outside of a nightclub that killed nearly 180 people on October 12; 2002?

Answer 13

Indonesia (2)

Question 14

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6. Liberty; Sancho; my friend; is one of the most precious gifts that Heaven has bestowed on mankind. This quote is spoken by the title character in what work by Miguel de Cervantes?

Answer 14

Don Quixote

Question 15

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1. He put his leg on the chair. - Hidden in this statement is the name of a Danish toy company known for its colorful block toys.

Answer 15

LEGO

Question 16

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2. AUSCULTATION; AUSPICE; AUSTERE-Which of these three words means severe or without adornment?

Answer 16

AUSTERE

Question 17

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3. Prague; Amsterdam; Kiev - place these capitals in order from east to west.

Answer 17

Kiev; Prague; Amsterdam (3;1;2)

Question 18

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4. (two part question) The same year; 1915; saw this passenger ship sunk by German U-boats; and saw this organization that believes in white supremacy revived for the first time since the Reconstruction Era.

Answer 18

S.S. Lusitania and Ku Klux Klan (accept equivalents)

Question 19

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5. Justice Department; State Department; Treasury Department - Which of these controls the Bureau of Alcohol; Tobacco; and Firearms?

Answer 19

Treasury Department (3)

Question 20

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6. All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others. This quote is from a George Orwell novel that symbolically deals with the spread of Communism.

Answer 20

Animal Farm

Question 21

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1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 1. This proposed Constitutional Amendment was defeated after a 10-year struggle for ratification.

Answer 21

Equal Rights Amendment

Question 22

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1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 2. This Maya Lin-designed monument to an unpopular war was unveiled.

Answer 22

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Question 23

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1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 3. In full force was this CBS glitz drama featuring Cliff Barnes and J.R. Ewing in the titular Texas city.

Answer 23

Dallas

Question 24

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1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 4. Born was this heir to the British crown; the first son of Charles and Diana.

Answer 24

Prince William

Question 25

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 5. This channel became available for you to watch the Tropical Update and Five Day Planner forecasts.

Answer 25

The Weather Channel

Question 26

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 6. The Indian government imposed a pollution-free zone around this monument in Agra; the tomb of Shah Jahan's wife.

Answer 26

Taj Mahal

Question 27

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 7. Israel returned to Egypt this triangular piece of land; the site of the eponymous mountain where Moses received the Ten Commandments.

Answer 27

Sinai Peninsula

Question 28

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 8. Yuri Andropov succeeded this deceased leader of the Soviet Union.

Answer 28

Leonid Brezhnev

Question 29

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 9. The 1982 World's Fair was hosted in this university town in eastern Tennessee.

Answer 29

Knoxville

Question 30

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1982 was a good year. Name these people; places and things from 1982. 10. This team won the Stanley Cup; the third of four straight brought home to the Nassau County Coliseum.

Answer 30

New York Islanders

Question 31

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1. This MLS team was third in the Eastern Division with a record of 11-13-4. Their name arises from an 1871 incident involving Mrs. O'Leary's cow.

Answer 31

Chicago Fire (accept either)

Question 32

# MD 2002 Pac 3 2. This range of the Blue Ridge is named after the mist or haze that usually surrounds them. They form the boundary between North Carolina and Tennessee.

Answer 32

Great Smoky Mountains

Question 33

# MD 2002 Pac 3 3. On March 26; 1911; a fire broke out here. 146 people died; most of them young women; in this New York City factory fire.

Answer 33

Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire

Question 34

# MD 2002 Pac 3 4. Simplify the expression. [(3 - 4i)^2]

Answer 34

-7 minus 24 i

Question 35

# MD 2002 Pac 3 5. In this Jack London story; a man and his dog are walking up Paul Creek meet up with his party. The man cannot keep himself warm and freezes. The dog continues to camp.

Answer 35

To Build a Fire

Question 36

# MD 2002 Pac 3 7. This is the crime of willfully and maliciously setting fire to a building or other property. It can be caused by pyromania; to cover up a crime; or for insurance fraud.

Answer 36

Arson

Question 37

# MD 2002 Pac 3 8. Thinking is the hardest work there is; which is probably the reason so few engage in it. Name the automobile manufacturer who said this who also paid his factory workers $5 a day.

Answer 37

Henry Ford

Question 38

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1. On January 25; 1898; this ship was docked in Havana Harbor. An explosion caused it to sink and remembering it was the rallying cry of the Spanish-American War.

Answer 38

Maine

Question 39

# MD 2002 Pac 3 2. In 1520; Ferdinand Magellan named this group of islands off the southern tip of South America. They are named for the fires Magellan saw on the shores.

Answer 39

Tierra del Fuego

Question 40

# MD 2002 Pac 3 3. This was the motto of the Salt Lake City Olympics. LeAnn Rimes sang a song by this title at the opening ceremonies. Children with lanterns represented it.

Answer 40

Light the Fire Within

Question 41

# MD 2002 Pac 3 4. Simplify the expression. [(-2 + 5i)^2]

Answer 41

-21 minus 20 i

Question 42

# MD 2002 Pac 3 5. The title animal in this William Blake poem is described as burning; bright in the forests of the night. It is also described as having fearful symmetry.

Answer 42

The Tiger

Question 43

# MD 2002 Pac 3 6. Boreal Forest; Deciduous Forest; Tropical Rain Forest-- Which of these is also called a taiga forest?

Answer 43

Boreal Forest (1)

Question 44

# MD 2002 Pac 3 7. The AMA and WHO have called for this behavior in movies to give the film an R rating. Despite the tobacco industry's ban on paid ads; this has increased in movies.

Answer 44

Smoking

Question 45

# MD 2002 Pac 3 8. You can have brilliant ideas; but if you can't get them across; your ideas won't get you anywhere. He was once President of Ford Motor Company and later became Chairman of Chrysler Corporation.

Answer 45

Lee Iacocca

Question 46

# MD 2002 Pac 3 1. One character by this name appears as the King of Corinth in Medea. Name this brother of Jocasta; who is better well known as the King of Thebes in Antigone.

Answer 46

Creon

Question 47

# MD 2002 Pac 3 2. He led American troops at the battles of Germantown and Brandywine and led a daring and successful storming of Stony Point. Name this American military leader whose famous nickname refers to his heated demeanor at battles such as Fallen Timbers.

Answer 47

Mad Anthony Wayne

Question 48

# MD 2002 Pac 3 3. This vitamin assists the body in synthesizing collagen in connective tissue and neurotransmitters. According to Linus Pauling; this vitamin fights the common cold. Name this water-soluble vitamin whose severe deficiency causes scurvy.

Answer 48

Vitamin C or ascorbic acid

Question 49

# MD 2002 Pac 3 4. Robert Pirsing relates this subject and the art of motorcycle maintenance. Founded by Bodhidharma; zazen is the specific type of meditation practiced and koans are those profound phrases such as What is the sound of one hand clapping? Name this subset of Buddhism.

Answer 49

Zen Buddhism

Question 50

# MD 2002 Pac 3 5. Cio-Cio San; the title character of this opera; commits hara kiri when she loses the object of her affection; Captain Pinkerton. Name this opera by Puccini featuring a young Japanese geisha's love for an American naval officer.

Answer 50

Madame Butterfly

Question 51

# MD 2002 Pac 3 6. The narrator of this novel; Jack Burden; is forced to confront the problem of good and evil in the career of Southern demagogue Willie Stark; who is modeled on Huey Long. Name this 1946 novel by Robert Penn Warren.

Answer 51

All The King's Men

Question 52

# MD 2002 Pac 3 7. Egypt and Syria surprised Israel by launching an attack during Ramadan in this short conflict in which Israel captured the Sinai Peninsula. Name this 1973 war named for the holiday on which it started.

Answer 52

Yom Kippur War

Question 53

# MD 2002 Pac 3 8. Unlike the natural object to which this abstract construct is compared; in diagrams the root is usually drawn at the top. Utilized in its binary form for quick searches; name this data structure containing parent and child nodes and leaves.

Answer 53

tree

Question 54

# MD 2002 Pac 3 9. This humanistic psychologist published the books Motivation and Personality and Toward a Psychology of Being; in which he introduced his theory of self-actualization. Name this American psychologist who is more famous for his hierarchy of needs.

Answer 54

Abraham Maslow

Question 55

# MD 2002 Pac 3 10. This patriarch of a coaching family played at and began his coaching career at Samford. His sons Jeff; Terry and Tommy have gotten into coaching; but they have nowhere near his 331 wins. Name this venerable football coach at Florida State.

Answer 55

Bobby Bowden

Question 56

# MD 2002 Pac 3 11. His essay Pornography and Obscenity is ironic; since many of his novels were banned for such reasons. His lesser known novels include Aaron's Rod; The Boy in the Bush; and The Plumed Serpent. Name this 20th century British novelist of Sons and Lovers and Lady Chatterley's Lover.

Answer 56

David Herbert Lawrence

Question 57

# MD 2002 Pac 3 12. Receiving Oscars for his performances in Spatacus and Topkapi; he earned tremendous acclaim for his brilliant portrayal of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot. Identify this British actor partly of Russian descent who was knighted in 1980.

Answer 57

Sir Peter Ustinov

Question 58

# MD 2002 Pac 3 13. He built a strong chemistry department at Berkeley and did research in electrochemistry and free energy; but he is best known for the subject of his book; Valence and the Structure of Atoms and Molecules. Name this chemist known for his dot structures and acids and bases.

Answer 58

Gilbert Newton Lewis

Question 59

# MD 2002 Pac 3 14. His four-part set The Voyage of Life is in the National Gallery. Known for making sketches in the Catskills; name this founder of the Hudson River School whose more famous works include The Course of Empire and The Ox Bow.

Answer 59

Thomas Cole

Question 60

# MD 2002 Pac 3 15. Located in Kata Tjuta National Park; this formation changes colors several times a day. Rising over a thousand feet above the surrounding desert; it is five miles in circumference. Name this feature sacred to the Aborigines of Australia.

Answer 60

Ayers Rock or Uluru

Question 61

# MD 2002 Pac 3 ex. A fierce opponent of liberalism and nationalism; he helped form the four-nation coalition that ultimately defeated Napoleon. The Revolutions of 1848 officially ended his lengthy diplomatic career. Name this conservative statesman who represented Austria at the Congress of Vienna.

Answer 61

Prince Metternich