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Academic Quiz Bowl
Academic Quiz Bowl
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Q9: What calendar month was named after the first Roman Emperor, Augustus Caesar?
June
April
December
August
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Q7: Who was the tallest US President?
Bill Clinton
Abraham Lincoln
Jimmy Carter
Thomas Jefferson
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Q5: Where was King Arthur’s Court?
In Paris
In Camelot
In Edinburgh
In Earl
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Q4: What percentage of the Earth’s water is drinkable?
16%
50%
1%
100%
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Q10: What happens to the kids in Peter Pan’s Neverland?
They go to a chocolate factory
They shrink
They skip school
They never grow up
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Q1: What African animal kills the most people?
Mosqiito
Hyena
Lion
Elephant
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Q1: How many players are there in a baseball team?
6
7
9
5
8
Q8: What does the statue of liberty wear on her feet?
Sneakers
Barefoot
Crocs
Sandals
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Q10: Where did voodoo originate?
In South Africa
In Haiti
In Norway
In India
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Q9: What did my true love give to me on the fifth day of Christmas?
5 lords a-leaping
5 geese a-laying
5 swans a-swimming
5 golden rings
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Q5: What did Australia receive its first shipment of in 1788 and last shipment of in 1868?
Convicts
Baskets
Rice
Koalas
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Q3: How many strings does a violin have?
4
6
2
3
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Q2: What T.V. series featured the Riddler, The Penguin and the Joker?
Batman
Bewitched
Superman
Brady Bunch
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Q3: Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic?
Oprah Winfrey
Michelle Obama
Helen Keller
Amelia Earhart
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Q5: Which country is named after a line of latitude that runs through it?
China
Ecuador
Tanzania
Panama
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Q7: Why was India banned from playing in the world’s soccer championship in 1950?
Playing barefoot
Too many players
One player was from China
Did not have enough players
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Q4: What’s the most frequently broken bone in the body?
Fibula
Collar bone
Femur
Ribs
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Q7: Who invented dynamite?
Jackie Chan
Karl Benz
Alfred Nobel
Alexander Graham Bell
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Q3: How many days will it be before a clock, losing 30 minutes a day, shows the right time again?
365 days
16 days
24 days
56 days
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Q2: What year followed 1 B.C?
2020
1 AD
1780
2 B.C.
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Q9: What is the national flower of Jordan?
Jasmine
Tulip
Black Iris
Poppy
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Q10: What canal spelled backward is a Greek God?
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Bio Bio Canal
Saimaa Canal
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Q6: What’s the point scored immediately after deuce in tennis?
Advantage
Strike
Penalty
Tie
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Q6: Who was the first non-human to win an Oscar?
Mickey Mouse
Pink Panther
R2-D2
Bugs Bunny
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Q1: What fraction of a person’s life passes in sleep?
One third
One fourth
one tenth
half
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Q4: How many colored squares are on the Rubik’s cube?
28
36
54
100
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Q8: How many women won the world’s chess championship?
Three
Ten
Zero
Seven
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Q6: What are the six murder weapons in the game of Cluedo?
Candlestick, Knife, Pipe, Revolver, Rope, and Spanner
3 Candlesticks and 3 Pipes
Stick, Knife, Spoon, Revolver, Rope, and Fork
Wrench, Candlestick, Pipe, Revolver, Rope, and Spoon
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Q8: What is the city of lights?
Paris
Salzburg
London
Los Angeles
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Q2: What does CBC stand for in medical tests?
Cast Blood Count
Cat Blood Count
Contaminated Blood Count
Complete Blood Count