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ROUND 5: APRIL 7TH UW-W GENERAL TRIVIA, PT. 3
ROUND 5: APRIL 7TH UW-W GENERAL TRIVIA, PT. 3
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1
A famous, fictional strikeout in baseball was described in the poem “Casey at the Bat.” Where did he strike out?
New York
Mudville
Gettysburg
Chicago
2
In the film "Grease," what fictional band performed at Rydell High School during the movie’s iconic dance competition?
Red Rocket and the Flames
Johnny Casino and the Gamblers
The Fab Five
Frankie Newton and the Firecrackers
3
If you are searching for “le mot juste,” you are looking for the what?
The lowest price
The right word
The high card (in a deck)
The most justice
4
Whose name used to be attached to the Pebble Beach ProAm tourney, in recognition of the singer’s devotion to the game?
Bob Hope
Dean Martin
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
5
What, according to Kepler’s first law, was the shape of the orbits of the planets?
Crescent
Ellipse
Circle
Oval
6
Originally written in 1973 in tribute of someone who died in 1962, it was rewritten in 1997 to honor Princess Diana.
American Pie
Candle in the Wind
Let it Be
Imagine
7
Which calendar has the current year written as 5781?
Gregorian Calendar
Chinese Calendar
Hebrew Calendar
Balinese Pawukon Calendar
8
What is the name of Georges Bizet's most famous opera with its Toreador Song?
La Boheme
L'Orfeo
The Pearl Fishers
Carmen
9
Which civil rights activist and co-founder of the “National Farm Workers Assoc." motto was “Yes, it can be done”?
Humberto Corona
W.E.B. DuBois
Cesar Chavez
Charles Grafton
10
Since canned goods and metal were rationed during WW II, the first frozen TV dinners were produced by what company?
Swanson
Kimberly-Clarke
Campbell's
Procter & Gamble