The document contains 4 rounds of trivia questions on various topics including movies, music, sports, and geography. Each round has 10 multiple choice or short answer questions. There are also bonus questions and tie breaker questions at the end. The questions cover diverse subjects testing knowledge of actors, movies, songs, historical figures, and more.

2. Round 1 Questions

3. For which film did Judy Dench win the
2002 BAFTA Best Actress Award?

4. Which city was gangster Al Capone born in?

5. Which is the longest railway line in the
world?

6. The ancient game of mah-jong was first
played in which country?

7. Who made the first solo flight around the
world in 1933?

8. What makes a ‘Bloody Mary’ cocktail
bloody?

9. What is the name of Elvis Presley’s ex-
girlfriend, who is now married to Olympic
star Bruce Jennings?

10. What word for clergymen comes from a
Latin word meaning ‘worthy of respect’?

11. Who played Cary Grant’s role in ‘Love
Affair’, the 1994 remake of ‘An Affair to
Remember’?

12. In which movie did Elvis Presley play two
different characters, Bo and Luke Duke?

13. Who appeared semi-nude with Michael
Jackson in his 1995 video ‘You are not
alone’?

14. What product was accidentally invented in
1908 by tea importer Thomas Sullivan?

15. Who does the character ‘Thumper’ become
best friends with in the Disney movie?

16. What composer wrote the song, ‘I Got
Rhythm’ in 1930?

17. What 70s TV show did David Soul star
in?

18. Round 2 Questions

19. Which time-keeping device has the
most moving parts?

20. What is the plural of the word ‘Virus’?

21. Who did Spanish heartthrob Enrique
Iglesias begin dating in 2001, fueling
rumors of a marriage at various times over
the years?

22. What was the name of the Oklahoma
bomber?

23. In 2004 who re-released the song ‘Black
Betty’ previously performed by artists such
as Nick Cave and Tom Jones?

24. In what sport does the average ball
weigh 2.7 grams?

25. What baseball team did basketballer
Michael Jordan sign with in 1994?

26. What is the cubed root of 64?

27. Who wrote the classic ghost story ‘The
Turns of the Screw’?

28. The Troubles’ is the name given to the
decades-old sectarian violence in
which country?

29. In 1971, who was the first footballer to be
voted the Super Bowl’s ‘Most Valuable
Player’ while playing on the losing team?

30. What was the name of the theme song
from TV’s ‘MASH’?

31. What is the second lightest element?

32. What do the opposite sides of a dice
always add up to?

33. What is Athena the Greek goddess of?

34. Round 3 Questions

35. Which punk rocker re-released Frank
Sinatra’s ‘My Way’ in 1978?

36. In 1996, what golfer won the ‘Rookie of
the Year’ and became the first woman
player to win more than $1 million dollars
in a season?

37. Who eventually claims his birth right
as ‘King of the Jungle’ after the death
of his father King Mufasa?

38. What little red make of car did Prince
sing about?

39. If something or someone is old, it is
said to be ‘long in the what’?

40. What Chicago stadium is one of the
oldest football fields in the NFL?

41. What is the capital of Chile?

42. What group does Tico Torres play
percussion and drums for?

43. In what sport are spectators invited to
walk the pitch and ‘replace the
divots’ during half time intervals?

44. Which borough in NYC is Yankee
Stadium in?

45. In the Lord of the Rings books and
movies what is Bilbo’s last name?

46. Which body part is also a term for a
bunch of bananas?

47. What food, now mainly eaten from a can,
came from the American Indians and was
traditionally eaten on the Sabbath in
Boston?

48. What performer’s hair caught fire
while filming a Pepsi commercial in
1984?

49. What was the brand name of the
unsuccessful Ford car that was named
after Henry Ford’s son?

50. Round 4 Questions

51. What actress divorced actor Jonny Lee
Miller in 1996 and actor Billy Bob
Thornton in 2000?

52. What flavor is the liqueur Kahlua?

53. In which American state is the cactus
the official flower?

54. What cartoon superhero battles his
arch-enemy, a cat named ‘Oil Can
Harry’?

55. Who is Mario’s younger brother in the
‘Super Mario’ Nintendo game?

56. Who painted ‘Notra Dame’ in 1914?

57. What American author is famous for the
words: ‘I see great things in baseball. It’s
our game, the American game’?

58. What 2004 animated movie is based on
gangster sharks who rule the reef?

59. Name the award winning producer
responsible for the drama programs
‘Six Feet Under’ and ‘True Blood’

60. Who re-released Don McLean’s
‘American Pie’ in 2000?

61. In the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes,
what is the name of the tiger?

62. Which character is the ‘half-blood
prince’ in the sixth novel of J.K.
Rowling’s Harry Potter series?

63. Which body part, does the average
human use most often?

64. In what three cities in the US are the
three CSI TV series set in?

65. What statue would you be looking at
if you were standing on the Langelinie
waterfront in Denmark?

66. Puzzle Pages

67. Bonus Questions

68. Name the seven letters of the
alphabet that are also Roman
numerals

69. What year did Neil Armstrong and
Buzz Aldrin land on the moon

70. Name the four tennis venues where
the four grand slam events are held

71. Name the three countries starting
with the letter ‘J’

72. Tie Breaker Questions

73. According to Soundbytes.com, how
loud, in decibels, is a hairdryer while
being used?

74. According to a recent survey, what
percentage of people claim to have
seen a ghost

75. According to the McDonald’s website,
how many calories are there in a Big
Mac?

76. At what temperature Celsius do
diamonds burn?

77. How many meters high is Mount
Kosciuszko?