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Question 1

Movie tribond
Mystic pizza
Stuck on you
Oceans 11

Answer 1

Matt Damon

Question 2

Mythology
Largest moon of mars
Also named after this

Answer 2

Phobos
Personification of fear in Greek mythology

Question 3

Astronaut in thr martian

Answer 3

Mark Watt knee

Question 4

Mathematics
I’m traveling 90 kilometers per day but only getting 37 closer because this is a dick
Martian quote

Answer 4

Pythagoras
From Pythagorean theorem

Question 5

Chemistry
Recipe to make water from scratch
Also the chemical reaction leaves traces of this smelly chemical compound represented by NH3

Answer 5

Take hydrogen add oxygen and burn
Ammonia- smelly

Question 6

German
De aff in translates to this animal in English

Answer 6

Monkeys

Question 7

Astronomers
Mars Crater named after an Italian astronomer who wrote the book life on mars in 1893

Answer 7

Giovanni ski app uh rell E

Question 8

88 presidental election

Answer 8

HW bush defeated dew cockis - cousin of academy award winner Olympia
Gary heart was the leading candidate but caught fooling around on his boat thr monkey business

Question 9

This band rereleased 6 albums that charted in 86 20 years after first Release

Answer 9

Thr monkees
Resurgence in popularity after mtv began reruns on NBC show that ran 66-69

Question 10

Top Grossing film of thr 80s
435 M

Answer 10

ET
Nominated for best picture
Didn’t win but Won 6 Music score sound editing visual effects and effects

Question 11

This American folk hero and frontiersman has been portrayed in over 12 films and tv shows by fes Parker Johnny cash John Wayne and billy bob Thornton

Answer 11

Davy Crockett
Coonskin cap

Question 12

This word leader died in 89 after a 62 year reign

Answer 12

Emperor show uh aka here O heat O

Question 13

In 82 Michael fay gin made headlines when found to be here

Answer 13

Queens bedroom in buckingham palace
Occurred in England
High breech of security

Question 14

first black QB to win SB

Answer 14

Doug Williams
87
Redskins

Question 15

This female tennis player won her first Wimbledon as well as 3 other grand slam events and Olympic gold medal in 88

Answer 15

Steffi graff - married to Andre Agassi
Ranked No 1 in world for 377 weeks
22 grand slam events - third behind Margaret. Court and Serena Williams

Question 16

Won the World Series in 87 in game 7
and again in 91

Answer 16

Twins -played cardinals in 87?
Only team to go from worst to first - 91

Question 17

Video games

Final fantasy has had many auxiliary titles in addition to many of the numbered installments in thr saga - this number wqs annoumced as the next entry in official in PS 5 in 21

Answer 17

16

Question 18

This 57 epic war film based on a 52 book which will definitely have you whistling for days stars Alec Guinness and William Holden

Answer 18

Bridge on the river kawai
Book bridge over the River kawai - Pierre boulle

Question 19

These 2 Asian counties on a peninsula were established in 48

Answer 19

North Korea
South Korea

Question 20

The inlet of thr gulf of cazones was the site of a failed invasion in 61

Answer 20

Bay of pigs - it’s rather porcine

Question 21

This 49 oceanic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about an American nurse stationed on an island during ww2 was made into a 58 film

Answer 21

South Pacific
Island is in a rather broad but specific location on the globe

Question 22

The I uh tol uh is the supreme leader of this country
Which just elected e bruh heem rye c as president - elected 2021

Ebrahim Raisi

Answer 22

Iran

Question 23

This city is home to the bradenberg gate
Also what 2 presients have famous speeches associated with this city

Answer 23

Berlin
JFK and Ragean

Question 24

Mike’s periodic pop culture spelling bee
One word replaced with a series of chemical symbols that spell that word :
A current tv series called chlorine argon iodine see z um explores thr history of its main character one year after the events of this book and film made her famous

Answer 24

Silence of the lambs
Claris - tv show

Question 25

Mike’s periodic pop culture spelling bee
One word replaced with a series of chemical symbols that spell that word :
Even if your dickhead friend refused to let your mistake go you probably do know this man was responsible for the seminal film phosphorus sulfer itrium carbon hole me um

Answer 25

Hitchcock not Kubrick
Psycho

Question 26

7 Beatles albums that share a name with songs
13 canonical albums total

Answer 26

Please please me - first
Sargent peppers lonely hearts club band
Help
Yellow submarine
Let it be
A hard days night
Magical mystery tour - only American release considered canonical
Yesterday and today

Question 27

Best thing I Never Had song :

Answer 27

Best Thing I Never Had” is a 2011 song released by Beyoncé. The lyrics refer to a woman who professes satisfaction at having left her lover, someone who didn’t realize that they could have been happy together.

Question 28

These instruments all feature a column of air that is set into vibration by the player blowing into, or over, a mouthpiece.

Answer 28

Wind

Broadly speaking, there are two families of wind instruments:

Brass instruments, e.g. horns, trumpets, tubas
Woodwind instruments, e.g. flutes, clarinets, saxophones

Question 29

was a diplomat from Ghana who served as secretary-general of the UN for ten years until the beginning of 2007 and Nobel Peace Prize laureate

Answer 29

Kofi Annan

Annan was born into an aristocratic family, and had a twin sister named Efua Atta. Efua and Kofi shared the middle name “Atta”, which means “twin” in the Akan language of Ghana. Annan attended the MIT Sloan School of Management from 1971-72, and graduated with a Master of Science degree. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001, winning jointly with the United Nations organization itself.

Question 30

two largest members of the UAE (geographically) are

Answer 30

Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the only two of the seven members that have veto power over UAE policy. Before 1971, the UAE was a British Protectorate, a collection of sheikdoms. The sheikdoms entered into a maritime truce with Britain in 1835, after which they became known as the Trucial States, derived from the word “truce”.

seven Emirates make up the federation known as the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Question 31

He played the lead in the excellent TV show “Friday Night Lights”

Answer 31

Kyle Chandler best from playing the lead in the excellent TV show “Friday Night Lights”. Chandler started playing the lead in another show in 2015: “Bloodline”, a Netflix original. Off the screen, Chandler serves his community as a volunteer firefighter.

“Bloodline” is a Netflix-original thriller television series. It’s a cleverly constructed program about a well-off family in the Florida Keys. As the show progresses, more and more dark secrets are revealed about each of the family members. I enjoyed this one …

Question 32

was the world’s busiest airport from 1963 to 1998.

Answer 32

O’Hare International
ORD
The original airport was constructed on the site between 1942 and 1943, and was used by the Douglas Aircraft Company for the manufacture of planes during WWII. Before the factory and airport were built, there was a community in the area called Orchard Place, so the airport was called Orchard Place Airport/Douglas Field. This name is the derivation of the airport’s current location identifier: ORD (OR-chard D-ouglas). Orchard Place Airport was renamed to O’Hare International in 1949 in honor of Lieutenant Commander Butch O’Hare who grew up in Chicago. O’Hare was the US Navy’s first flying ace and a Medal of Honor recipient in WWII.

It seems that the derivation of Chicago’s nickname “Windy City” isn’t as obvious as I would have thought. There are two viable theories. Firstly, that the weather can be breezy with wind blowing in off Lake Michigan. The effect of the wind is exaggerated by the grid-layout adopted by city planners after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The second theory is that “windy” means “being full of bluster”. Sportswriters from the rival city of Cincinnati were fond of calling Chicago supporters “windy” in the 1860s and 1870s, meaning that they were full of hot air in their claims that the Chicago White Stockings were superior to the Cincinnati Red Stockings.

Question 33

B’nai Mitzvah is a Jewish coming-of-age ritual that is typically celebrated when a child turns this many years old. “

Answer 33

12 or 13

B’nai Mitzvah” literally means “children of the commandment” in Hebrew. The ritual is a way of marking a child’s transition into adulthood and their acceptance of responsibility for following the commandments of Jewish law.

Question 34

Two-part sci-fi epic starring Timothée Chalamet

Answer 34

DUNE

2021’s epic film “Dune” is the first of a two-part adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel of the same name. The version of “Dune” did a lot better than the 1984 big-screen adaptation of the same novel, which really flopped at the box office.

Actor Timothée Chalamet played two notable roles in the early 2020s. He portrays Paul Atreides in the two-part film adaption of the sci-fi novel “Dune”. He also plays the title character in the musical fantasy film “Wonka”. Chalamet is bilingual, in English and French. Born in New York City to an American mother and French father, he spent many summers as a youth with his grandparents just outside Lyon.

Question 35

Despicable Me prequel/spin-off film called “this ” released in 2015.

Answer 35

Minions

Question 36

Maid on “The Jetsons,”

Answer 36

Rosie
On “The Jetsons” animated TV show, the character Rosie the Robot was voiced by Jean Vander Pyl. Vander Pyl was also the voice actress behind Wilma Flintstone in “The Flintstones”

Question 37

Believe” Grammy winner :

Answer 37

CHER
When Cher recorded the 1998 song “Believe”, the audio engineers routinely corrected the sound of Cher’s voice to ensure that all notes were sung with perfect pitch (all singers “cheat”, it seems!). The software that does this pitch correction is called “Auto-Tune”. Then, for a bit of fun, the same engineers played with the Auto-Tune software and created a special effect in her voice that she liked so much, it was left in the final release. You can easily detect the strange effect if you listen to the song. The process is now called the “Cher Effect” and is used by other artists in their recordings.

Question 38

Ernie’s “Sesame Street” pal :

Answer 38

BERT
For many years, I believed that the “Sesame Street” characters Bert and Ernie were named after two roles played in the Christmas classic “It’s a Wonderful Life”. In the movie, the policeman’s name is Bert and his taxi-driving buddy is named Ernie. However, the “Sesame Street” folks have stated that the use of the same names is just a coincidence. Aww, I don’t wanna believe that’s a coincidence …