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Question 1

This was the name of the inn and rendezvous point in lord of the rings trilogy

Answer 1

Prancing pony

Question 2

Term that refers to highly selective liberal arts colleges in northeast US that are historically women colleges

Answer 2

Seven sisters - created as alternative to Ivy League
Mount holt oak
Smith
Wells lee?
Bryn mar
Bernard college
Ratcliffe
Vassar

Question 3

What is a lazy daisy

Answer 3

Type of stitch used in embroidery

Question 4

Hiding in plain sight thr international spy museum is located here

Answer 4

Washington DC

Question 5

We don’t need another hero wqs a hit by her featured on soundtrack of this 85 dystopian action film

Answer 5

Tina turner - queen of rock and roll
Mad max beyond thunder dome -3?
TT wqs also in the movie

Question 6

Highest MLB payrolls as of 10 2020

Answer 6

Yankees
Dodgers
Red Sox
Astros
Phillies

Spottrack.com

Mets moved into top 5 in 21 ?

Question 7

Last 5 MCU movies released in theaters as of Jan 2020

Answer 7

Spider-Man far from home
End game
Captain marvel
Ant man and thr wasp
Infinity war

Question 8

Top 5 South American countries by population

Answer 8

Brazil
Colombia
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela

Question 9

Officer rankings in US army lowest to highest

Answer 9

1st lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant colonel
Colonel

2nd lieutenant - lower than 1st

Haha no R In colonel
Left ten it - British pronounce

Question 10

Last 7 British monarchs
Starting with most Recent

Answer 10

Current - Charles III - well not any more update ?!
Elizabeth II -
George 6
Edward 8
George 5
Edward 7
Queen Victoria

Question 11

first number one song on Billboard magazine’s then-newly created Hot 100 chart.

Answer 11

Poor little fool
He placed 54 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 and its predecessors between 1957 and 1973, including “Poor Little Fool” in 1958, which was the first number one song on Billboard magazine’s then-newly created Hot 100 chart.

Question 12

the most-bloody, one-day battle in American history, with about 23,000 casualties

Answer 12

ANTIETAM

The first major battle to take place on northern soil during the Civil War was at Antietam Creek in Maryland

Question 13

MD-to-be’s exam

Answer 13

MCAT
Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)

Question 14

Insecure” creator/star :

Answer 14

ISSA RAE
“Insecure” is a comedy-drama TV show that premiered in 2016. It is co-written by and stars Issa Rae, who also created the comedy web series “Awkward Black Girl” on which “Insecure” is based.

Question 15

New law student

Answer 15

ONE L
“One L” is a name used in general for first-year law students, especially those attending Harvard.

Question 16

A drowned valley might be called this or this , and both are formed as sea levels rise.

Answer 16

a ria or a fjord

A ria is a drowned valley created by river erosion, and a fjord is a drowned valley created by glaciation.

Question 17

Out of Africa” writer

Answer 17

Isak : DINESEN
“Isak Dinesen” was the pen name of the Danish author Baroness Karen Blixen. Blixen’s most famous title by far is “Out of Africa”, her account of the time she spent living in Kenya.

Question 18

plays Perry Mason
Original and reboot

Answer 18

Welsh actor Matthew Rhys got his break playing Kevin Walker on the TV drama “Brothers & Sisters” from 2006 to 2011. He gained even further recognition playing the co-lead role of Philip Jennings in the excellent spy drama series “The Americans” that ran from 2013 to 2018. Rhys started a relationship with his co-star in “The Americans”, Keri Russell, in 2014. The couple had a child together in 2016, and refer to each other as husband and wife.

“Perry Mason” is a TV series based on the character created by author Erle Stanley Gardner. Premiering in 2020, the show stars Matthew Rhys in the title role. It is set in the 1930s, and presents the backstory to the celebrated lawyer depicted in the books and the original TV show from the fifties and sixties starring Raymond Burr.

Question 19

This equestrian sport involves demonstration of how well a horse responds to training. “French word meaning “training”.

Answer 19

dressage

Question 20

This is the study of all aspects of aging, including its biology, psychology and sociology.

Answer 20

Gerontology

Geriatrics is the study of diseases encountered in older adults.

Question 21

She is the youngest daughter of Claire and Phil on the sitcom “Modern Family”.

Answer 21

Alex Dunphy is played by the talented young actress Ariel Winter.

Question 22

SCOTUS member from 1993 to 2020

Answer 22

RBG
Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) served on the US Supreme Court. Justice Ginsburg was the second woman to join the Court, and was nominated by President Bill Clinton. She was diagnosed with colon cancer in 1999 and underwent surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. During that time she did not miss one day on the bench. In 2009 Justice Ginsburg had surgery for pancreatic cancer, and was back to work 12 days later. She had left-lung lobectomy to remove cancerous nodules in 2018, which forced Justice Ginsburg to miss oral argument in January 2019, for the first time since joining the court 25 years earlier. She finally succumbed to pancreatic cancer in 2020. Much of Ginsburg’s life is recounted in the excellent 2018 movie “On the Basis of Sex”.

Question 23

In 91 this toy wqs banned from thr NSA in fear of repeating national security secrets

Answer 23

Ferby

Question 24

Leonard Howell is credited with creating this religious and political movement
That began in 1930s
Combines Protestant Christian mysticism and even pan African political consciousness
Monotheistic belief with gods referred to as Jah (John?)

Answer 24

Rastafarianism
High lee suh Las e 1930 the second coming of Christ Ethiopia emperor named after pre coronation name

The term “Rastafari” derives from “Ras Tafari Makonnen”, the pre-regnal title of Haile Selassie, the former Ethiopian emperor who occupies a central role in Rasta belief.

Question 25

Referenced in the Bible as part of a promise god made with Noah
Newton began experimenting with them
Believed to foretell war or roads taken by the dead
Aristotle proposed not material
Also what degrees are important

Answer 25

Rainbows
40-42 degrees is the slope

Question 26

Quakers also know as

Answer 26

Religious society of friends
Nixon only president

Question 27

I must admit that I don’t really know much about this . I do know that Bob Marley, is a follower of the movement. Some say that it is a religion, some not. I also know that it involves the worship of this Emperor

Answer 27

Rastafarianism

“Rasta”, such

Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia.

Question 28

This is the national game of England. The term “” apparently comes from the Old French word “” meaning “goalpost, stick

Answer 28

Cricket

criquet

Question 29

This is a sheet of ice that has separated from an ice field and is floating freely on the surface of the ocean.

Answer 29

An ice floe

Question 30

PSY” is the stage name of South Korean rapper Park Jae-sang. PSY became an international star when this 2012 music video “went viral on YouTube. That video had over 1 billion views on YouTube in about six months, making it the most viewed YouTube video clip of all time.

Answer 30

Gangnam Style”

The title of the song refers to a lifestyle experienced in the Gangnam District of Seoul.

Question 31

is a Mediterranean island located almost 100 miles off the Spanish coast. It is a very popular tourist destination, largely for its legendary nightlife.

Answer 31

Ibiza

Question 32

__ owl: bird with white feathers :

Answer 32

SNOWY
The snowy owl (also “snow owl”) is such a beautiful-looking creature. Itl has plumage that is thick and white, making it well-adapted for life in its native habitat in the Arctic north.

Question 33

Saudi Arabia’s capital :

Answer 33

RIYADH
Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia, and is located near the center of the country. The name “Riyadh” translates from Arabic as “the gardens”.

Question 34

:this ” serves as a prequel to the 2016 film “Rogue One”, which itself is a prequel to the first “Stars Wars” movie, released in 1977.

Answer 34

Andor

The title character is Cassian Andor, played by Diego Luna.

Question 35

” is based on the animated movie the same studio released in 1991. In turn, 1991’s was an adaptation of the 18th-century version of the fairy tale “La Belle et la Bête” written by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont.

Also who played belle

Answer 35

Disney’s 2017 romantic fantasy film “Beauty and the Beast

Emma Watson and Dan Stevens play the title roles in the 2017 film, with both performances garnering critical acclaim.