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ANSWER: JUMPSHOT

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2. HE FIRST SUGGESTED THAT GEOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS BE MADE BY USING PARALLELS AND MERIDIANS. HOWEVER, HE IS BETTER KNOW AS A PRE-SOCRATIC PHILOSOPHER WHO BELIEVED THAT WATER WAS THE BASIS FOR ALL MATTER. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS PHILOSOPHER.

ANSWER: THALES

3. FOR TEN POINTS, OF_--___ ... iiili. WHICH DOES NOT BORDER ETHIOPIA? KENYA, EGYPT, UDAN AND SOMALIA.

ANSWER: EGYPT

4. BOUT TWO YEARS AGO A STRONG EARTHQUAKE ROCKED NORTHERN CALIFORNIA SHOCKING THE NATION WITH THE VIOLENCE OF MOTHER NATURE. THIS EARTHQUAKE HAS COMMONLY BEEN CALLED THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE, HOWEVER THAT IS NOT ITS TRUE NAME. FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT IS THE TRUE NAME OF THIS BIG SHAKER?

ANSWER: LOMA PRIETA

5. IN 1911 AN EGYPTIAN DOG EARNED THE DISTINCTION OF BECOMING THE ONLY CREATURE TO DIE, FOR TEN POINTS, BY WHAT MEANS?

ANSWER: BEING STRUCK BY A METEORITE

6. BASEBALL CAN BE A HAZARDOUS SPORT. JUST ASK ROY CHAPMAN. FORMERLY OF THE CLEVELAND INDIANS, HE WAS KILLED BY A PITCH IN 1920. FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT SORT OF "TRICK" PITCH LAID HIM LOW?

ANSWER: SPITBALL

7. IN 1987 TWO PROMINENT ORDAINED BAPTIST MINISTERS, ONE A DEMOCRAT, AND THE OTHER A REPUBLICAN, ANNOUNCED THEIR CANDIDACIES FOR THE 1988 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE PARTIES. FOR TEN POINTS EACH, NAME BOTH OF THEM.

ANSWER: JESSE L. JACKSON, SR. AND MARION G. "PAT" ROBERTSON

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8. GRAB THAT PAPER AND PEN AND MULTIPLY THE NUMBER OF STATES IN THE U.S. IN 1960· BY THE NUMBER OF TRIBES OF ISRAEL NAMED AFTER A SON OF JACOB, AND DIVIDE THAT J

NUMBER BY THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN DEF LEPPARD WHEN THEY RELEASED HYSTERIA. .(06 AFT 9 , 'HIE PIT 9 5 PfTp 9 lin (pEoPER's R'SGRSPW ')

ANSWER: 1Q.Q

9. PRESIDENT BUSH RECEIVES THE HIGHEST SALARY OF ANY FEDERAL OFFICIAL. Two OTHER OFFICIALS ARE TIED FOR SECOND-HIGHEST SALARY. FOR TEN POINTS, GIVE THE TITLE OF EITHER OF THESE OFFICIALS.

ANSWER: VICE-PRESIDENT OFTHE UNITED STATES OR CHIEF JUSTICE OFTHE SUPREME COURT

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12. As OF DECEMBER 1991, HOW MANY OF THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS APPROVED BY CONGRESS, FOR TEN POINTS, HAVE NOT YET BEEN RATIFIED BY A SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF STATES?

ANSWER: SEVEN

13. IN 1877, WHEN 40 FIREMEN LEFT THEIR ENGINES AT CAMDEN JUNCTION NEAR BALTIMORE, A CHAIN REACTION WAS SPARKED THAT RESULTED IN THE LARGEST STRIKE ACTION IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DISGRUNTLED WORKERS REBELLED , WHILE SIXTY THOUSAND MILITIA AND U.S. REGULARS WERE CALLED IN TO" T CALM THE UPRISING. FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT WAS THIS HUGE, NATION-WIDE STRIKE CALLE~

ANSWER: THE GREAT STRIKES

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14. ANNE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND FROM 1702 TO 1707, AND QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN FROM 1707 TO 1714, HAD SEVENTEEN CHILDREN, NONE SURVIVING HER. FOR TEN POINTS, GIVE THE TITLE OF THE LAST CHILD TO DIE, FOR WHOM THE MAIN STREET OF HISTORIC WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA, IS NAMED.

ANSWER: DUKE OF GLOUCESTER

15. DURING WORLD WAR II THIS ISLAND WAS THE CENTER OF GERMAN ROCKETRY RESEARCH. WERNER VON BRAUN~~E HEAD OF RESEARCH ON THIS ISLAND,~

• 75T I? bbll T IF 5 'TIlER 95 :;99 5 'IiOClts RIt FOR TEN POINTS NAME THIS RESEARCH CENTER.

ANSWER: PEEN EM UN DE

16 . .RECENTLY A MAJOR TELEVISION NETWORK ALLOWED, FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE BROADCAST OF A COMMON SCATOLOGICAL TERM. FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT~WAS BEING BROADCAST WHEN THIS OCCURRED? YY\ ClV\E,'"

ANSWER: E.T.: THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL

17. GOTIFRIED VON LEIBNITZ IS WELL KNOWN FOR HIS CREATION OF CALCULUS, BUT HE ALS\) CREATE A CALCULATING MACHINE AND THIS NUMBER SYSTEM WHICH HAS BECOME AN INTRINSIC PART OF THE WAY COMPUTERS OPERATE. FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT IS THE COMMON NAME FOR THIS NUMBER SYSTEM?

ANSWER: BINARY

18. btS6 i gS2ts • II I I'm i T"8i' JUDY BLUME WROTE THE TRILOGY TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS SHEILA THE GREAT, AND SUPERFUDGE. BUT FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT FOURTH BOOK IN THIS SERIES WAS WRITIEN BY BLUME AND PUBLISHED IN 1990?

ANSWER: FUDGE-A-MANIA

19. POP STAR MADONNA WAS MARRIED FOR A SHORT TIME TO ACTOR SEAN PENN. BUT FOR TEN POINTS, WHAT IS HER MAIDEN SURNAME?

ANSWER: CICONNE

20. THE GAME OF BASKETBALL, INVENTED IN SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSEDS BY DR. JAMES NAISMITH, RECENTLY OBSERVED ITS HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY. BUT FOR TEN POINTS, ON WHAT DAY DID NAISMITH PUBLISH THE FIRST SET OF WRIDEN RULES FOR THE GAME?

ANSWER: 15 JANUARY 1892

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21.lT ONCE RAN FROM GREATER Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA TO PROVINCETOWN, MASSACHUSETTS. TODAY, IT BEGINS AT BISHOP, CALIFORNIA, BUT IT STILL ENDS AT PROVINCETOWN. 'I '35 r: '§. WIS IT WID: 111811 . W. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS LONGEST SINGLE-DIGIT U.S. HIGHWAY.

ANSWER: U.S. HIGHWAY SIX (OR 2)

22., HE WAS KNOWN AS WILLIAM H. BONNEY, OR BILLY THE KID. BUT FOR TEN POINTS, UNDER WHAT NAME WAS THIS LEGEND OF THE WILD WEST BORN?

ANSWER: HENRY MCCANTRY (DO NOT ACCEPT ANTRIM)

23. THIS CITY IS THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THE CAPITAL OF BYELORUS.

ANSWER: MINSK

24. HE WAS BORN IN ST. PETERSBURG IN 1906 AND ATTENDED THE LENINGRAD CONSERVATORY. HE WROTE HIS FIRST SYMPHONY FOR HIS GRADUATION AND WOULD LATER COMPLETE 15 SYMPHONIES AND AN OPERA--LADY MACBETH OF MTENSK, WHICH HE WOULD REVISE AS KATERINA ISMAILOVA. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS COMPOSER, WHO WAS ALSO A BRILLIANT PIANIST, AND WHO DIED IN 1975.

ANSWER: DIMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH

25. THIS IRISH POET AND ESSAYIST WHO LIVED FROM 1730 TO 1774 IS THE AUTHOR OF SUCH WORKS AS THE DESERTED VILLAGJ;, THE CITIZEN OF THE WORLD, THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, AND SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS IMPORTANT LITERARY FIGURE.

ANSWER: OLIVER GOLDSMITH

26 . IN 1502 THE "NUREMBURG EGG" WAS CONSIDERED TO BE A NOVEL ODDITY. TODAY, HOWEVER, MOST OF US COULDN'T FUNCTION WITHOUT ONE. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS INVENTION BY PETER HENLEIN THAT IS IN UNIVERSAL USE TODAY.

ANSWER: WRISTWATCH

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27. TODAY THE UNITED STATES IS ALMOST THE ONLY INDUSTRIALIZED NATION WHICH USES CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, AT LEAST IN SOME STATES. HOWEVER, AT ONE POINT, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT WAS ILLEGAL IN THE UNITED STATES. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THE SUPREME COURT CASE THAT CAUSED THIS TO BE SO.

ANSWER: FURMAN VS. GEORGIA

28. IN WORLD WAR II THE SUICIDE ATTACKS BY JAPANESE PILOTS WERE KNOWN AS KAMIKAZE, OR DIVINE WIND. THIS IS IN REFERENCE TO A TYPHOON THAT AVERTED THE INVASION OF JAPAN IN 1281 BY THE ARMIES OF WHAT, FOR TEN POINTS, RULER OF CHINA?

ANSWER: KUBLAI KHAN

N1\'fV\E" G I..J E' 29. FOR A QUICK TEN POINTS, vmo /Ji1!E. THE TWO EVIL DAUGHTERS IN SHAKESPEARE'S ~

LEAR? .

ANSWER: REGAN AND GONERIL

32. HE WAS BORN IN LEBANON UNDER THE NAME MYZYAD YAKHOOB. WHEN HE CAME TO AMERICA, HIS NAME WAS CHANGED TO AMOS JACOBS. FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS RECENTLY DECEASED ACTOR, THE FATHER-IN-LAW OF PHIL DONAHUE.

ANSWER: DANNY THOMAS

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30 POINT BONUS 1.. WITH THE RELEASE OF TERRY ANDERSON, ALL THE AMERICAN HOSTAGES IN BEIRUT

HAVE BEEN FREED. HOWEVER, TWO GERMANS AND ONE ITALIAN STILL REMAIN IN CAPTIVITY. YOU WILL RECEIVE 10 POINTS FOR EACH HOSTAGE NAMED.

ANSWER: HEINRICH ST.~cPBIG, THOMAS KEMPTNE.R, ALBERTO MOLINARI

25 POINT BONUS 2. THE CROWNING OF CAROLYN SUZANNE SAPP OF HAWAII AS MISS AMERICA 1992 MARKS

THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1985 THAT A MISS AMERICA HAS BEEN CROWNED FROM A STATE COMPLETELY WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. FOR 25 POINTS, ALL OR NOTHING, GIVE THE FIRST AND LAST NAMES OF MISS AMERICA 1985 AND HER HOME STATE.

ANSWER: SHARLENE WELLS (HAWKES) OF UTAH

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20 POINT BONUS 3. MOST LUNAR CALENDARS HAVE TWELVE MONTHS, WITH A THIRTEENTH MONTH

OCCASIONALLY INSERWO KEEP MONTHS AND YEARS IN LINE WITH SEASONS. HOWEVER, OF THE ANCIENT SUMERIAN, MODERN JEWISH, ISLAMIC, CHINESE, AND VIETNAMESE

L\JN'A(2..CALENDARS, Ad I ' · • .ar~ONE ~ HAS".TWELVE LUNAR MONTHS. FOR TWENTY POINTS, NAME THIS CALENDAR. l (')I\J~ •

ANSWER: ISLAMIC CALENDAR

30 POINT BONUS 4. NINE OF THE FIRST TWELVE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES WERE ALL BORN IN

EITHER VIRGINIA OR MASSACHUSETTS. FOR TEN POINTS EACH, GIVE THE NATIVE STATES OF THE OTHER THREE OF THESE FIRST TWELVE PRESIDENTS.

ANSWER: SOUTH CAROLINA, NEW YORK, AND NORTH CAROLINA

30 POINT BONUS 5. LAST SEASON TWO COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYERS BORN IN LATE MARCH OF 1972,

BOTH CENTERS OVER SEVEN FEET TALL, LED THE NCAA, ONE IN BLOCKED SHOTS AND ONE I~OUNDING. FOR FIFTEEN POINTS EACH, ' • F pO NAME" THESE TWO PLAYERS.

ANSWER: SHAWN PAUL BRADLEY AND SHAQUILLE RASH AN O'NEAL

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20 POINT BONUS 6. RECENTLY DAVID CHORLEY AND DOUGLAS BOWER ADMITTED TO BEING THE CAUSE OF A --j

13 YEAR OLD HOAX THAT HAD EARLIER THRILLED THOSE WHO WERE SEARCHING FOR EVIDENCE OF THE EXISTENCE OF UFOS. YOU WILL RECEIVE TWENTY POINTS IF YOU CAN NAME WHAT "PHENOMENON" THEY CAUSED.

ANSWER: CROP CIRCLES IN CORN (~CCk IT E:~\\Il Lp..~)

30 POINT BONUS 7. FOR FIVE POINTS EACH AND AN EXTRA FIVE POINTS FOR ALL FIVE RIGHT, 11 Ii iZ i II 1&

"n; ." NAME. ALL FIVE MEMBERS OF THE NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK.

ANSWER: JONATHAN KNIGHT, JORDAN KNIGHT. JOE MCiNTYRE, DONNIE WAHLBERG.

AND DANNY WOOD. C lAS, t0A Me S "L /I. \ 1..-,v'C \.Jc-I'-JE:E:b '2.... }...tJlEtfiSj

2e POINT BONUS 8. FOUR AMERICAN LEAGUE STADIUMS HAVE ARTIFICIAL TURF. FOR FIVE POINTS EACH, e-a

1'1 I F I 13 &i!! : Ii 2 ITT Q' T NAME THE STADIUMS ~ ~EIR CITIES. . 't>f(

ANSWER: ROYALS STADIUM, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI; HUBERT H. HUMPHREY METRODOME, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA; THE KINGDOME, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON; THE SKYDOME, TORONTO, ONTARIO.

VE THEIR FIRST

"Z-c" POINT BONUS 1 O. THE NEWLY INDEPENDENT NATION OF NAMIBIA BORDERS FOUR OTHER INTERNATIONALLY

RECOGNIZED NATIONS • ;! : 221!S1 IF. liT FOR FIVE POINTS EACH, NAME THESE F~ NATIONS. .~

ANSWER: ANGOLA, ZAMBIA, BOTSWANA, AND SOUTH AFRICA.

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'UiSlp'ssa (Oil!!!' iller? ",tiD HECK) .... II"'UJ lUi-I' ,.. 2

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30 POINT BONUS 11. FOR FIVE POINTS EACH, GIVE THE FIRST SIX STATES AFTER THE ORIGINAL THIRTEEN

STATES ADMITTED TO THE UNITED STATES, 14111,,,--

ANSWER: VERMONT, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, OHIO, LOUISIANA, INDIANA

l 25 POINT BONUS 12. SEVERAL PLAYERS HAVE BEEN THE NBA PLAYOFF MVP TWO OR MORE TIMES. BUT

ONLY ONE PLAYER HAS DONE IT WHO NEVER PLAYED, OR IT '[? SC I'Q ;;Ii. T. PI Pta FOR THE LOS ANGELES LAKERS. NAME HIM AND HIS CURRENT TEAM FOR 25 POINTS, ALL OR NOTHING. • .~.

ANSWER: LARRY BIRD. BOSTON CELTICS

CJ 5 3e POINT BONUS 13. THE FIVE MAJOR CANDIDATES, AS OF DOUGLAS WILDER'S WITHDRAWAL ON 8 JANUARY

1992, FOR THE 1992 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION HAIL FROM FIVE STATE·S. FOR FIVE POINTS EACH, , NAME THESE ~ STATES.

ANSWER: CALIFORNIA. MASSACHUSETTS. IOWA. ARKANSAS. NEBRASKA.

30 POINT BONUS-r~~ tZAqHTD~'Dfa.,Lft(2..QfJ/ T~ SMALLESt-14. FOR FIVE POINTS EACH AND FIVE POINTS EXTRA FOR; lEE I I I 21113 I., GIVE THE FIVE )

LARGEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD IN POPULATION, It' 277S3.

ANSWER: PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA. INDIA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, INDONESIA. AND THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

20 POINT BONUS 15. NOT SINCE NIXON'S 49-STATE SWEEP HAVE THE ELECTORS FROM THIS STATE VOTED

FOR A REPUBLICAN. IN FACT, NIXON IN 1972 WAS THE ONLY TIME SINCE EISENHOWER, FOR WHOM THIS STATE VOTED IN BOTH 1952 AND 1956. FOR TWENTY POINTS, NAME IT.

ANSWER: MINNESOTA

25 POINT BONUS 16. THE TWO GERMANYS COMBINED HAD MORE MEDALS IN THE 1988 SUMMER OLYMPICS

THAN ANY SINGLE COUNTRyQ)FOR TEN POINTS, WHERE DID EAST GERMANY PLACE IN THE TOTAL MEDAL COUNT?

ANSWER : SECOND

CYFOR FIFTEEN POINTS, WHERE DID WEST GERMANY PLACE IN THE TOTAL MEDAL COUNT? o t:.r0S . 8)u(2..:l' t+

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. 25 POINT BONUS 17. I ASSUME THAT YOU ALL KNOW THAT HABRYTRUMAN WAS THE VICE PRESIDENT WHEN

FDR DIED, BUT FDR HAD TWO OTHER VP'S. TEN POINTS FOR ONE AND 25 POINTS FOR BOTH, NAME THESE LESS FAMOUS MEN.

ANSWER: JOHN N. GARNER AND HENRY A. WALLACE

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18. NAME THIS NOTED I TESTSRg 3D - Zsl- 10 .

A. BORN IN MANHATTAN'S LITTLE ITALY, HE HAS BEEN MARRIED FOUR TIMES. TwO OF HIS EX-WIVES ARE ISABELLA ROSSELLINI AND BARBARA DE FINA.

B. HIS FILMS ARE MOSTLY ABOUT MEN IN KILLER CONFLICT. SEVEN OF HIS SIXTEEN FEATURES HAVE STARRED ROBERT DENIRO.

C. HIS FILMS INCLUDE MEAN STREETS, TAXI DRIVER, RAGING BULL, GOOOFELLAS, AND THE LAST TEMPT A TlON OF CHRIST.

ANSWER: MARTIN SCORSESE

30 POINT BONUS 19. FOR TEN POINTS EACH, NAME THE CAPITALS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES:

A. PAKISTAN B. ALBANIA C. MONGOLIA

ANSWER: A. ISLAMABAD B. TIRANA C. ULAANBAATAR

Np.'Ml 30 POINT BONUS 20. FOR TEN POINTS EACH, ~ THE FOLLOWING WORDSr=(l.oMT\4EIit. U€:SC Ll D!/~r.

A. A PERSON WHO STRESSES OR PRACTICES SCRUPULOUS ADHERENCE TO A STRICT STANDARD, ESPECIALLY OF RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE OR MORALITY ..... '1 Lf1'T8Z.-S

B. A FRAGRANT AROMATIC PLANT GUM USED IN PERFUMES AND FORMERLY FOR INCENSE -5 Lf'Lif:!K..-S

C. To SEND OR PUT IN; TO INSERT - 8' L~TE-tu

ANSWER: A. PRECISIAN B. MYRRH C. INTORMIT

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) 30 POINT BONUS "k 21. HAVING FOLLOWED THE PERSIAN GULF WAR, m?!( 221 ! s+77? Pli SHOULD KNOW A

LlTILE BIT ABOUT THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE REGION. FOR TEN POINTS EACH, NAME THE THREE COUNTRIES THAT BORDER OMAN. .

ANSWER: SAUDI ARABIA. YEMEN, AND UNITED..8RAB EMIRATES

'25 S POINT BONUS 22. THANKS IN PART TO THE FAX MACHINE, MODEM, AND CAR PHONE, MANY NEW AREA

CODES HAVE HAD TO BE CREATED IN RECENT YEARS. SO FOR FIVE POINTS EACH, GIVEN THE NEW AREA CODE, GIVE THE STATE WHERE IT IS LOCATED.

A. 410; MARYLAND B. 908; NEW JERSEY C. 708; ILLINOIS D. 719; COLORADO

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20 POINT BONUS 23. FOR TWENTY POINTS NAME THIS OLDEST MEDICAL TEXT, WHICH IS OVER 3500 YEARS OLD

AND DEALS WITH SUCH THINGS AS SURGERY, AND ALSO INJURIES TO THE HEAD, SPINE ANDCHES~ .

ANSWER: SMITH PAPYRUS

30 POINT BONUS 24. THE 30TH PARALLEL NORTH RUNS THROUGH THREE U.S. STATES. NAME THEM FOR TEN

POINTS EACH.

ANSWER: TEXAS, LOUISIANA, AND FLORIDA

30 POINT /,.1 ftIIIIlll

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30 POINT BONUS 26. ONLY FIVE OF THE FIRST 20 PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES HAD ANY VETOES

OVERRIDDEN; ONE HAD MORE THAN THE OTHER FOUR COMBINED. \ FOR TEN POINTS, NAME THIS PRESIDENT, WHO HAD 15 VETOES OVERRIDDEN. ~R.s-r '

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ANSWER: ANDREW JOHNSON

6Ttt E: fL (2) THEtffiUR PRESIDENTS HAD 12

VETOES OVERRIDDEN BETWEEN THEM. FOR FIVE POINTS EACH, NAME i 11E6& g I 50' '9 RRSS'RP'ii THEM.

ANSWER: JOHN TYLER, FRANKLIN PIERCE, ULYSSES S. GRANT, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES

20 POINT BONUS 27. THIS STATE, IN BOTH 1980 AND 1990, WAS THE MOST TYPICAL OF THE STATES IN

DENSITY OF POPULATION. FOR 20 POINTS NAME THIS~TATE.

ANSWER: WASHINGTON \J.JES ftR-tJ

20 POINT BONUS 29. THIS CITY, LARGEST CITY IN VIRGINIA, WAS THE FASTEST GROWING CITY IN THE UNITED

STATES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BETWEEN 1980 AND 1990. FOR TWENTY POINTS, NAME IT.

ANSWER: VIRGINIA BEACH

20 POINT BONUS 30. AN INTERSTATE HIGHWAY, IT RUNS FROM A STATE ON THE PACIFIC OCEAN TO A STATE ON

THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. SINCE THE 1970'S, LONG BEFORE ITS COMPLETION, IT HAS BEEN THE LONGEST HIGHWAY IN THE WORLD. FOR TWENTY POINTS, GIVE ITS NUMBER.

ANSWER: .8..Q

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