Frame 1
game_so = "";
stop();
Frame 2
stop();
Frame 3
score = 0;
amount = 0;
round = "";
stop();
Frame 4
main_mc.gotoAndPlay("mc20");
score = 0;
amount = 0;
round = "";
stop();
Frame 5
round = "";
scoredisplay = "$" + Number(score);
main_mc.gotoAndStop("startmc");
stop();
Frame 6
flscore = score;
stop();
Frame 7
stop();
String.prototype.addCommas = function () {
var _local3 = this.length;
var _local2 = "";
var _local1 = 0;
while (_local1 <= _local3) {
_local2 = this.charAt(_local3 - _local1) + _local2;
if ((((_local1 % 3) == 0) && (_local1 > 0)) && (_local1 < _local3)) {
_local2 = "," + _local2;
}
_local1++;
}
return(_local2);
};
showScores = function () {
var _local2 = 10;
while (_local2 > 0) {
var _local3 = scoreboard_lv["name" + (page + _local2)];
var s = scoreboard_lv["score" + (page + _local2)];
var _local1 = this[("line" + _local2) + "_mc"];
_local1.rank_txt.text = (page + _local2) + ".";
_local1.name_txt.text = (_local3.length ? (_local3.toUpperCase()) : "-");
_local1.score_txt.text = (s.length ? (s.addCommas()) : "-");
_local1.rank_txt.textColor = (_local1.name_txt.textColor = (_local1.score_txt.textColor = ((game_so.length && (_local3.toUpperCase() == game_so.toUpperCase())) ? 14517504 : 0)));
_local1._visible = true;
loading_mc._visible = false;
_local2--;
}
};
page = 0;
maxScore = 100;
scoreboard_lv = new LoadVars();
if ((flscore > 0) && (game_so.length > 0)) {
scoreboard_lv.score = flscore;
scoreboard_lv.name = game_so.toUpperCase();
}
scoreboard_lv.game = "banktime";
scoreboard_lv.sendAndLoad("http://www.joytube.com/scores/games_score_text.php", scoreboard_lv, "POST");
scoreboard_lv.onLoad = function (success) {
if (success) {
if (Boolean(scoreboard_lv.success)) {
next_btn._visible = true;
if (scoreboard_lv.maxScore.length > 0) {
maxScore = Number(scoreboard_lv.maxScore);
}
showScores();
} else {
loading_mc.errorMsg = scoreboard_lv.errorMsg.toUpperCase();
loading_mc.gotoAndStop(2);
}
} else {
loading_mc.errorMsg = "COULD NOT CONNECT TO HIGH SCORE LIST.";
loading_mc.gotoAndStop(2);
}
};
flscore = 0;
next_btn._visible = (last_btn._visible = false);
last_btn.onPress = function () {
page = page - 10;
if (page < 0) {
page = 0;
}
if (page < 10) {
last_btn._visible = false;
}
next_btn._visible = true;
showScores();
};
next_btn.onPress = function () {
page = page + 10;
if (page > maxScore) {
page = maxScore;
}
if (page > (maxScore - 20)) {
next_btn._visible = false;
}
last_btn._visible = true;
showScores();
};
newGame_btn.onRelease = function () {
gotoAndPlay (2);
};
Frame 8
stop();
Symbol 38 MovieClip Frame 30
iFileLoaded = _root.getBytesLoaded();
iFileSize = _root.getBytesTotal();
iPercentLoaded = Math.round((iFileLoaded / iFileSize) * 100);
if (iPercentLoaded == 100) {
gotoAndPlay ("disable");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("enable");
}
Symbol 38 MovieClip Frame 31
_root.gotoAndPlay(_root._currentframe + 1);
stop();
Symbol 62 Button
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay (3);
}
Symbol 63 Button
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay (8);
}
Symbol 64 Button
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay ("highscores");
}
Symbol 98 MovieClip Frame 25
_parent.gotoAndPlay("startgame");
stop();
Symbol 104 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc50");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 105 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc50");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 106 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc50");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 112 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc100");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 113 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc100");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 114 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc100");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 115 Button
on (release) {
_root.score = _root.score + _root.amount;
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
Symbol 121 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc200");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 122 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc200");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 123 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc200");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 129 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc300");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 130 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc300");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 131 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc300");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 137 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc450");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 138 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc450");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 139 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc450");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 145 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc600");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 146 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc600");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 147 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc600");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 153 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc800");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 154 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc800");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 155 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc800");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 161 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc1000");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 162 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc1000");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 163 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
gotoAndPlay ("mc1000");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 169 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectC";
if (theAnswer == right) {
_root.score = _root.score + 1000;
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 170 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectB";
if (theAnswer == right) {
_root.score = _root.score + 1000;
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 171 Button
on (release) {
theAnswer = "SelectA";
if (theAnswer == right) {
_root.score = _root.score + 1000;
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
} else {
gotoAndPlay ("startmc");
}
}
Symbol 172 MovieClip Frame 1
questions = 506;
q1 = "Which country is the city of Calcutta located in?";
aa1 = "Indonesia";
ab1 = "India";
ac1 = "Russia";
ans1 = "SelectB";
q2 = "What company makes Playstation game consoles?";
aa2 = "Sega";
ab2 = "Nintendo";
ac2 = "Sony";
ans2 = "SelectC";
q3 = "As of 2001, what is the longest running broadway musical?";
aa3 = "Cats";
ab3 = "The Phantom of the Opera";
ac3 = "Annie Get Your Gun";
ans3 = "SelectA";
q4 = "What is the last name of the family depicted in the movie 'The Sound of Music'?";
aa4 = "Von Hindenburg";
ab4 = "Von Trapp";
ac4 = "Von Clausewitz";
ans4 = "SelectB";
q5 = "The game of Mah-Jongg originated in what country?";
aa5 = "China";
ab5 = "Japan";
ac5 = "England";
ans5 = "SelectA";
q6 = "What chemical is added to the water in swimming pools?";
aa6 = "Chlorine";
ab6 = "Ammonia";
ac6 = "Sulfur";
ans6 = "SelectA";
q7 = "Lycanthropy is the magical ability to assume the form and characteristics of what animal?";
aa7 = "Lion";
ab7 = "Bear";
ac7 = "Wolf";
ans7 = "SelectC";
q8 = "Michael Jordan won six championships with which NBA team?";
aa8 = "Washington Wizards";
ab8 = "Houston Rockets";
ac8 = "Chicago Bulls";
ans8 = "SelectC";
q9 = "In the 'Garfield' comic strip, what is the name of Garfield's rubber chicken?";
aa9 = "Roy";
ab9 = "Strech";
ac9 = "Pooky";
ans9 = "SelectB";
q10 = "What was the first U.S. state to enter the Union?";
aa10 = "Georgia";
ab10 = "Delaware";
ac10 = "Pennsylvania";
ans10 = "SelectB";
q11 = "The word 'art' is derived from Latin meaning what?";
aa11 = "Paint";
ab11 = "Crafts";
ac11 = "Skill";
ans11 = "SelectC";
q12 = "Who wrote the world's first computer program?";
aa12 = "Bill Gates";
ab12 = "Alan Turing";
ac12 = "Ada Lovelace";
ans12 = "SelectC";
q13 = "In which country did chess originate?";
aa13 = "Germany";
ab13 = "England";
ac13 = "India";
ans13 = "SelectC";
q14 = "Which one of the human bodies' systems controls hormones?";
aa14 = "Circulatory";
ab14 = "Endocrine";
ac14 = "Reproductive";
ans14 = "SelectB";
q15 = "What team sport has periods of play called 'chukkas'?";
aa15 = "Hockey";
ab15 = "Polo";
ac15 = "Rugby";
ans15 = "SelectB";
q16 = "What encyclopedia was first published in 1768?";
aa16 = "Britannica";
ab16 = "Encarta";
ac16 = "Larousse";
ans16 = "SelectA";
q17 = "The word 'science' comes from the Greek meaning what?";
aa17 = "Wisdom";
ab17 = "Knowledge";
ac17 = "To Know";
ans17 = "SelectC";
q18 = "What device mixes air and petrol for the internal combustion engine?";
aa18 = "Carburettor";
ab18 = "Crankshaft";
ac18 = "Cylinder";
ans18 = "SelectA";
q19 = "How many square feet is the world's largest permanent maze, in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA?";
aa19 = "75,000";
ab19 = "100,000";
ac19 = "125,000";
ans19 = "SelectB";
q20 = "The first ceremony of the International Olympic Committee was held in 1894. In what city was it held?";
aa20 = "Geneva";
ab20 = "Athens";
ac20 = "Paris";
ans20 = "SelectC";
q21 = "What is the correct term for a group of crows?";
aa21 = "Murder";
ab21 = "Flock";
ac21 = "Gaggle";
ans21 = "SelectA";
q22 = "What spaghetti sauce brand is the Italian word for 'you're welcome'?";
aa22 = "Ragu";
ab22 = "Hunt's";
ac22 = "Prego";
ans22 = "SelectC";
q23 = "Baseball cards were originally sold with what product?";
aa23 = "Tobacco";
ab23 = "Bubble Gum";
ac23 = "Cereal";
ans23 = "SelectA";
q24 = "The 'shot heard 'round the world' was the start of what war?";
aa24 = "Civil War";
ab24 = "World War II";
ac24 = "American Revolution";
ans24 = "SelectC";
q25 = "How many planets were known to exist in our solar system at the end of the twentieth century?";
aa25 = "8";
ab25 = "9";
ac25 = "10";
ans25 = "SelectB";
q26 = "What was the first empire to use aquaducts?";
aa26 = "Rome";
ab26 = "Greece";
ac26 = "China";
ans26 = "SelectA";
q27 = "How many bones are in the human ear?";
aa27 = "3";
ab27 = "4";
ac27 = "5";
ans27 = "SelectA";
q28 = "According to 'Motor Trend,' what was the car of the year in 2001?";
aa28 = "Plymouth Prowler";
ab28 = "Pontiac Aztek";
ac28 = "PT Cruiser";
ans28 = "SelectC";
q29 = "Who had 'the face that launched a thousand ships'?";
aa29 = "Cleopatra";
ab29 = "Helen of Troy";
ac29 = "Joan of Arcade";
ans29 = "SelectB";
q30 = "Where would you find Mare Imbrium?";
aa30 = "Pacific Ocean";
ab30 = "Moon";
ac30 = "Volcano";
ans30 = "SelectB";
q31 = "Which great jazz musician had the nickname 'Satchmo'?";
aa31 = "Art Tatum";
ab31 = "Miles Davis";
ac31 = "Louis Armstrong";
ans31 = "SelectB";
q32 = "If someone is said to be 'in high dungeon', what best describes them?";
aa32 = "Very Fortunate";
ab32 = "Full of Laughter";
ac32 = "Extremely Angry";
ans32 = "SelectC";
q33 = "Lewis Carroll, the author of 'Alice in Wonderland', was actually Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, an Oxford University lecturer in what field?";
aa33 = "Mathematics";
ab33 = "Religious Studies";
ac33 = "Theoretical Physics";
ans33 = "SelectA";
q34 = "Which is the third largest planet in our Solar System?";
aa34 = "Jupiter";
ab34 = "Neptune";
ac34 = "Uranus";
ans34 = "SelectC";
q35 = "In the days of chivalry, when a knight referred to his 'destrier' and a lady to her 'palfrey,' they were both talking about their what?";
aa35 = "Horse";
ab35 = "Dog";
ac35 = "Uncle or Aunt";
ans35 = "SelectA";
q36 = "What does the word 'exiguous' mean?";
aa36 = "Burdensome";
ab36 = "Cruel";
ac36 = "Small, Scanty";
ans36 = "SelectC";
q37 = "In Scotland, the government appoints one person to be the 'Scots Makar'. This post honors the making of what?";
aa37 = "Poetry";
ab37 = "Shortbread";
ac37 = "Whisky";
ans37 = "SelectA";
q38 = "What were the middle names of British statesman Winston Churchill?";
aa38 = "James Quincey";
ab38 = "Kenneth Russell";
ac38 = "Leonard Spencer";
ans38 = "SelectC";
q39 = "What is the meaning of the adjective 'lambent'?";
aa39 = "Beautifully Warm";
ab39 = "Softly Radiant";
ac39 = "Warmly Soft";
ans39 = "SelectB";
q40 = "In what sphere of activity is it important to distinguish a red nun from a green can?";
aa40 = "Rock-Climbing";
ab40 = "Seamanship";
ac40 = "Stock-Car Racing";
ans40 = "SelectB";
q41 = "Which of the following is a previous name of New York's Ellis Island?";
aa41 = "English Island";
ab41 = "Coney Island";
ac41 = "Oyster Island";
ans41 = "SelectC";
q42 = "Who played Dylan McKay on 'Beverly Hills 90210'?";
aa42 = "Jason Priestley";
ab42 = "Luke Perry";
ac42 = "Ian Ziering";
ans42 = "SelectB";
q43 = "What was the maiden name of Lyndon Johnson's wife, Lady Bird?";
aa43 = "Franks";
ab43 = "Taylor";
ac43 = "Baines";
ans43 = "SelectB";
q44 = "When did operational flights aboard the space shuttle begin?";
aa44 = "1981";
ab44 = "1982";
ac44 = "1983";
ans44 = "SelectB";
q45 = "Who was in commonad on Apollo 13?";
aa45 = "Pete Conrad";
ab45 = "Alana B. Shepherd";
ac45 = "Jim Lovell";
ans45 = "SelectC";
q46 = "Which Greek god was Delphi, site of the famous Oracle, built as a shrine to?";
aa46 = "Narcissus";
ab46 = "Apollo";
ac46 = "Dionysus";
ans46 = "SelectB";
q47 = "When a desert tortoise spend the summer or dry season in a burrow, what is it doing?";
aa47 = "Keeping Cool";
ab47 = "Estivating";
ac47 = "Hibernating";
ans47 = "SelectB";
q48 = "What is a tropical cyclone in the Pacific Ocean called?";
aa48 = "Typhoon";
ab48 = "Monsoon";
ac48 = "Tsunami";
ans48 = "SelectA";
q49 = "Who was the first pitcher to record 10 complete games in World Series play?";
aa49 = "Chief Bender";
ab49 = "Christy Mathewson";
ac49 = "Bob Gibson";
ans49 = "SelectB";
q50 = "What was Snoopy's mom's name in the comic strip 'Peanuts'?";
aa50 = "Belle";
ab50 = "Missy";
ac50 = "Molly";
ans50 = "SelectB";
q51 = "Which of the following never served as a regular analyst on 'Monday Night Football'?";
aa51 = "Joe Namath";
ab51 = "Alex Karras";
ac51 = "Johnny Unitas";
ans51 = "SelectC";
q52 = "What does a person with aviophobia fear?";
aa52 = "Birds";
ab52 = "Helicopters";
ac52 = "Airplanes";
ans52 = "SelectC";
q53 = "Who was president of the Confederacy?";
aa53 = "Jefferson Davis";
ab53 = "David Jefferson";
ac53 = "Robert E. Lee";
ans53 = "SelectA";
q54 = "Whose 35-year dictatorship of Paraguay was ended by a coup in 1989?";
aa54 = "Mengistu Mariam";
ab54 = "Manuel Noriega";
ac54 = "Alfredo Stroessner";
ans54 = "SelectC";
q55 = "Which of these well known American painters was in fact born in Italy?";
aa55 = "Mary Cassatt";
ab55 = "Norman Rockwell";
ac55 = "John Singer Sargent";
ans55 = "SelectC";
q56 = "In what year was the lie detector invented?";
aa56 = "1911";
ab56 = "1921";
ac56 = "1931";
ans56 = "SelectB";
q57 = "Which pitcher gave up Hank Aaron's record-setting 715th home run?";
aa57 = "Don Sutton";
ab57 = "Vic Raschi";
ac57 = "Al Downing";
ans57 = "SelectC";
q58 = "How many feet are there in a yard?";
aa58 = "Three";
ab58 = "Four";
ac58 = "Five";
ans58 = "SelectA";
q59 = "What female photographer is best known for her black and white portraits of people on the fringes of society?";
aa59 = "Mary Ellen Mark";
ab59 = "Cindy Sherman";
ac59 = "Diane Arbus";
ans59 = "SelectC";
q60 = "When did the Spanish Civil War begin?";
aa60 = "1936";
ab60 = "1937";
ac60 = "1938";
ans60 = "SelectA";
q61 = "Who became King of Spain after Francisco Franco's death?";
aa61 = "Carlos II";
ab61 = "Juan Carlos II";
ac61 = "Juan Carlos I";
ans61 = "SelectC";
q62 = "Who invented the cotton gin?";
aa62 = "Benjamin Franklin";
ab62 = "John Deere";
ac62 = "Eli Whitney";
ans62 = "SelectC";
q63 = "In what year was the first t-shirt introduced?";
aa63 = "1942";
ab63 = "1951";
ac63 = "1957";
ans63 = "SelectA";
q64 = "Which Puritan founded Rhode Island after being kicked out of Massachusetts for his open-minded religious beliefs?";
aa64 = "Adam Smith";
ab64 = "John Winthrop";
ac64 = "Roger Williams";
ans64 = "SelectC";
q65 = "How long did the Hundred Years War last?";
aa65 = "100 Years";
ab65 = "109 Years";
ac65 = "116 Years";
ans65 = "SelectC";
q66 = "What was Rasputin's first name?";
aa66 = "Grigori";
ab66 = "Andrei";
ac66 = "Nikolai";
ans66 = "SelectA";
q67 = "Who was the first sitting U.S. President to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?";
aa67 = "Woodrow Wilson";
ab67 = "Theodore Roosevelt";
ac67 = "Richard Nixon";
ans67 = "SelectB";
q68 = "Who was the first pitcher to win two Seventh Games of a World Series?";
aa68 = "Whitey Ford";
ab68 = "Sandy Koufax";
ac68 = "Bob Gibson";
ans68 = "SelectC";
q69 = "Who was the only Chief Executive never elected as either President or Vice President?";
aa69 = "Gerald Ford";
ab69 = "Andrew Johnson";
ac69 = "Millard Fillmore";
ans69 = "SelectA";
q70 = "What Russian leader wrote 'What is to be done?'";
aa70 = "Brezhnev";
ab70 = "Lenin";
ac70 = "Trotsky";
ans70 = "SelectB";
q71 = "Who played Huggy Bear on the 'Starsky & Hutch' TV series?";
aa71 = "Ron O'Neal";
ab71 = "Antonio Fargas";
ac71 = "Damien Hirst";
ans71 = "SelectB";
q72 = "Who was Special Agent Dale Cooper repeatedly taping messages for in the TV series 'Twin Peaks'?";
aa72 = "Doris";
ab72 = "Diane";
ac72 = "Deidre";
ans72 = "SelectB";
q73 = "Who was the first Bourbon king of France?";
aa73 = "Henry IV";
ab73 = "Charles IX";
ac73 = "Louis XVIII";
ans73 = "SelectA";
q74 = "Which beverage has been proven to offer allergy relief?";
aa74 = "Coke";
ab74 = "Milk";
ac74 = "Green Tea";
ans74 = "SelectC";
q75 = "Who holds the record for most cumulative at-bats in World Series play, through the 2002 season?";
aa75 = "Mickey Mantle";
ab75 = "Yogi Berra";
ac75 = "Frankie Frisch";
ans75 = "SelectB";
q76 = "In what year did Custer's Last Stand take place?";
aa76 = "1866";
ab76 = "1876";
ac76 = "1896";
ans76 = "SelectB";
q77 = "Who was not stranded on 'Gilligan's Island'?";
aa77 = "Farm Girl";
ab77 = "Movie Star";
ac77 = "Musician";
ans77 = "SelectC";
q78 = "Who starred in the legendary 1974 TV movie 'Killdozer,' about a bulldozer possessed by an alien life form?";
aa78 = "John Gavin";
ab78 = "Dennis Weaver";
ac78 = "Clint Walker";
ans78 = "SelectC";
q79 = "Who was the first baseball player to win an MVP Award in both the National and American Leagues?";
aa79 = "Frank Robinson";
ab79 = "Tom Seaver";
ac79 = "Hank Aaron";
ans79 = "SelectA";
q80 = "What is Hephaestus the God of?";
aa80 = "War";
ab80 = "Fire";
ac80 = "Wisdom";
ans80 = "SelectB";
q81 = "Where was American novelist Ernest Hemingway born?";
aa81 = "Illinois";
ab81 = "New Jersey";
ac81 = "Idaho";
ans81 = "SelectA";
q82 = "Where did Lady Godiva ride?";
aa82 = "Brighton";
ab82 = "Coventry";
ac82 = "Avon";
ans82 = "SelectB";
q83 = "Whose works include 'Homage to Catalonia' and 'Burmese Days'?";
aa83 = "George Orwell";
ab83 = "Graham Greene";
ac83 = "Mark Twain";
ans83 = "SelectA";
q84 = "Which ballpark hosted baseball's first All-Star Game?";
aa84 = "Polo Grounds";
ab84 = "Ebbets Field";
ac84 = "Comiskey Park";
ans84 = "SelectC";
q85 = "Which pitcher was nicknamed 'The Barber,' for his habit of throwing inside to push hitters off the plate?";
aa85 = "Sal Maglie";
ab85 = "Juan Marichal";
ac85 = "Bruce Thomas";
ans85 = "SelectA";
q86 = "Which explorer was funded by The World Book Encyclopedia to head a search for the 'yeti' in 1960?";
aa86 = "Roald Amundsen";
ab86 = "Will Steger";
ac86 = "Sir Edmund Hillary";
ans86 = "SelectC";
q87 = "Who played the hapless newsman Les Nessman on the TV sitcom 'WKRP in Cincinnati'?";
aa87 = "Gordon Jump";
ab87 = "Richard Sanders";
ac87 = "Mitch Avory";
ans87 = "SelectB";
q88 = "Which soap opera star hosted her own talk show?";
aa88 = "Julia Barr";
ab88 = "Susan Lucci";
ac88 = "Linda Dano";
ans88 = "SelectC";
q89 = "Who played the ship's captain in the series 'The Love Boat: The Next Wave'?";
aa89 = "Robert Urich";
ab89 = "Phil Morris";
ac89 = "Gavin MacLeod";
ans89 = "SelectA";
q90 = "What artist's most famous work is the cover design for the Beatles' LP, 'Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'?";
aa90 = "Erte";
ab90 = "Peter Blake";
ac90 = "William Blake";
ans90 = "SelectB";
q91 = "What Roman emperor immediately preceded Caligula?";
aa91 = "Tiberius";
ab91 = "Claudius";
ac91 = "Nero";
ans91 = "SelectA";
q92 = "Which TV series did not feature John Larroquette?";
aa92 = "Payne";
ab92 = "Corsairs";
ac92 = "Lotsa Luck";
ans92 = "SelectC";
q93 = "What does the Saffir-Simpson Scale measure?";
aa93 = "Hurricanes";
ab93 = "Mineral Hardness";
ac93 = "Earthquakes";
ans93 = "SelectA";
q94 = "Who wrote 'Yentl, the Yeshiva Boy,' 'Enemies: A Love Story' and 'Gimpel the Fool'?";
aa94 = "Isaac B. Singer";
ab94 = "Leo Stein";
ac94 = "Chaim Potok";
ans94 = "SelectA";
q95 = "In what year was the Panama Canal returned to Panama?";
aa95 = "1999";
ab95 = "2000";
ac95 = "2001";
ans95 = "SelectA";
q96 = "Who was not one of the three stars of the 'revolving' series 'The Name of the Game'?";
aa96 = "Hugh O'Brian";
ab96 = "Gene Barry";
ac96 = "Robert Stack";
ans96 = "SelectA";
q97 = "What summer Olympic event did actress Geena Davis qualify for?";
aa97 = "Equestrian";
ab97 = "Biathalon";
ac97 = "Archery";
ans97 = "SelectC";
q98 = "What does the scientific name Rhinotillexomania stand for?";
aa98 = "Fingernail Biting";
ab98 = "Nose-Picking";
ac98 = "Hair-Pulling";
ans98 = "SelectB";
q99 = "What photographer caused an uproar when his 'obscene' works were exhibited at the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center?";
aa99 = "Robert Mapplethorpe";
ab99 = "David Hockney";
ac99 = "Bruce Webber";
ans99 = "SelectA";
q100 = "What U.S. TV show was based on the Swedish program 'Expedition Robinson'?";
aa100 = "Space: 1999";
ab100 = "Lost in Space";
ac100 = "Survivor";
ans100 = "SelectC";
q101 = "Who draws the 'Dilbert' comic strip?";
aa101 = "Scott Adams";
ab101 = "Jim Borgman";
ac101 = "Tony Thomson";
ans101 = "SelectA";
q102 = "What Shakespeare work gave us the phrase 'Frailty, thy name is woman!'?";
aa102 = "Macbeth";
ab102 = "Hamlet";
ac102 = "Othello";
ans102 = "SelectB";
q103 = "What is the fourth horseman of the apocalypse, after pestilence, famine and war, according to The Book of Revelation?";
aa103 = "Genocide";
ab103 = "Plagues";
ac103 = "Death";
ans103 = "SelectC";
q104 = "Where was F. Scott Fitzgerald born?";
aa104 = "Florida";
ab104 = "Minnesota";
ac104 = "Iowa";
ans104 = "SelectB";
q105 = "What reclusive author delivered the novels 'Mao II' and 'White Noise'?";
aa105 = "Richard Price";
ab105 = "Thomas Pynchon";
ac105 = "Don DeLillo";
ans105 = "SelectC";
q106 = "What do the Romans call the Greek god Zeus?";
aa106 = "Cupid";
ab106 = "Bacchus";
ac106 = "Jupiter";
ans106 = "SelectC";
q107 = "Which 'Saturday Night Live' performer was briefly married to Gilda Radner?";
aa107 = "Howard Shore";
ab107 = "Paul Shaffer";
ac107 = "G.E. Smith";
ans107 = "SelectC";
q108 = "Who sang the theme song to the TV series 'Baretta'?";
aa108 = "Sammy Davis Jr.";
ab108 = "Lou Rawls";
ac108 = "Robert Blake";
ans108 = "SelectA";
q109 = "Who played detective Mike Hammer in 'Kiss Me Deadly'?";
aa109 = "Ralph Meeker";
ab109 = "Edmund O'Brien";
ac109 = "Van Heflin";
ans109 = "SelectA";
q110 = "What famous cat authored three books?";
aa110 = "Sylvester";
ab110 = "Felix";
ac110 = "Morris";
ans110 = "SelectC";
q111 = "Which former Beatle released an album called 'Brainwashed'?";
aa111 = "Paul McCartney";
ab111 = "John Lennon";
ac111 = "George Harrison";
ans111 = "SelectC";
q112 = "What is the most abundant protein in the human body?";
aa112 = "Hemoglobin";
ab112 = "An Amino Acid";
ac112 = "Albumin";
ans112 = "SelectC";
q113 = "Which of the following states does not border Massachusetts?";
aa113 = "Maine";
ab113 = "Vermont";
ac113 = "New York";
ans113 = "SelectA";
q114 = "What was the top selling commemorative stamp between 1992-1998, according to the U.S. Postal Service?";
aa114 = "Civil War '95";
ab114 = "Elvis '93";
ac114 = "Bugs Bunny '97";
ans114 = "SelectB";
q115 = "What English king did George Frideric Handel compose his 'Water Music' for in 1717?";
aa115 = "George III";
ab115 = "George II";
ac115 = "George I";
ans115 = "SelectC";
q116 = "What was the artistic style used in designing the Empire State Building?";
aa116 = "Fresco";
ab116 = "Art Deco";
ac116 = "Rococo";
ans116 = "SelectB";
q117 = "What was the nickname given to World War I general John Pershing?";
aa117 = "Trader John";
ab117 = "Sun and Steel";
ac117 = "Black Jack";
ans117 = "SelectC";
q118 = "Where was the first official international visit taken by a U.S. President?";
aa118 = "England";
ab118 = "Mexico";
ac118 = "Panama";
ans118 = "SelectC";
q119 = "What Oscar-nominated actress portrayed Mel Harris' mother on the ABC drama 'Thirtysomething'?";
aa119 = "Barbara Barrie";
ab119 = "Shirley Knight";
ac119 = "Piper Laurie";
ans119 = "SelectB";
q120 = "Who was the first First Lady to hold a college degree?";
aa120 = "Lucy Webb Hayes";
ab120 = "Dolley Madison";
ac120 = "Mary Todd Lincoln";
ans120 = "SelectA";
q121 = "What was the maiden name of George Washington's wife, Martha?";
aa121 = "Custis";
ab121 = "Dandridge";
ac121 = "Parke";
ans121 = "SelectB";
q122 = "What is the name of William Shakespeare's final home in Stratford-upon-Avon?";
aa122 = "Hamlet House";
ab122 = "New Place";
ac122 = "British Spot";
ans122 = "SelectB";
q123 = "Who was known as the 'Father of Public Relations'?";
aa123 = "John Scott Talbot";
ab123 = "Edward Bernays";
ac123 = "Sigmund Freud";
ans123 = "SelectB";
q124 = "What was the first novel published by Stephen King?";
aa124 = "The Shining";
ab124 = "Christine";
ac124 = "Carrie";
ans124 = "SelectC";
q125 = "Which U.S. mountain has the highest peak?";
aa125 = "Mt. McKinley";
ab125 = "Mt. Bona";
ac125 = "Mt. Rainier";
ans125 = "SelectA";
q126 = "Who founded the Irish national movement, Sinn Fein?";
aa126 = "Michael Collins";
ab126 = "Dail Eireann";
ac126 = "Arthur Griffith";
ans126 = "SelectC";
q127 = "Which folk music star was a child prodigy at classical piano?";
aa127 = "Judy Collins";
ab127 = "Janice Ian";
ac127 = "Joan Baez";
ans127 = "SelectA";
q128 = "Who referred to the U.S. Presidency as 'the four most miserable years of my life'?";
aa128 = "Andrew Johnson";
ab128 = "Herbert Hoover";
ac128 = "John Quincy Adams";
ans128 = "SelectC";
q129 = "What language must all pilots identify themselves in on an international flight?";
aa129 = "English";
ab129 = "Spanish";
ac129 = "French";
ans129 = "SelectA";
q130 = "Who was the head of Time Warner when it was merged with America Online?";
aa130 = "Ted Turner";
ab130 = "Steve Case";
ac130 = "Gerald Levin";
ans130 = "SelectC";
q131 = "What is the highest point in New York state?";
aa131 = "Mt. Empire";
ab131 = "Mt. Greylock";
ac131 = "Mt. Marcy";
ans131 = "SelectC";
q132 = "Who was the first U.S. President to visit all 50 states?";
aa132 = "Ronald Reagan";
ab132 = "Richard Nixon";
ac132 = "John Kennedy";
ans132 = "SelectB";
q133 = "What was Paris' Musee d'Orsay - which houses works by Monet, Renoir and Manet - formerly used as?";
aa133 = "Clothing Factory";
ab133 = "Railway Station";
ac133 = "Hospital";
ans133 = "SelectB";
q134 = "Which of the following Presidents did not go to college?";
aa134 = "Harry Truman";
ab134 = "Thomas Jefferson";
ac134 = "Calvin Coolidge";
ans134 = "SelectA";
q135 = "How many U.S. states begin with the letter 'A'?";
aa135 = "Four";
ab135 = "Five";
ac135 = "Six";
ans135 = "SelectA";
q136 = "What New York city was the site in 1848 of the first American convention dedicated to women's rights?";
aa136 = "Albany";
ab136 = "Lake Placid";
ac136 = "Seneca Falls";
ans136 = "SelectC";
q137 = "What city houses the largest Gothic cathedral in the world?";
aa137 = "New York";
ab137 = "Athens";
ac137 = "Paris";
ans137 = "SelectA";
q138 = "What U.S. state is known as 'the heart of Dixie'?";
aa138 = "Arkansas";
ab138 = "Louisiana";
ac138 = "Alabama";
ans138 = "SelectC";
q139 = "What was Iran once known as?";
aa139 = "Persia";
ab139 = "Siam";
ac139 = "Burma";
ans139 = "SelectA";
q140 = "What U.S. state is nicknamed the 'Flickertail State'?";
aa140 = "North Dakota";
ab140 = "Idaho";
ac140 = "Montana";
ans140 = "SelectA";
q141 = "Which anti-war protestor became the husband of Joan Baez in March of 1968?";
aa141 = "David Harris";
ab141 = "Abbie Hoffman";
ac141 = "Jerry Rubin";
ans141 = "SelectA";
q142 = "Which classical philospher was a boyhood teacher of Alexander the Great?";
aa142 = "Plato";
ab142 = "Sophocles";
ac142 = "Aristotle";
ans142 = "SelectC";
q143 = "Where is Stonehenge located?";
aa143 = "Scotland";
ab143 = "Syria";
ac143 = "England";
ans143 = "SelectC";
q144 = "What is the most widely spoken language in the world?";
aa144 = "Chinese";
ab144 = "Spanish";
ac144 = "English";
ans144 = "SelectA";
q145 = "What European city is the home of the annual Carnevale, featuring elaborate costumes and a masked procession?";
aa145 = "Paris";
ab145 = "Venice";
ac145 = "Madrid";
ans145 = "SelectB";
q146 = "Who was the first 'test-tube' baby?";
aa146 = "Louise Brown";
ab146 = "Dawn van Heuvel";
ac146 = "Janine Kane";
ans146 = "SelectA";
q147 = "What does Tinnitus stand for?";
aa147 = "Metal Poisoning";
ab147 = "Perfect Pitch";
ac147 = "Ringing in Ears";
ans147 = "SelectC";
q148 = "What childhood disease is reactivated as Shingles?";
aa148 = "Mumps";
ab148 = "Measles";
ac148 = "Chicken Pox";
ans148 = "SelectC";
q149 = "How long does it take for Neptune to orbit the Sun?";
aa149 = "50 Years";
ab149 = "110 Years";
ac149 = "165 Years";
ans149 = "SelectC";
q150 = "What might you hope a bad singer would suffer from?";
aa150 = "Causalgia";
ab150 = "Apherisis";
ac150 = "Aphonia";
ans150 = "SelectC";
q151 = "Which of the following places do grunion lay their eggs, which makes them different from most fish?";
aa151 = "On the Beach";
ab151 = "In a Nest";
ac151 = "In the Seaweed";
ans151 = "SelectA";
q152 = "Which of the following, along with organic material and time, is the missing component of compost?";
aa152 = "Sunlight";
ab152 = "Air";
ac152 = "Water";
ans152 = "SelectB";
q153 = "What does a person with thalassophobia fear?";
aa153 = "Flowers";
ab153 = "The Sea";
ac153 = "Heart Disease";
ans153 = "SelectB";
q154 = "How many quarts equal one gallon?";
aa154 = "Three";
ab154 = "Four";
ac154 = "Five";
ans154 = "SelectB";
q155 = "When did the Russo-Japanese war begin?";
aa155 = "1902";
ab155 = "1903";
ac155 = "1904";
ans155 = "SelectC";
q156 = "Who was Randolph Mantooth's paramedic partner in the TV series 'Emergency!'?";
aa156 = "Martin Andrews";
ab156 = "Julian Cope";
ac156 = "Kevin Tighe";
ans156 = "SelectC";
q157 = "Who played Lacey on the television series 'Cagney & Lacey'?";
aa157 = "Meg Foster";
ab157 = "Tyne Daly";
ac157 = "Dana Bardolph";
ans157 = "SelectB";
q158 = "What was Latka's last name on the television series 'Taxi'?";
aa158 = "Gravas";
ab158 = "Nardo";
ac158 = "DePalma";
ans158 = "SelectA";
q159 = "What former 'Charlie's Angels' star played 'Florence Nightingale' in the 1985 TV movie?";
aa159 = "Jaclyn Smith";
ab159 = "Shelley Hack";
ac159 = "Kate Jackson";
ans159 = "SelectA";
q160 = "What did the 'O' in the TV detective series 'Harry O' stand for?";
aa160 = "Orwell";
ab160 = "O'Reilly";
ac160 = "Orson";
ans160 = "SelectA";
q161 = "What is another name for 'imago'?";
aa161 = "Larva";
ab161 = "Butterfly";
ac161 = "Pulpa";
ans161 = "SelectB";
q162 = "What does the Cat Fancier's Association say is the 'top cat breed'?";
aa162 = "American Shorthair";
ab162 = "Maine Coon";
ac162 = "Persian";
ans162 = "SelectC";
q163 = "What condition's symptoms include drowsiness, hallucinations, and muscle weakness?";
aa163 = "Bell's Palsy";
ab163 = "Bubonic Plague";
ac163 = "Narcolepsy";
ans163 = "SelectC";
q164 = "Which country's national bird is the peacock?";
aa164 = "Philippines";
ab164 = "India";
ac164 = "China";
ans164 = "SelectB";
q165 = "Which of the following is the same as an electrode?";
aa165 = "Terminal";
ab165 = "Circuit";
ac165 = "Electron";
ans165 = "SelectA";
q166 = "What is a mummichog?";
aa166 = "Toad";
ab166 = "Shellfish";
ac166 = "Fish";
ans166 = "SelectC";
q167 = "What year was the first Earth Day celebrated?";
aa167 = "1970";
ab167 = "1975";
ac167 = "1980";
ans167 = "SelectA";
q168 = "What is another name for sternutation?";
aa168 = "Sneezing";
ab168 = "Hiccups";
ac168 = "Coughing";
ans168 = "SelectA";
q169 = "How many feet are in a nautical mile, assuming you're using nautical measurements?";
aa169 = "4500";
ab169 = "5280";
ac169 = "6080";
ans169 = "SelectC";
q170 = "Other than the handsome youth in Greek literature, what is adonis?";
aa170 = "Eating Disorder";
ab170 = "Skin Condition";
ac170 = "Herb";
ans170 = "SelectC";
q171 = "What is the name for solid, dried coconut meat?";
aa171 = "Tuba";
ab171 = "Copra";
ac171 = "Poi";
ans171 = "SelectB";
q172 = "What is triskaidekaphobia the fear of?";
aa172 = "Triangles";
ab172 = "The Number 13";
ac172 = "Clowns";
ans172 = "SelectB";
q173 = "What does the term stereoscopic mean?";
aa173 = "Far-Sighted";
ab173 = "Cross-Eyed";
ac173 = "Ability to See Depth";
ans173 = "SelectC";
q174 = "Who was the first American to eat in space?";
aa174 = "Alan Shepard";
ab174 = "Buzz Aldrin";
ac174 = "John Glenn";
ans174 = "SelectC";
q175 = "What does a ceilometer measure?";
aa175 = "Height of Rainfall";
ab175 = "Heights of Clouds";
ac175 = "Height of Snowfall";
ans175 = "SelectB";
q176 = "What is the size of an ostrich's brain comparable to?";
aa176 = "A Pea";
ab176 = "Its Eye";
ac176 = "An Orange";
ans176 = "SelectB";
q177 = "What bird can dive to depths of 900 feet?";
aa177 = "Emperor Penguin";
ab177 = "Heron";
ac177 = "Kingfisher";
ans177 = "SelectA";
q178 = "What instrument did Anton von Leeuwenhoek use to blaze new scientific trails?";
aa178 = "Thermometer";
ab178 = "Telescope";
ac178 = "Microscope";
ans178 = "SelectC";
q179 = "What does a cloud described as 'flat-bottomed, white and puffy, below four miles in height' refer to?";
aa179 = "Cirrus";
ab179 = "Cumulus";
ac179 = "Stratus";
ans179 = "SelectB";
q180 = "What writer co-founded 'The Village Voice'?";
aa180 = "Gore Vidal";
ab180 = "Norman Mailer";
ac180 = "John Updike";
ans180 = "SelectB";
q181 = "What kind of year is an 'annus mirabilis'?";
aa181 = "Uneventful";
ab181 = "Wonderful";
ac181 = "Miserable";
ans181 = "SelectB";
q182 = "What poet wrote 'Barfly,' based on his first-hand experiences?";
aa182 = "Charles Bukowski";
ab182 = "Allen Ginsberg";
ac182 = "Henry Chinaski";
ans182 = "SelectA";
q183 = "What horror writer gave the world the novels 'Ghost Story' and 'Koko'?";
aa183 = "Peter Straub";
ab183 = "Dean Koontz";
ac183 = "Clive Barker";
ans183 = "SelectA";
q184 = "When was the sixth category of Nobel Prizes, economics, added?";
aa184 = "1959";
ab184 = "1969";
ac184 = "1979";
ans184 = "SelectB";
q185 = "Who was Danny Dallas on the serial spoof 'Soap'?";
aa185 = "Ted Wass";
ab185 = "Billy Crystal";
ac185 = "Robert Mandan";
ans185 = "SelectA";
q186 = "Who played 'The Fugitive's' nemesis, The One-Armed Man, in the TV series?";
aa186 = "Bill Raisch";
ab186 = "Bob Lemmington";
ac186 = "Joe Turkel";
ans186 = "SelectA";
q187 = "Which internationally renowned jeweler sold the Hope diamond?";
aa187 = "Cartier";
ab187 = "Bulgari";
ac187 = "Tiffany & Co.";
ans187 = "SelectA";
q188 = "Which state is known as the 'Show Me State'?";
aa188 = "Hawaii";
ab188 = "Missouri";
ac188 = "Delaware";
ans188 = "SelectB";
q189 = "What general did Julius Caesar defeat, paving the way to his dictatorship of Rome?";
aa189 = "Tiberius";
ab189 = "Cato";
ac189 = "Pompey";
ans189 = "SelectC";
q190 = "Who did Fidel Castro overthrow to become leader of Cuba?";
aa190 = "Torrijos";
ab190 = "Batista";
ac190 = "Somoza";
ans190 = "SelectB";
q191 = "When was the first patent in the U.S. issued?";
aa191 = "1776";
ab191 = "1790";
ac191 = "1802";
ans191 = "SelectB";
q192 = "What is former Harlem Globetrotter Meadowlark Lemon's actual first name?";
aa192 = "Marvin";
ab192 = "John";
ac192 = "George";
ans192 = "SelectC";
q193 = "What was the name of the first major-league baseball club to call Houston home?";
aa193 = "Colt .45s";
ab193 = "Texans";
ac193 = "Astro";
ans193 = "SelectA";
q194 = "Who was the manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, in their last season in Brooklyn?";
aa194 = "Casey Stengel";
ab194 = "Walt Alston";
ac194 = "Joe McGraw";
ans194 = "SelectB";
q195 = "Who was the first batter to cumulatively bat in 40 runs in World Series play?";
aa195 = "Babe Ruth";
ab195 = "Lou Gehrig";
ac195 = "Mickey Mantle";
ans195 = "SelectC";
q196 = "When did the 'Black Sox' scandal rock the World Series?";
aa196 = "1917";
ab196 = "1918";
ac196 = "1919";
ans196 = "SelectC";
q197 = "What political party claimed victory in the Spanish Civil War?";
aa197 = "Loyalists";
ab197 = "Fascists";
ac197 = "Nationalists";
ans197 = "SelectC";
q198 = "What country did Josip Broz Tito run from the 1940s to the 1970s?";
aa198 = "Czechoslovakia";
ab198 = "Hungary";
ac198 = "Yugoslavia";
ans198 = "SelectC";
q199 = "Who was King of France when the Hundred Years' War began?";
aa199 = "Louis XI";
ab199 = "Edward III";
ac199 = "Philip V";
ans199 = "SelectB";
q200 = "Who was President of the United States in 1800?";
aa200 = "Thomas Jefferson";
ab200 = "James Madison";
ac200 = "John Adams";
ans200 = "SelectC";
q201 = "What are Suez, Erie and Panama all names of?";
aa201 = "Deserts";
ab201 = "Rivers";
ac201 = "Canals";
ans201 = "SelectC";
q202 = "Where was the first walled city, according to archeological evidence?";
aa202 = "Alcatraz";
ab202 = "Stonehenge";
ac202 = "Jericho";
ans202 = "SelectC";
q203 = "What is the average distance in miles at which the Earth circles the Sun?";
aa203 = "58 Million";
ab203 = "93 Million";
ac203 = "129 Million";
ans203 = "SelectB";
q204 = "Who wrote the novel 'Ordinary People'?";
aa204 = "Judith McNaught";
ab204 = "Jackie Collins";
ac204 = "Judith Guest";
ans204 = "SelectC";
q205 = "What French poet and art critic coined the word 'surrealism'?";
aa205 = "Andre Breton";
ab205 = "Charles Baudelaire";
ac205 = "Guillaume Apollinaire";
ans205 = "SelectC";
q206 = "Whose poems include 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'?";
aa206 = "Edgar Allan Poe";
ab206 = "Rudyard Kipling";
ac206 = "Alfred, Lord Tennyson";
ans206 = "SelectC";
q207 = "What is the art term originally used to describe an army advancing into battle?";
aa207 = "Grisaille";
ab207 = "Contraposto";
ac207 = "Avant Garde";
ans207 = "SelectC";
q208 = "What is an amphora?";
aa208 = "Japanese Screen";
ab208 = "Greek Vase";
ac208 = "Watercolor Painting";
ans208 = "SelectB";
q209 = "What does the Latin term 'Alma mater' mean?";
aa209 = "Ancient Mother";
ab209 = "Nurturing Mother";
ac209 = "Terrific Friend";
ans209 = "SelectB";
q210 = "Whose book 'Ralph Waldo Emerson' won the first-ever National Book Award for non-fiction?";
aa210 = "Bruce Catton";
ab210 = "Newton Arvin";
ac210 = "Ralph L. Rusk";
ans210 = "SelectC";
q211 = "What name did caricaturist Al Hirschfield incorporate into almost all of his paintings?";
aa211 = "Lola";
ab211 = "Nina";
ac211 = "Lila";
ans211 = "SelectB";
q212 = "What term did Rober Rauschenberg coin for a type of work he created?";
aa212 = "Kinetic Art";
ab212 = "Combine Painting";
ac212 = "Mosaic";
ans212 = "SelectB";
q213 = "Which U.S. President created the CIA?";
aa213 = "Franklin Roosevelt";
ab213 = "Harry Truman";
ac213 = "Dwight Eisenhower";
ans213 = "SelectB";
q214 = "What U.S. President's administration planned the 'Bay of Pigs' invasion of Cuba?";
aa214 = "Dwight Eisenhower's";
ab214 = "Richard Nixon's";
ac214 = "John Kennedy's";
ans214 = "SelectA";
q215 = "In what year was Microsoft founded?";
aa215 = "1975";
ab215 = "1980";
ac215 = "1985";
ans215 = "SelectA";
q216 = "Who played Alice in the anti-drugs TV movie 'Go Ask Alice'?";
aa216 = "Jamie Smith-Jackson";
ab216 = "Marie Hunt";
ac216 = "Linda Blair";
ans216 = "SelectA";
q217 = "What was the name of Yoko Ono's box set?";
aa217 = "'Yokobox'";
ab217 = "'Onobox'";
ac217 = "'Open Your Box'";
ans217 = "SelectB";
q218 = "How many sides are there in a dodecagon?";
aa218 = "12";
ab218 = "15";
ac218 = "17";
ans218 = "SelectA";
q219 = "What pets have been found to develop lymphoma from secondhand smoke?";
aa219 = "Dogs";
ab219 = "Hamsters";
ac219 = "Cats";
ans219 = "SelectC";
q220 = "What is the most populous city in Ohio?";
aa220 = "Cleveland";
ab220 = "Columbus";
ac220 = "Cincinnati";
ans220 = "SelectB";
q221 = "Where is Mt. Rushmore located?";
aa221 = "Wyoming";
ab221 = "Minnesota";
ac221 = "South Dakota";
ans221 = "SelectC";
q222 = "What was the stick called 'gnomon' used for?";
aa222 = "Telling Time";
ab222 = "Playing Music";
ac222 = "Locating Water";
ans222 = "SelectA";
q223 = "How much larger is the Sun than the Earth?";
aa223 = "28 Times";
ab223 = "52 Times";
ac223 = "109 Times";
ans223 = "SelectC";
q224 = "What does a person with xylophobia fear?";
aa224 = "Mammals/Fish";
ab224 = "Wooden Objects/Forests";
ac224 = "Piano Music";
ans224 = "SelectB";
q225 = "Which candy emits blue sparks when crushed between your teeth?";
aa225 = "Pop Rocks";
ab225 = "Lifesavers";
ac225 = "Altoids";
ans225 = "SelectB";
q226 = "What was the occupation of Charles Hires, creator of root beer?";
aa226 = "Pharmacist";
ab226 = "Physician";
ac226 = "Farmer";
ans226 = "SelectA";
q227 = "Who instructed Louis Pasteur to find the cause for diseases in French wine?";
aa227 = "Napoleon";
ab227 = "His Wife";
ac227 = "Marie Curie";
ans227 = "SelectA";
q228 = "How many sides are there in an enneadecagon?";
aa228 = "17";
ab228 = "18";
ac228 = "19";
ans228 = "SelectC";
q229 = "What is the boiling point of water on the Celsius scale?";
aa229 = "32 Degrees";
ab229 = "100 Degrees";
ac229 = "212 Degrees";
ans229 = "SelectB";
q230 = "What condition do you probably have if you belong to the Hair Club for Men?";
aa230 = "Allopathy";
ab230 = "Alopecia";
ac230 = "Sprue";
ans230 = "SelectB";
q231 = "Which of the following is not a symptom of pregnancy?";
aa231 = "Morning Sickness";
ab231 = "Fatigue";
ac231 = "Low Body Temperature";
ans231 = "SelectC";
q232 = "What animal is the primary source of 'catgut'?";
aa232 = "Cat";
ab232 = "Cow";
ac232 = "Sheep";
ans232 = "SelectC";
q233 = "How many feet are in a fathom, if you're using nautical measurements?";
aa233 = "6";
ab233 = "8";
ac233 = "10";
ans233 = "SelectA";
q234 = "Who was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes?";
aa234 = "Theodore Roosevelt";
ab234 = "Albert Einstein";
ac234 = "Marie Curie";
ans234 = "SelectC";
q235 = "What are comets made of?";
aa235 = "Frozen Dust & Gases";
ab235 = "Fragments of Moons";
ac235 = "Pieces of Rock";
ans235 = "SelectA";
q236 = "Who invented the modern toilet as we know it?";
aa236 = "Alexander Cummings";
ab236 = "Thomas Edison";
ac236 = "Sir Thomas Crapper";
ans236 = "SelectA";
q237 = "Who performed the first smallpox vaccination in 1796?";
aa237 = "Edward Jenner";
ab237 = "William Withering";
ac237 = "Paul Ehrlich";
ans237 = "SelectA";
q238 = "How many pounds does the average male brain weigh?";
aa238 = "Three";
ab238 = "Five";
ac238 = "Six";
ans238 = "SelectA";
q239 = "When cooking, how many tablespoons equal one cup?";
aa239 = "12";
ab239 = "14";
ac239 = "16";
ans239 = "SelectC";
q240 = "Who was the oldest person to travel in space?";
aa240 = "John Glenn";
ab240 = "Valentina Tereshkova";
ac240 = "Neil Armstrong";
ans240 = "SelectA";
q241 = "What color are aviation recorders, even though they are called 'black boxes'?";
aa241 = "Orange";
ab241 = "Yellow";
ac241 = "Violet";
ans241 = "SelectA";
q242 = "Who developed arch supports for shoes?";
aa242 = "Dr. Scholl";
ab242 = "Anne Kalso";
ac242 = "Konrad Birkenstock";
ans242 = "SelectC";
q243 = "What planet is closest to Earth?";
aa243 = "Venus";
ab243 = "Jupiter";
ac243 = "Mars";
ans243 = "SelectA";
q244 = "What does an agronomist specialize in?";
aa244 = "Fossils";
ab244 = "Plants and Trees";
ac244 = "Soil and Crops";
ans244 = "SelectC";
q245 = "What does a paleontologist study?";
aa245 = "Gems";
ab245 = "Fossils";
ac245 = "Rocks";
ans245 = "SelectB";
q246 = "What was the first planet discovered in modern times by Sir William Herschel in 1781?";
aa246 = "Pluto";
ab246 = "Uranus";
ac246 = "Neptune";
ans246 = "SelectB";
q247 = "What does a person with ailurophobia fear?";
aa247 = "Dogs";
ab247 = "Mice";
ac247 = "Cats";
ans247 = "SelectC";
q248 = "What months were you born between if your astrological sign is Taurus?";
aa248 = "May 21 & June 20";
ab248 = "March 21 & April 19";
ac248 = "April 20 & May 20";
ans248 = "SelectC";
q249 = "Who were the parents of Ares, the Greek God of War?";
aa249 = "Zeus & Maia";
ab249 = "Cronus & Hera";
ac249 = "Zeus & Hera";
ans249 = "SelectC";
q250 = "Which Greek goddess sprang from her father Zeus' head?";
aa250 = "Artemis";
ab250 = "Athena";
ac250 = "Demeter";
ans250 = "SelectB";
q251 = "What was Oscar's last name in the 'Six Million Dollar Man' TV series?";
aa251 = "Madison";
ab251 = "Austin";
ac251 = "Goldman";
ans251 = "SelectC";
q252 = "Which U.S. President shared names with the sheriff in the 'Twin Peaks' television series?";
aa252 = "Harry Truman";
ab252 = "Richard Nixon";
ac252 = "Dwight Eisenhower";
ans252 = "SelectA";
q253 = "What is the world's largest desert?";
aa253 = "Kalahari";
ab253 = "Sahara";
ac253 = "Mojave";
ans253 = "SelectB";
q254 = "Who was the first 2000-yard single season rusher in NFL history?";
aa254 = "Joe Namath";
ab254 = "OJ Simpson";
ac254 = "Barry Sanders";
ans254 = "SelectB";
q255 = "In which U.S. state would find golf's largest green?";
aa255 = "Maine";
ab255 = "Michigan";
ac255 = "Massachusetts";
ans255 = "SelectC";
q256 = "The Fleet Center is the home court of what professional basketball team?";
aa256 = "Seattle SuperSonics";
ab256 = "Indiana Pacers";
ac256 = "Boston Celtics";
ans256 = "SelectC";
q257 = "What team was defeated by the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XXXI?";
aa257 = "Dallas Cowboys";
ab257 = "Washington Redskins";
ac257 = "New England Patriots";
ans257 = "SelectC";
q258 = "Allodoxaphobia is the fear of what?";
aa258 = "Pain";
ab258 = "Opinions";
ac258 = "Heights";
ans258 = "SelectB";
q259 = "If you have meningitophobia, what disease are you afraid of?";
aa259 = "Brain";
ab259 = "Skin";
ac259 = "Kidney";
ans259 = "SelectA";
q260 = "How many NBA Championships did Larry Bird win with the Boston Celtics?";
aa260 = "Three";
ab260 = "Four";
ac260 = "Five";
ans260 = "SelectA";
q261 = "Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded what groundbreaking computer company?";
aa261 = "Apple";
ab261 = "Dell";
ac261 = "IBM";
ans261 = "SelectA";
q262 = "Other than a bad hairstyle, what is a mullet?";
aa262 = "Fish";
ab262 = "Dog";
ac262 = "Giraffe";
ans262 = "SelectA";
q263 = "The laryngeal prominence, the lump at the front of the neck, is commonly referred to as the what?";
aa263 = "Frog";
ab263 = "Adam's Apple";
ac263 = "Throat Lump";
ans263 = "SelectB";
q264 = "What was the first major championship that Tiger Woods won?";
aa264 = "'97 Masters";
ab264 = "'99 PGA Championship";
ac264 = "'00 Masters";
ans264 = "SelectA";
q265 = "The sports drink 'Gatorade' was named after what?";
aa265 = "Football Team";
ab265 = "Basketball Team";
ac265 = "Crocodiles";
ans265 = "SelectA";
q266 = "Who created the original chocolate chip cookie in 1930?";
aa266 = "William A. Turnier";
ab266 = "Charles M. Roser";
ac266 = "Ruth Wakefield";
ans266 = "SelectC";
q267 = "An ugli fruit is bred by crossing an orange or tangerine with what fruit?";
aa267 = "Lemon";
ab267 = "Grapefruit";
ac267 = "Peach";
ans267 = "SelectB";
q268 = "Which state grows the most apples in the U.S.?";
aa268 = "Washington";
ab268 = "New York";
ac268 = "Michigan";
ans268 = "SelectA";
q269 = "In what country was milk chocolate invented?";
aa269 = "United States";
ab269 = "Switzerland";
ac269 = "Canada";
ans269 = "SelectB";
q270 = "In 'Archie Comics,' what is the name of Midge's 'lunkhead' boyfriend?";
aa270 = "Mr. Lodge";
ab270 = "Big Moose";
ac270 = "Reggie Mantle";
ans270 = "SelectB";
q271 = "What superhero is featured on the cover of 'Action Comics #1'?";
aa271 = "Batman";
ab271 = "Green Lantern";
ac271 = "Superman";
ans271 = "SelectC";
q272 = "Who played Rick Blaine in the 1983 TV series 'Casablanca'?";
aa272 = "David Soul";
ab272 = "Kent McCord";
ac272 = "Tim Matheson";
ans272 = "SelectA";
q273 = "What is the term for a part of a line that has one endpoint and goes on forever in only one direction?";
aa273 = "Ray";
ab273 = "Vertex";
ac273 = "Helix";
ans273 = "SelectA";
q274 = "What is the least common multiple of numbers 4 and 50?";
aa274 = "20";
ab274 = "100";
ac274 = "200";
ans274 = "SelectB";
q275 = "What is the probability of choosing a king from a standard deck of playing cards?";
aa275 = "1/52";
ab275 = "1/14";
ac275 = "1/13";
ans275 = "SelectC";
q276 = "What term is used to describe a group of fish?";
aa276 = "Party";
ab276 = "Pack";
ac276 = "School";
ans276 = "SelectC";
q277 = "What is the colored part of the eye called?";
aa277 = "Pupil";
ab277 = "Iris";
ac277 = "Retina";
ans277 = "SelectB";
q278 = "What term describes someone who does not believe in the existence of God?";
aa278 = "Protagonist";
ab278 = "Atheist";
ac278 = "Evangelist";
ans278 = "SelectB";
q279 = "Who is the shortest man to ever win an NBA slam dunk competition?";
aa279 = "Spudd Webb";
ab279 = "Muggsy Bogues";
ac279 = "Vince Carter";
ans279 = "SelectA";
q280 = "According to the proverb, necessity is the mother of what?";
aa280 = "Creation";
ab280 = "Invention";
ac280 = "Institution";
ans280 = "SelectB";
q281 = "What sport is known as 'The Sport of Kings'?";
aa281 = "Horse Racing";
ab281 = "Stock Car Racing";
ac281 = "Bowling";
ans281 = "SelectA";
q282 = "How many periods are there in an ice hockey game?";
aa282 = "Three";
ab282 = "Four";
ac282 = "Five";
ans282 = "SelectA";
q283 = "In American football, how many points is a touchdown worth?";
aa283 = "Six";
ab283 = "Seven";
ac283 = "Eight";
ans283 = "SelectA";
q284 = "Where were fireworks first known to have been developed?";
aa284 = "Six";
ab284 = "Seven";
ac284 = "Eight";
ans284 = "SelectA";
q285 = "What country gave us the fashionable headgear called the beret?";
aa285 = "Italy";
ab285 = "Spain";
ac285 = "France";
ans285 = "SelectC";
q286 = "What is the national language of the Netherlands?";
aa286 = "Dutch";
ab286 = "German";
ac286 = "English";
ans286 = "SelectA";
q287 = "What city is known as 'The rubber capital of the world'?";
aa287 = "Detroit, Michigan";
ab287 = "Akron, Ohio";
ac287 = "Salt Lake City, Utah";
ans287 = "SelectB";
q288 = "How is 4:00 P.M. expressed in military time?";
aa288 = "400";
ab288 = "1400";
ac288 = "1600";
ans288 = "SelectC";
q289 = "In computer terminology, what does the 'P' stand for in the acronym 'FTP'?";
aa289 = "Progress";
ab289 = "Protocol";
ac289 = "Process";
ans289 = "SelectB";
q290 = "What automobile company makes the Sonata?";
aa290 = "Hyundai";
ab290 = "Toyota";
ac290 = "Ford";
ans290 = "SelectA";
q291 = "What color is Pepto-Bismol liquid?";
aa291 = "Purple";
ab291 = "Pink";
ac291 = "Orange";
ans291 = "SelectB";
q292 = "What article of clothing best describe a 'pashmina'?";
aa292 = "Scarf";
ab292 = "Hat";
ac292 = "Blouse";
ans292 = "SelectA";
q293 = "To ward off bad luck, what do many people do to wood?";
aa293 = "Paint It";
ab293 = "Knock On It";
ac293 = "Cut It";
ans293 = "SelectB";
q294 = "What is the art of elegant handwriting called?";
aa294 = "Calligraphy";
ab294 = "Typography";
ac294 = "Orthography";
ans294 = "SelectA";
q295 = "Huffy, Schwinn and Raleigh are all brands of what?";
aa295 = "Automobiles";
ab295 = "Bicycles";
ac295 = "Athletic Shoes";
ans295 = "SelectB";
q296 = "How many days does Hanukkah last?";
aa296 = "Five";
ab296 = "Seven";
ac296 = "Eight";
ans296 = "SelectC";
q297 = "Paper will burn at approximately at what temperature in Fahrenheit?";
aa297 = "379 Degrees";
ab297 = "451 Degrees";
ac297 = "538 Degrees";
ans297 = "SelectB";
q298 = "In a game with no wild cards, what is the highest, possible poker hand?";
aa298 = "Full House";
ab298 = "Straight Flush";
ac298 = "Royal Flush";
ans298 = "SelectC";
q299 = "If you ask for 'gai' at a Thai restaurant, what will you get?";
aa299 = "Beef";
ab299 = "Chicken";
ac299 = "Fish";
ans299 = "SelectB";
q300 = "Cheddar cheese got its name from a village in what country?";
aa300 = "England";
ab300 = "Italy";
ac300 = "Switzerland";
ans300 = "SelectA";
q301 = "Who invented vulcanized rubber?";
aa301 = "Charles Goodyear";
ab301 = "Jacque Michellin";
ac301 = "Joseph Dunlop";
ans301 = "SelectA";
q302 = "When were British railway companies nationalized?";
aa302 = "1942";
ab302 = "1945";
ac302 = "1948";
ans302 = "SelectC";
q303 = "In which century did the violin first appear?";
aa303 = "15th";
ab303 = "16th";
ac303 = "17th";
ans303 = "SelectC";
q304 = "What character did James Caan play in 1972's 'The Godfather'?";
aa304 = "Michael Corleone";
ab304 = "Sonny Corleone";
ac304 = "Don Vito Corleone";
ans304 = "SelectB";
q305 = "What, according to GI Joe, was 'half the battle'?";
aa305 = "Knowing";
ab305 = "Caring";
ac305 = "Being Prepared";
ans305 = "SelectA";
q306 = "What was the name of Bo and Luke Duke's automobile on 'The Dukes of Hazzard'?";
aa306 = "Daisy";
ab306 = "Kitt";
ac306 = "General Lee";
ans306 = "SelectC";
q307 = "In 'The Transformers' television series, who led the Heroic Autobots?";
aa307 = "General Tao";
ab307 = "Megatron";
ac307 = "Optimus Prime";
ans307 = "SelectC";
q308 = "Which pop music icon had their hair accidentally catch fire during a Pepsi commercial shoot?";
aa308 = "Madonna";
ab308 = "Michael Jackson";
ac308 = "George Michael";
ans308 = "SelectB";
q309 = "What was the name of ship that sat nearby the sinking Titanic with it's radio unmanned?";
aa309 = "The Californian";
ab309 = "The Lusitania";
ac309 = "The Carpathian";
ans309 = "SelectA";
q310 = "What is the name of a group of kangaroos?";
aa310 = "A Gang";
ab310 = "A Mob";
ac310 = "A Gaggle";
ans310 = "SelectB";
q311 = "What is the name of the scale used to rank tornado strength?";
aa311 = "Category";
ab311 = "Richter";
ac311 = "Fujita";
ans311 = "SelectC";
q312 = "Who wrote the words to the Star Spangled Banner?";
aa312 = "Wilfred Simpson";
ab312 = "Francis Scott Key";
ac312 = "Benjamin Franklin";
ans312 = "SelectB";
q313 = "How old was Queen Elizabeth II when she ascended the throne?";
aa313 = "22";
ab313 = "25";
ac313 = "28";
ans313 = "SelectB";
q314 = "What year did Apollo 13 take off on its fateful mission?";
aa314 = "1968";
ab314 = "1970";
ac314 = "1971";
ans314 = "SelectB";
q315 = "What year was the Louisiana purchase made?";
aa315 = "1803";
ab315 = "1815";
ac315 = "1824";
ans315 = "SelectA";
q316 = "The movie 'Ghostbusters' took place in which city?";
aa316 = "Houston";
ab316 = "Los Angeles";
ac316 = "New York";
ans316 = "SelectC";
q317 = "What is Microsoft's Nasdaq stock symbol?";
aa317 = "MICR";
ab317 = "MSOF";
ac317 = "MSFT";
ans317 = "SelectC";
q318 = "America Online merged with which large company is 2001?";
aa318 = "Disney";
ab318 = "Time Warner";
ac318 = "Netscape";
ans318 = "SelectB";
q319 = "Which of the following is the longest night and the shortest day of the year?";
aa319 = "Vernal Equinox";
ab319 = "Winter Equinox";
ac319 = "Winter Solstice";
ans319 = "SelectC";
q320 = "What is the highest mountain in Japan?";
aa320 = "Kantou-Koushinetsu";
ab320 = "Mt. Fuji";
ac320 = "Mt. Akaishidake";
ans320 = "SelectB";
q321 = "An Emu is a bird native to what country?";
aa321 = "Austria";
ab321 = "Africa";
ac321 = "Australia";
ans321 = "SelectC";
q322 = "Which amendment to the Constitution authorized a federal income tax?";
aa322 = "10th";
ab322 = "15th";
ac322 = "16th";
ans322 = "SelectC";
q323 = "What famous dancer wrote an autobiography entitled 'Steps In Time'?";
aa323 = "Gene Kelly";
ab323 = "Fred Astaire";
ac323 = "Ann Miller";
ans323 = "SelectB";
q324 = "What was the name of the goose in Walt Disney's movie feature '101 Dalmatians'?";
aa324 = "Mable";
ab324 = "Lucy";
ac324 = "Hazel";
ans324 = "SelectB";
q325 = "What year did the Klondike Gold Rush occur?";
aa325 = "1856";
ab325 = "1878";
ac325 = "1896";
ans325 = "SelectC";
q326 = "What is the study of the effect of low temperatures on organisms?";
aa326 = "Cryogenics";
ab326 = "Cryobiology";
ac326 = "Cryopreservation";
ans326 = "SelectB";
q327 = "Entomology is the scientific study of what?";
aa327 = "Parasites";
ab327 = "Insects";
ac327 = "The Human Brain";
ans327 = "SelectB";
q328 = "Which describes the origin and the development of an organism from the fertilized egg to its mature form?";
aa328 = "Ontogeny";
ab328 = "Phycology";
ac328 = "Cytology";
ans328 = "SelectA";
q329 = "Which of the following literally means 'the science of women'?";
aa329 = "Ophthalmology";
ab329 = "Pharmacology";
ac329 = "Gynaecology";
ans329 = "SelectC";
q330 = "Phycology is the scientific study of what?";
aa330 = "Algae";
ab330 = "Mold";
ac330 = "Rocks";
ans330 = "SelectA";
q331 = "The Yellowhammer is the state bird of which U.S. state?";
aa331 = "Arkansas";
ab331 = "Alabama";
ac331 = "Georgia";
ans331 = "SelectB";
q332 = "Which U.S. state does not have the mockingbird as its state bird?";
aa332 = "Florida";
ab332 = "Texas";
ac332 = "Connecticut";
ans332 = "SelectC";
q333 = "Arizona's state motto 'Ditat Deus' is the Latin for what?";
aa333 = "The People Rule";
ab333 = "By Virtue and Arms";
ac333 = "God Enriches";
ans333 = "SelectC";
q334 = "Which U.S. state's motto is 'Live Free or Die'?";
aa334 = "New York";
ab334 = "New Hampshire";
ac334 = "New Jersey";
ans334 = "SelectB";
q335 = "Which U.S. state is known as the Bluegrass State?";
aa335 = "Kansas";
ab335 = "Kentucky";
ac335 = "Illinois";
ans335 = "SelectB";
q336 = "What is the state nickname of Nebraska?";
aa336 = "Hawkeye State";
ab336 = "Big Sky Country";
ac336 = "Cornhusker State";
ans336 = "SelectC";
q337 = "The rose is the state flower of which U.S. state?";
aa337 = "Massachusetts";
ab337 = "New York";
ac337 = "California";
ans337 = "SelectB";
q338 = "Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Davenport are all cities of which U.S. state?";
aa338 = "Missouri";
ab338 = "Louisiana";
ac338 = "Iowa";
ans338 = "SelectC";
q339 = "The Basketball Hall of Fame is located in which state?";
aa339 = "Indiana";
ab339 = "Massachusetts";
ac339 = "Illinois";
ans339 = "SelectB";
q340 = "Which U.S. state borders California, Washington, Idaho, and Nevada?";
aa340 = "Oregon";
ab340 = "Nevada";
ac340 = "Montana";
ans340 = "SelectA";
q341 = "The orca, more commonly known as the killer whale is a type of what?";
aa341 = "Shark";
ab341 = "Dolphin";
ac341 = "Fish";
ans341 = "SelectB";
q342 = "An adult gorilla can weigh up to how many pounds?";
aa342 = "300 lbs.";
ab342 = "400 lbs.";
ac342 = "500 lbs.";
ans342 = "SelectB";
q343 = "In which country can the giant panda be found?";
aa343 = "Indonesia";
ab343 = "China";
ac343 = "Thailand";
ans343 = "SelectB";
q344 = "What wild animal is also called the Cape Hunting Dog?";
aa344 = "Brown Hyena";
ab344 = "Wild Dog of Africa";
ac344 = "Golden Jackal";
ans344 = "SelectB";
q345 = "What is the only marsupial in North America?";
aa345 = "Raccoon";
ab345 = "Squirrel";
ac345 = "Opossum";
ans345 = "SelectC";
q346 = "What is the largest breed of domesticated cats?";
aa346 = "Persian";
ab346 = "Maine Coon";
ac346 = "Cymric";
ans346 = "SelectB";
q347 = "Which member of the deer family has a name that means 'shoveller'?";
aa347 = "Moose";
ab347 = "Caribou";
ac347 = "Munjacs";
ans347 = "SelectB";
q348 = "The honey badger is known by what other name?";
aa348 = "Ratel";
ab348 = "Marmot";
ac348 = "Souslik";
ans348 = "SelectA";
q349 = "What is a perfect score on the College Board's SAT?";
aa349 = "1600";
ab349 = "1200";
ac349 = "1000";
ans349 = "SelectA";
q350 = "In what Uzbekistan city was Tamarlane the Great entombed?";
aa350 = "Istanbul";
ab350 = "Kabul";
ac350 = "Samarkand";
ans350 = "SelectC";
q351 = "What kind of fruit is a Golden Delicious?";
aa351 = "Orange";
ab351 = "Apple";
ac351 = "Peach";
ans351 = "SelectB";
q352 = "In which country would you find people speaking Basque, Castilian, Catalan and Galician?";
aa352 = "Ireland";
ab352 = "France";
ac352 = "Spain";
ans352 = "SelectC";
q353 = "Every day, Muslims face which city when they pray?";
aa353 = "Jerusalem";
ab353 = "Mecca";
ac353 = "Medina";
ans353 = "SelectB";
q354 = "Which of these is not part of the popular kid's game rochambo?";
aa354 = "Rock";
ab354 = "Paper";
ac354 = "Water";
ans354 = "SelectC";
q355 = "What city, known locally as Munchen, is also the capital of Bavaria?";
aa355 = "Prague";
ab355 = "Munich";
ac355 = "Zurich";
ans355 = "SelectB";
q356 = "For which movie did James Cameron himself do a nude sketch of Kate Winslet?";
aa356 = "Titanic";
ab356 = "The Abyss";
ac356 = "The Terminator";
ans356 = "SelectA";
q357 = "To whom would you send a mash note?";
aa357 = "A Lover";
ab357 = "A Bookie";
ac357 = "Your Boss";
ans357 = "SelectA";
q358 = "In the John Le Carre book, who was George Smiley?";
aa358 = "A Spy";
ab358 = "A Soldier";
ac358 = "A Teacher";
ans358 = "SelectA";
q359 = "In what state would you find Machias and its wild blueberry festival?";
aa359 = "Vermont";
ab359 = "Massachusetts";
ac359 = "Maine";
ans359 = "SelectC";
q360 = "As Tom Hanks explained in 'A League of Their Own,' 'there's no crying in' what sport?";
aa360 = "Basketball";
ab360 = "Baseball";
ac360 = "Football";
ans360 = "SelectB";
q361 = "What movie paired silent-screen legends Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton?";
aa361 = "Limelight";
ab361 = "Modern Times";
ac361 = "The Gold Rush";
ans361 = "SelectA";
q362 = "Joanie Laurer, a.k.a. Chyna, is most known as a what?";
aa362 = "Professional Wrestler";
ab362 = "R&B Singer";
ac362 = "News Anchor";
ans362 = "SelectA";
q363 = "Comedian Cedric Robinson is better known by what name?";
aa363 = "Cedric the Entertainer";
ab363 = "Ceddy Bear";
ac363 = "Dollar Cedrich";
ans363 = "SelectA";
q364 = "In 2001, Boeing announced it was moving its headquarters out of which city?";
aa364 = "Seattle";
ab364 = "San Diego";
ac364 = "Denver";
ans364 = "SelectA";
q365 = "When Wang Zhizhi signed with the Dallas Mavericks, he became the first Asian in what league?";
aa365 = "NFL";
ab365 = "NHL";
ac365 = "NBA";
ans365 = "SelectC";
q366 = "What kind of meat is a pastrami sandwich made of?";
aa366 = "Pork";
ab366 = "Beef";
ac366 = "Chicken";
ans366 = "SelectB";
q367 = "What kind of bread would you wrap around a gyro sandwich?";
aa367 = "Croissant";
ab367 = "Tortilla";
ac367 = "Pita";
ans367 = "SelectC";
q368 = "In 1993, 60,000 Harley-Davidson enthusiasts celebrated the bike's 100th birthday in which Wisconsin city?";
aa368 = "Milwaukee";
ab368 = "Cleveland";
ac368 = "St. Paul";
ans368 = "SelectA";
q369 = "Writing as Diedrich Knickerbocker, Washington Irving had published in 1809 a history of what city?";
aa369 = "Chicago";
ab369 = "New York City";
ac369 = "Boston";
ans369 = "SelectB";
q370 = "What star of 'The Partridge Family' also starred on 'LA Law'?";
aa370 = "Shirley Jones";
ab370 = "David Cassidy";
ac370 = "Susan Dey";
ans370 = "SelectC";
q371 = "How many ounces were there in the Big Gulp sold in the early 1980s at 7-Eleven?";
aa371 = "16";
ab371 = "24";
ac371 = "32";
ans371 = "SelectC";
q372 = "Who won three Emmys in four seasons for her role on 'Police Woman'?";
aa372 = "Angie Dickinson";
ab372 = "Lindsay Wagner";
ac372 = "Farrah Fawcett";
ans372 = "SelectA";
q373 = "The NCAA Final Four basketball semifinalists compete in which month?";
aa373 = "March Madness";
ab373 = "Awesome April";
ac373 = "Magnificent May";
ans373 = "SelectA";
q374 = "Born Phillip John Clapp, Johnny Knoxville became a celebrity on what MTV show?";
aa374 = "Laguna Beach";
ab374 = "Road Rules";
ac374 = "Jackass";
ans374 = "SelectC";
q375 = "In England, what is a gaol?";
aa375 = "A Bird";
ab375 = "A Weapon";
ac375 = "A Jail";
ans375 = "SelectC";
q376 = "What do the opposite sides of a die add up to?";
aa376 = "Five";
ab376 = "Six";
ac376 = "Seven";
ans376 = "SelectC";
q377 = "What was the name of the burger with 30 grams of fat that McDonald's released in 1996?";
aa377 = "Big Mac";
ab377 = "Arch Deluxe";
ac377 = "Royale";
ans377 = "SelectB";
q378 = "In 1988, whom did Lloyd Bentsen rebuke when he said, 'Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy'?";
aa378 = "Dan Quayle";
ab378 = "George Bush";
ac378 = "Gary Hart";
ans378 = "SelectA";
q379 = "On TV, what was Penelope Brewster's nickname?";
aa379 = "Punky";
ab379 = "Penny";
ac379 = "Elly";
ans379 = "SelectA";
q380 = "What band went water-skiing for their video 'Vacation'?";
aa380 = "Spice Girls";
ab380 = "Bangles";
ac380 = "Go-Gos";
ans380 = "SelectC";
q381 = "Named from the Latin for 'fellow slave,' where would a concierge usually work?";
aa381 = "Hotel";
ab381 = "Restaurant";
ac381 = "Nightclub";
ans381 = "SelectA";
q382 = "In 1996, what NHL team was called the Red Army, because of its 10 Russian players?";
aa382 = "Detroit Red Wings";
ab382 = "San Jose Sharks";
ac382 = "Philadelphia Flyers";
ans382 = "SelectA";
q383 = "What does 'vis-a-vis' literally mean in French?";
aa383 = "Country-to-Country";
ab383 = "Head-to-Head";
ac383 = "Face-to-Face";
ans383 = "SelectC";
q384 = "Which of these was not one of the gifts that the Three Wise Men brought to Jesus?";
aa384 = "Gold";
ab384 = "Coal";
ac384 = "Myrrh";
ans384 = "SelectB";
q385 = "Which of these legal terms releases an individual from the penalties of a crime?";
aa385 = "Pardon";
ab385 = "Amnesty";
ac385 = "Parole";
ans385 = "SelectA";
q386 = "Connecting Lake Erie to the Hudson River, in what state would you find the Erie Canal?";
aa386 = "Michigan";
ab386 = "Ohio";
ac386 = "New York";
ans386 = "SelectC";
q387 = "What does an enthusiastic chef call the outer peel of a citrus fruit, such as a lemon?";
aa387 = "Gusto";
ab387 = "Relish";
ac387 = "Zest";
ans387 = "SelectC";
q388 = "Which of the Beatles married Yoko Ono?";
aa388 = "Paul McCartney";
ab388 = "John Lennon";
ac388 = "Ringo Starr";
ans388 = "SelectB";
q389 = "In what city are Le Monde and Le Figaro published?";
aa389 = "Geneva";
ab389 = "Paris";
ac389 = "Brussels";
ans389 = "SelectB";
q390 = "What Ecuadorian city is the oldest capital in South America?";
aa390 = "Laz Paz";
ab390 = "Santiago";
ac390 = "Quito";
ans390 = "SelectC";
q391 = "Founded in 600 BC by the Greeks, and called Massalia, what is thought to be France's oldest city?";
aa391 = "Lyon";
ab391 = "Paris";
ac391 = "Marseille";
ans391 = "SelectC";
q392 = "What city is known as the 'Eternal City'?";
aa392 = "Rome";
ab392 = "Paris";
ac392 = "Berlin";
ans392 = "SelectC";
q393 = "In what city do the Spanish Steps lead to the 15th-century church of the Trinita dei Monti?";
aa393 = "Barcelona";
ab393 = "Rome";
ac393 = "Madrid";
ans393 = "SelectB";
q394 = "What is the capital of both Newfoundland and the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda?";
aa394 = "Georgetown";
ab394 = "St. John's";
ac394 = "Bridgetown";
ans394 = "SelectB";
q395 = "What was the imperial capital of Russia before the Communists moved shop to Moscow?";
aa395 = "Volgograd";
ab395 = "Saint Petersburg";
ac395 = "Minsk";
ans395 = "SelectB";
q396 = "Who was born in a house on Henley Street in Stratford-upon-Avon?";
aa396 = "Winston Churchil";
ab396 = "William Shakespeare";
ac396 = "Charles Dickens";
ans396 = "SelectB";
q397 = "Tijuana is just south of which U.S. city?";
aa397 = "San Diego";
ab397 = "Phoenix";
ac397 = "Houston";
ans397 = "SelectA";
q398 = "In December 2000, who married director Guy Ritchie in Dornoch, Scotland?";
aa398 = "Madonna";
ab398 = "Janet Jackson";
ac398 = "Nicole Kidman";
ans398 = "SelectA";
q399 = "Which of the following would be the furthest left in a typical place setting?";
aa399 = "Plate";
ab399 = "Fork";
ac399 = "Knife";
ans399 = "SelectB";
q400 = "Brigham Young was the first governor of what territory?";
aa400 = "Oregon Territory";
ab400 = "Alaska Territory";
ac400 = "Utah Territory";
ans400 = "SelectC";
q401 = "What state's capital is named for a mythological creature that gets reborn in fire?";
aa401 = "Minnesota";
ab401 = "Alaska";
ac401 = "Arizona";
ans401 = "SelectC";
q402 = "In what game would you play with Cavity Sam?";
aa402 = "Clue";
ab402 = "Monopoly";
ac402 = "Operation";
ans402 = "SelectC";
q402 = "In which city might you cross the Grand Canal at a bridge called the Rialto?";
aa402 = "Stockholm";
ab402 = "Bangkok";
ac402 = "Venice";
ans402 = "SelectC";
q403 = "The world's oldest zoo is attached to which Viennese imperial summer palace?";
aa403 = "Versailles";
ab403 = "Hermitage";
ac403 = "Schonbrunn";
ans403 = "SelectC";
q404 = "Which country's last king was Stanislaw II Augustus?";
aa404 = "Hungary";
ab404 = "Austria";
ac404 = "Poland";
ans404 = "SelectC";
q405 = "What do geographers call the parallel of latitude at 66\u00B030' N?";
aa405 = "Bermuda Triangle";
ab405 = "Tropic of Cancer";
ac405 = "Arctic Circle";
ans405 = "SelectC";
q406 = "What does a cartographer do for a living?";
aa406 = "Make Maps";
ab406 = "Pulp Paper";
ac406 = "Draw Cartoons";
ans406 = "SelectA";
q407 = "Which of these words is a synonym for 'meridian'?";
aa407 = "Longitude";
ab407 = "Latitude";
ac407 = "Bismuth";
ans407 = "SelectA";
q408 = "The northern limit of the tropics, at 23\u00B027'N, is named for which sign of the zodiac?";
aa408 = "Cancer";
ab408 = "Capricorn";
ac408 = "Gemini";
ans408 = "SelectA";
q409 = "In December 1999, what country handed Macao over to China, after having ruled it for 443 years?";
aa409 = "Portugal";
ab409 = "Japan";
ac409 = "Great Britain";
ans409 = "SelectA";
q410 = "What city's WNBA team, the Comets, won the first three of the league's championships?";
aa410 = "Los Angeles";
ab410 = "Houston";
ac410 = "Seattle";
ans410 = "SelectB";
q411 = "What letter is marked on a scorecard to represent a strike in bowling?";
aa411 = "Z";
ab411 = "X";
ac411 = "O";
ans411 = "SelectB";
q412 = "What country's coat of arms depicts a kangaroo and an emu?";
aa412 = "South Africa";
ab412 = "Australia";
ac412 = "India";
ans412 = "SelectB";
q413 = "In whose bed was Goldilocks found?";
aa413 = "Baby Bear";
ab413 = "Mama Bear";
ac413 = "Papa Bear";
ans413 = "SelectA";
q414 = "Created by Tiger Electronics, what was Poo-Chi?";
aa414 = "A Robot Dog";
ab414 = "Kid's Laptop";
ac414 = "Handheld Virtual Pet";
ans414 = "SelectA";
q415 = "In 1918, who invented a pivot bed that could be folded into a closet?";
aa415 = "William Murphy";
ab415 = "William Kennedy";
ac415 = "William Reilly";
ans415 = "SelectA";
q416 = "In 1974 and 1975, who became the only player to win two Heisman trophies?";
aa416 = "Archie Griffin";
ab416 = "Steve Owens";
ac416 = "OJ Simpson";
ans416 = "SelectA";
q417 = "For nine years, Idi Amin was what country's heavyweight boxing champion?";
aa417 = "Uganda";
ab417 = "Kenya";
ac417 = "Tanzania";
ans417 = "SelectA";
q418 = "What color was Babe, the prized possession of Paul Bunyan?";
aa418 = "Pink";
ab418 = "Blue";
ac418 = "Red";
ans418 = "SelectB";
q419 = "When asked during an MTV interview what kind of underwear he wore, how did Bill Clinton reply?";
aa419 = "Boxers";
ab419 = "Briefs";
ac419 = "Nothing";
ans419 = "SelectB";
q420 = "What new color of M&M was introduced in 1995?";
aa420 = "Blue";
ab420 = "Red";
ac420 = "Green";
ans420 = "SelectA";
q421 = "In the 1982 Tommy Tutone song, whom would you reach by calling 867-5309?";
aa421 = "Jenny";
ab421 = "Jackie";
ac421 = "Jessie";
ans421 = "SelectA";
q422 = "What soft drink promised 'all the sugar and twice the caffeine'?";
aa422 = "Jolt";
ab422 = "Mountain Dew";
ac422 = "Sprite";
ans422 = "SelectA";
q423 = "For what rodent was Yeoman-Purser Burl Smith nicknamed?";
aa423 = "Gopher";
ab423 = "Beaver";
ac423 = "Squirrel";
ans423 = "SelectA";
q424 = "In whose mythology did Heimdall stand guard on the rainbow bridge to Asgard?";
aa424 = "Norse";
ab424 = "Celtic";
ac424 = "Greek";
ans424 = "SelectA";
q425 = "Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis has sued the NFL for blocking his plans to move the team to what city?";
aa425 = "Los Angeles";
ab425 = "Cleveland";
ac425 = "Baltimore";
ans425 = "SelectA";
q426 = "In 2001, 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' moved to UPN from what network?";
aa426 = "ABC";
ab426 = "FOX";
ac426 = "WB";
ans426 = "SelectC";
q427 = "What is the name of the lead singer of the band Hootie and the Blowfish?";
aa427 = "Hootie Jackson";
ab427 = "John Popper";
ac427 = "Darius Rucker";
ans427 = "SelectC";
q428 = "Who painted 'Persistence of Memory'?";
aa428 = "Andy Warhol";
ab428 = "Marcel Duchamp";
ac428 = "Salvador Dali";
ans428 = "SelectC";
q429 = "Which of these currencies is normally worth the least?";
aa429 = "Indian Rupee";
ab429 = "British Pound";
ac429 = "Japanese Yen";
ans429 = "SelectC";
q430 = "What nationalistic adjective could you put in front of gooseberries, cabbage or lanterns?";
aa430 = "Japanese";
ab430 = "Korean";
ac430 = "Chinese";
ans430 = "SelectC";
q431 = "Where would you find the world's most famous 185-foot campanile?";
aa431 = "Florence";
ab431 = "Venice";
ac431 = "Pisa";
ans431 = "SelectC";
q432 = "Who was the first professional baseball player to allow a candy bar to be named after him?";
aa432 = "Babe Ruth";
ab432 = "Mickey Mantle";
ac432 = "Reggie Jackson";
ans432 = "SelectC";
q433 = "What 1952 Olympic gold medal winner was the first boxer to lose and regain the world heavyweight title?";
aa433 = "George Foreman";
ab433 = "Muhammad Ali";
ac433 = "Floyd Patterson";
ans433 = "SelectC";
q434 = "What is the only day of the week named for a woman?";
aa434 = "Monday";
ab434 = "Wednesday";
ac434 = "Friday";
ans434 = "SelectC";
q435 = "What is the human body's largest organ?";
aa435 = "Brain";
ab435 = "Liver";
ac435 = "Skin";
ans435 = "SelectC";
q436 = "Which of the following units is the longest?";
aa436 = "Kilometer";
ab436 = "Nautical Mile";
ac436 = "League";
ans436 = "SelectC";
q437 = "Who was the only American member of Monty Python's Flying Circus?";
aa437 = "Michael Palin";
ab437 = "Graham Chapman";
ac437 = "Terry Gilliam";
ans437 = "SelectC";
q438 = "In what month did the Romans celebrate their new year?";
aa438 = "March";
ab438 = "June";
ac438 = "September";
ans438 = "SelectA";
q439 = "The cooking spice, Saffron, comes from which plant?";
aa439 = "Crocus";
ab439 = "Orchid";
ac439 = "Violet";
ans439 = "SelectA";
q440 = "Which assassin fled to Toronto with $25,000?";
aa440 = "James Earl Ray";
ab440 = "Lee Harvey Oswald";
ac440 = "Mark David Chapman";
ans440 = "SelectA";
q441 = "What was the name of Bill Clinton's cat?";
aa441 = "Socks";
ab441 = "Smokey";
ac441 = "Buttons";
ans441 = "SelectA";
q442 = "What talk-show host became a contributing editor at 'Popular Mechanics'?";
aa442 = "Jay Leno";
ab442 = "David Letterman";
ac442 = "Conan O'Brien";
ans442 = "SelectA";
q443 = "Which of the Three Tenors was once a bullfighter in Mexico City?";
aa443 = "Placido Domingo";
ab443 = "Jose Carreras";
ac443 = "Luciano Pavarotti";
ans443 = "SelectA";
q444 = "What nationality was child prodigy Franz Liszt?";
aa444 = "Hungarian";
ab444 = "Austrian";
ac444 = "Romanian";
ans444 = "SelectA";
q445 = "What rock group started out in 1957 as a skiffle band called the Quarrymen?";
aa445 = "Led Zeppelin";
ab445 = "The Beatles";
ac445 = "The Rolling Stones";
ans445 = "SelectB";
q446 = "Which talk-show host was once the mayor of Cincinnati?";
aa446 = "Larry King";
ab446 = "Jerry Springer";
ac446 = "David Letterman";
ans446 = "SelectB";
q447 = "What do you mix with Guinness beer to create a Black Velvet?";
aa447 = "Orange Juice";
ab447 = "Champagne";
ac447 = "Bourbon";
ans447 = "SelectB";
q448 = "For a web site URL, what does the U usually stand for?";
aa448 = "Universal";
ab448 = "Uniform";
ac448 = "Under";
ans448 = "SelectB";
q449 = "What do you add to New England clam chowder to get Manhattan clam chowder?";
aa449 = "Pork";
ab449 = "Tomatoes";
ac449 = "Beans";
ans449 = "SelectB";
q450 = "What is Canada's second smallest province?";
aa450 = "Newfoundland";
ab450 = "Nova Scotia";
ac450 = "New Brunswick";
ans450 = "SelectB";
q451 = "Who played the famed fictional character, McMurphy, in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'?";
aa451 = "Gene Hackman";
ab451 = "Jack Nicholson";
ac451 = "Danny DeVito";
ans451 = "SelectB";
q452 = "Which explorer is credited with introducing the potato to Ireland and tobacco to England?";
aa452 = "Francis Drake";
ab452 = "Walter Raleigh";
ac452 = "Henry Hudson";
ans452 = "SelectB";
q453 = "What is the brightest star in the night sky?";
aa453 = "Polaris";
ab453 = "Sirius";
ac453 = "Orion";
ans453 = "SelectB";
q454 = "Where would you find your tibia?";
aa454 = "Arm";
ab454 = "Leg";
ac454 = "Head";
ans454 = "SelectB";
q455 = "What is the most common last name in the United States?";
aa455 = "Jones";
ab455 = "Smith";
ac455 = "Williams";
ans455 = "SelectB";
q456 = "What country is home to the world's largest Muslim population?";
aa456 = "Egypt";
ab456 = "Indonesia";
ac456 = "India";
ans456 = "SelectB";
q457 = "Gone with the Wind was the best-selling U.S. book for two years in a row, during which years?";
aa457 = "1926 & 1927";
ab457 = "1936 & 1937";
ac457 = "1946 & 1947";
ans457 = "SelectB";
q458 = "What band had #1 hits with 'Bills, Bills, Bills,' 'Say My Name,' and 'Independent Women Part I'?";
aa458 = "Spice Girls";
ab458 = "Destiny's Child";
ac458 = "En Vogue";
ans458 = "SelectB";
q459 = "In 1984, what animal's heart was transplanted into Baby Fae?";
aa459 = "Gorilla";
ab459 = "Chimpanzee";
ac459 = "Baboon";
ans459 = "SelectC";
q460 = "In the Pac-Man game, what are Blinky, Clyde, Inky and Clyde?";
aa460 = "Pills";
ab460 = "Ghosts";
ac460 = "Men";
ans460 = "SelectB";
q461 = "What comedian set himself on fire in 1980?";
aa461 = "John Belushi";
ab461 = "Richard Pryor";
ac461 = "George Carlin";
ans461 = "SelectB";
q462 = "On 'Saturday Night Live,' who was Opera Man and Cajun Man?";
aa462 = "Chris Farley";
ab462 = "Adam Sandler";
ac462 = "Mike Myers";
ans462 = "SelectB";
q463 = "Billy Beer was named for which president's brother?";
aa463 = "Bill Clinton";
ab463 = "Jimmy Carter";
ac463 = "Ronald Reagan";
ans463 = "SelectB";
q464 = "Where would you find an aluminum statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus?";
aa464 = "London";
ab464 = "Berlin";
ac464 = "Rome";
ans464 = "SelectA";
q465 = "What nut is pasted to make marzipan?";
aa465 = "Almond";
ab465 = "Pecan";
ac465 = "Macadamia";
ans465 = "SelectA";
q466 = "What constellation is also known as the sea goat?";
aa466 = "Aries";
ab466 = "Capricorn";
ac466 = "Aquarius";
ans466 = "SelectB";
q467 = "What is the 'nickname' of the constellation Orion?";
aa467 = "The charioteer";
ab467 = "The Hunter";
ac467 = "The herdsman";
ans467 = "SelectB";
q468 = "In the U.S., which of these soft drinks has the most caffeine?";
aa468 = "7-UP";
ab468 = "Mountain Dew";
ac468 = "Pepsi-Cola";
ans468 = "SelectB";
q469 = "Rice-a-Roni is branded as which city's 'treat'?";
aa469 = "New Orleans";
ab469 = "San Francisco";
ac469 = "Philadelphia";
ans469 = "SelectB";
q470 = "How old were Tatum O'Neal and Anna Paquin when they won Oscars for Best Supporting Actress?";
aa470 = "15";
ab470 = "11";
ac470 = "13";
ans470 = "SelectB";
q471 = "In 1988, what university football team finally broke a five-year, 44-game losing streak?";
aa471 = "Fordham";
ab471 = "Columbia";
ac471 = "Cornell";
ans471 = "SelectB";
q472 = "What country does a sinologist study?";
aa472 = "Russia";
ab472 = "China";
ac472 = "Israel";
ans472 = "SelectB";
q473 = "In the 13th century, how many sins did Thomas Aquinas decide were deadly?";
aa473 = "Six";
ab473 = "Seven";
ac473 = "Eight";
ans473 = "SelectB";
q474 = "Born Artis Ivey, what rapper had a hit called 'Gangsta's Paradise' from the film 'Dangerous Minds'?";
aa474 = "Puff Daddy";
ab474 = "Dr. Dre";
ac474 = "Coolio";
ans474 = "SelectC";
q475 = "From 1930 to 1983, the America's Cup was held in what state?";
aa475 = "Massachusetts";
ab475 = "Rhode Island";
ac475 = "Connecticut";
ans475 = "SelectB";
q476 = "What fish is usually smoked to create lox?";
aa476 = "Cod";
ab476 = "Tuna";
ac476 = "Salmon";
ans476 = "SelectC";
q477 = "'I Don't Want To Wait' by Paula Cole was chosen as the theme song for what show?";
aa477 = "Gilmore Girls";
ab477 = "Dawson's Creek";
ac477 = "Ally McBeal";
ans477 = "SelectB";
q478 = "What state's capital was named in 1765 for the peaceful resolution of a boundary dispute?";
aa478 = "Ohio";
ab478 = "Oregon";
ac478 = "New Hampshire";
ans478 = "SelectC";
q479 = "Which of these dates happens earliest in the Catholic year?";
aa479 = "Good Friday";
ab479 = "Palm Sunday";
ac479 = "Shrove Tuesday";
ans479 = "SelectC";
q480 = "What peanut butter nougat chocolate bar is named for the Mars family's horse?";
aa480 = "Milky Way";
ab480 = "Kit-Kat";
ac480 = "Snickers";
ans480 = "SelectC";
q481 = "What kind of animal is Geoffrey, the mascot for Toys-R-Us?";
aa481 = "Tiger";
ab481 = "Elephant";
ac481 = "Giraffe";
ans481 = "SelectC";
q482 = "Which of the following is the name of both a unit of pressure and a computer language?";
aa482 = "Cobol";
ab482 = "Fortran";
ac482 = "Pascal";
ans482 = "SelectC";
q483 = "Which of these cuts is closest to a cow's head?";
aa483 = "Loin";
ab483 = "Rib";
ac483 = "Chuck";
ans483 = "SelectC";
q484 = "Which of these Jack Nicholson movies was released first?";
aa484 = "Chinatown";
ab484 = "The Shining";
ac484 = "Easy Rider";
ans484 = "SelectC";
q485 = "What was Babe Ruth's real name?";
aa485 = "William Herman Ruth";
ab485 = "Rupert Herman Ruth";
ac485 = "George Herman Ruth";
ans485 = "SelectC";
q486 = "What flower did a Dutch gardener grow to a record height of 25 feet, 5 inches?";
aa486 = "Corn";
ab486 = "Bamboo";
ac486 = "Sunflower";
ans486 = "SelectC";
q487 = "Which of these vocal ranges is lowest?";
aa487 = "Contralto";
ab487 = "Tenor";
ac487 = "Baritone";
ans487 = "SelectC";
q488 = "In 1997, the Washington Redskins left a stadium named for which senator?";
aa488 = "Henry Cabot Lodge";
ab488 = "Robert Taft";
ac488 = "Robert F. Kennedy";
ans488 = "SelectC";
q489 = "What republic is closest to England?";
aa489 = "Netherlands";
ab489 = "France";
ac489 = "Ireland";
ans489 = "SelectC";
q490 = "Santiago is the capital of which country?";
aa490 = "Argentia";
ab490 = "Brazil";
ac490 = "Chile";
ans490 = "SelectC";
q491 = "Lima is the capital of which country?";
aa491 = "Ecuador";
ab491 = "Peru";
ac491 = "Colombia";
ans491 = "SelectB";
q492 = "Which of these is a famous ballet by Peter Tchaikovsky?";
aa492 = "Duck Pond";
ab492 = "Swan Lake";
ac492 = "Goose River";
ans492 = "SelectB";
q493 = "Which U.S. president threw up on the lap of Japanese prime minister Kiichi Miyazawa?";
aa493 = "Bill Clinton";
ab493 = "George Bush";
ac493 = "Ronald Reagan";
ans493 = "SelectB";
q494 = "In 1964, what San Francisco Giant became major league baseball's first African American team captain?";
aa494 = "Jackie Robinson";
ab494 = "Willie Mays";
ac494 = "Frank Robinson";
ans494 = "SelectB";
q495 = "On the first day of Christmas, what sort of tree is the partridge sitting in?";
aa495 = "Chestnut";
ab495 = "Pear";
ac495 = "Pine";
ans495 = "SelectB";
q496 = "The Bellagio resort was founded by Steve Wynn in what city?";
aa496 = "Miami";
ab496 = "Las Vegas";
ac496 = "New York City";
ans496 = "SelectB";
q497 = "Unledded was a 1994 acoustic album that reunited two members of what band?";
aa497 = "Led Zeppelin";
ab497 = "The Beatles";
ac497 = "The Eagles";
ans497 = "SelectA";
q498 = "What is the system consisting of raised dots embossed in paper used by the blind?";
aa498 = "Phonics";
ab498 = "Braille";
ac498 = "Analogy";
ans498 = "SelectB";
q499 = "Who has provided the voice for a dragon and a donkey in animated films?";
aa499 = "Gilbert Gottfried";
ab499 = "Eddie Murphy";
ac499 = "Chris Rock";
ans499 = "SelectB";
q500 = "Which of these forms of academic praise is the highest praise of all?";
aa500 = "Magna cum laude";
ab500 = "Summa cum laude";
ac500 = "Cum laude";
ans500 = "SelectB";
q501 = "In early drafts of Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone With the Wind', what was the main character's name before it was changed to Scarlett O'Hara?";
aa501 = "Violet O'Hara";
ab501 = "Lily O'Hara";
ac501 = "Pansy O'Hara";
ans501 = "SelectC";
q502 = "How many Academy Awards was the 2002 film 'Chicago' nominated for?";
aa502 = "Twelve";
ab502 = "Six";
ac502 = "Eight";
ans502 = "SelectC";
q503 = "Jell-O is the official snack food of which U.S. state?";
aa503 = "Maine";
ab503 = "Rhode Island";
ac503 = "Utah";
ans503 = "SelectC";
q504 = "Who was the oldest U.S. President elected to office?";
aa504 = "Ronald Reagan";
ab504 = "Woodrow Wilson";
ac504 = "Harry S. Truman";
ans504 = "SelectA";
q505 = "What year was Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity formulated?";
aa505 = "1915";
ab505 = "1920";
ac505 = "1925";
ans505 = "SelectA";
q506 = "Which country does NOT border Argentina?";
aa506 = "Peru";
ab506 = "Bolivia";
ac506 = "Chile";
ans506 = "SelectA";
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_root.amount = 0;
_root.round = "$20 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 20;
_root.round = "$50 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 50;
_root.round = "$100 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 100;
_root.round = "$200 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 200;
_root.round = "$300 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 300;
_root.round = "$450 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 450;
_root.round = "$600 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 600;
_root.round = "$800 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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_root.amount = 800;
_root.round = "$1000 Question";
qnum = Number(int(random(questions))) + 1;
quest = eval ("q" add qnum);
option1 = eval ("aa" add qnum);
option2 = eval ("ab" add qnum);
option3 = eval ("ac" add qnum);
right = eval ("ans" add qnum);
stop();
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Timer = 60;
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if (Number(Timer) > 0) {
Timer = Timer - 1;
} else {
gotoAndPlay (14);
}
Symbol 177 MovieClip Frame 13
gotoAndPlay (2);
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_parent.gotoAndPlay("gameover");
stop();
Symbol 184 Button
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay ("startgame");
}
Symbol 187 Button
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay ("submitscore");
}
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name_txt.restrict = "A-Z 0-9.:\\-";
name_txt.maxChars = 12;
name_txt.text = _root.game_so;
Selection.setFocus(name_txt);
Selection.setSelection(name_txt.length, name_txt.length);
ok_btn.onPress = function () {
if (name_txt.length > 0) {
_root.game_so = name_txt.text;
}
_root.nextFrame();
};
ok_btn.onKeyDown = function () {
if (Key.getCode() == 13) {
Key.removeListener(this);
this.onPress();
}
};
Key.removeListener(yes_btn);
Key.addListener(ok_btn);
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stop();
errorMsg = "";
Symbol 236 Button
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay (2);
}
