MOVIE QUOTES
INGING FOR YOUR OSCAR
(Alex: Name the actor who sang each song in an Oscar-winning role.)
INVENTED LANGUAGES
ON A HIGH NOTE
MONEY MAKES THE WORLD GO 'ROUND
600

An animated hit: "Maui always has time for his fans"

Moana

600

"I Dreamed A Dream" in "Les Miserables"

Anne Hathaway

600

As a member of this "Lord of the Rings" race, Gimli could speak Khuzdul, their language

Dwarves

600

In 2017 Audrey Luna hit the highest note ever at NYC's Metropolitan Opera singing in this vocal range in "The Exterminating Angel"

Soprano

600

The Seychelles, Mauritius & India all have a unit of currency named this

the rupee

800

Episode III.V? "I'm one with the force, the force is with me"

Rogue One

800

"All That Jazz" in "Chicago"

Catherine Zeta Jones

800

This 1887 language got its name from "Doctor Hopeful", the pen name in that language of creator L.L. Zamenhof

Esperanto

800

This Aerosmith lead singer has shown his own high note skills in the hits "Crazy" & "Dream On"

Steven Tyler

800

This country that borders Sierra Leone & the Ivory Coast uses its own dollar as its currency

Liberia

1200

"Okay, let me tell you the difference between Facebook & everybody else: we don't crash ever!"

The Social Network

1200

"The Weary Kind" in "Crazy Heart"

Jeff Bridges

1200

James Doohan, who played this engineer on "Star Trek", also created the first version of the Klingon language

Scotty

1200

She hit a high E flat singing "Let It Go" & then hit it again with "Into The Unknown" from "Frozen 2"

Idina Menzel

1200

A monetary unit called the Balboa is used in this country nicknamed the "Crossroads of the World"

Panama

1600

"Here we go, Wilson! You don't have to worry about anything, I'll do all the paddling"

Castaway

1600

"Audition (The Fools Who Dream)" in "La La Land"

Emma Stone

1600

The word "Khaleesi" comes from the language of this horse-riding people of "Game of Thrones"

Dothraki

1600

A tenor in this title role hits a high A flat singing "Let your soul take you where you long to be!" from "The Music Of The Night"

The Phantom of the Opera

1600

From the Latin for "every ten", it's the currency of several countries including Jordan & Algeria

dinar

2000

"Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary"

Dead Poets Society

2000

"I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face" in "My Fair Lady"

Rex Harrinson

2000

Not only did this man create a "Utopia", he also created a language & alphabet for its inhabitants to speak

(Thomas) Moore

2000

Mario Lanza is no ordinary vineyard worker in the film "Serenade", singing the high notes of "Nessun Dorma" from this Puccini opera

Turandot

2000

The only remaining currency in Europe still named the franc, the Swiss franc is used by Switzerland & this country

Liechtenstein

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