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100
This author's most famous works include "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hamlet."
Who is William Shakespeare.
100
This rectangle-shaped state is known for cowboy culture and its capital city, Cheyenne.
What is Wyoming.
100
This sport is played on a "diamond" with a "ball" and a "bat."
What is baseball.
100
This element is the most abundant in the universe.
What is hydrogen.
100
This name is commonly used as an answer when nobody has a clue what the REAL answer is.
What is "John Smith."
200
This character "lives in a pineapple under the sea" and is employed as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab.
Who is SpongeBob SquarePants.
200
This island, the largest in the United States, is also the name of the state itself.
What is Hawaii.
200
This sport, one of the most popular in India, shares its name with a common insect.
What is cricket.
200
This naturalist is responsible for the theory of evolution.
Who is Charles Darwin.
200

If our team earns "power" points on the toss-up and then answers 3/5ths of the bonus questions, how many points would we earn?

What is "18"?

300
This author is best-known for his "Heroes of Olympus" series of books aimed at tween and teen audiences.
Who is Rick Riordan.
300
This English-speaking country borders Mexico directly to the south.
What is Belize.
300
This team, originally named to promote a specific US industry, has won more superbowls than any other NFL team.
Who are the Pittsburgh Steelers.
300
The star Polaris, one of the brightest in the sky, is more commonly known as the "__________ Star."
What is North?
300

Your two exceptionally encouraging Quiz Bowl coaches.

Who are Mr. Miller and Mrs. DeRise?

400

This Broadway musical, written by and starring Lin Manuel Miranda, was recently playing at the Fulton Theater in Lancaster.

What is 'In the Heights.'

400
This desert is called "the driest in the world" and can be found in the north of Chile.
What is the Atacama Desert.
400
In hockey, a "hat trick" is achieved when a single player scores this many goals in a single game.
What is three.
400
This astronaut was the first person to walk on the surface of the Moon.
Who is Neil Armstrong.
400

The names of our two QB Teams.

What are Purple and Gold?

500
This movie was declared the winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2017 after an on-stage mixup.
What is 'Moonlight.'
500
This ocean, the largest in the world, measures more than 70 million square miles.
What is the Pacific Ocean.
500
This player works as a spokesman for Papa John's pizza. He recently retired from the NFL after winning his second Super Bowl, this time with the Denver Broncos.
Who is Peyton Manning.
500
These structures, often formed of mud, lava, or limestone, hang from cave ceilings. They are often considered the counterpart to "stalagmites."
What are stalactites.
500

This school district was scheduled to host the Quiz Bowl Tournament in the spring but it got cancelled due to the pandemic.

What is Ephrata?

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