Classical Music
Which famous composer went deaf later in his life but continued to create masterpieces?
Ludwig van Beethoven
DAILY DOUBLE
The "Miracle on Ice" is a famous event in sports history. Which two nations' ice hockey teams were involved in this game at the 1980 Winter Olympics?
The United States and the Soviet Union
What is a baby rabbit called?
Kit/Kitten
What is the name of the dodgeball tournament that Peter LaFleur and Average Joe's Gym enter, hoping to win the prize money to save their gym from being taken over?
American Dodgeball Association of America (ADAA) National Championship
What popular orange vegetable is known for being good for eyesight?
Carrot
Johann Sebastian Bach was a prominent composer of the Baroque period. For what type of keyboard instrument did he write numerous preludes and fugues, including The Well-Tempered Clavier?
The clavichord and the harpsichord
Before the establishment of the Super Bowl, what were the names of the championship games for the two major professional football leagues in the United States? Name one or both.
The NFL Championship Game and the American Football League (AFL) Championship Game
What is the term for a group of wild rabbits living together?
A warren
What is the name of the specific breed of dog that Meg and Hamilton Swan own and are competing with in the Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show?
Weimaraner
What was the name of the ancient North African city-state that fought against Rome in the Punic Wars?
Carthage
What is the Italian term that indicates a tempo that is fast and lively?
Allegro
In 1972, the Miami Dolphins achieved a perfect undefeated season, a feat that has not been repeated in the NFL since. Who was the head coach of that historic Dolphins team?
Don Shula
What is the name of the persistent, diminutive antagonist who often tries to outsmart Bugs Bunny but rarely succeeds, frequently ending up with the frustrated exclamation, "I hate that rabbit!"?
Elmer Fudd
A Mighty Wind - What is Mickey's new last name when she reappears later in life, post-Mitch?
Crabbe
What term refers to a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being consumed by it?
Catalyst
The ballet The Rite of Spring, with music by Igor Stravinsky, premiered in Paris in 1913 and caused a riot due to its avant-garde music and choreography. Who was the choreographer for this groundbreaking work?
Vaslav Nijinsky
Troy Aikman led the Dallas Cowboys to how many Super Bowl victories in the 1990s?
3
According to tradition in many Western cultures, what does the Easter Bunny typically leave behind for children on Easter morning?
Eggs
What is the title of the community theater musical being staged in the film?
Red, White and Blaine
What is the capital city of Denmark?
Copenhagen
What is the name of the compositional technique where a melodic phrase is repeated at different pitch levels, often creating intricate contrapuntal textures, as famously employed in Bach's fugues?
Sequence
In the early days of professional football, before standardized rules and formations, what unusual offensive formation, featuring the center snapping the ball directly to the halfback who was positioned several yards behind the line of scrimmage, was briefly popular and named after the college team that heavily utilized it?
The Carlisle formation
DAILY DOUBLE
Leporids, the family to which rabbits and hares belong, have a unique adaptation in their digestive system to extract maximum nutrition from their herbivorous diet. What is the scientific term for the consumption of their own feces, specifically the nutrient-rich "night droppings" or cecotropes, which allows them to re-digest essential vitamins and minerals?
Coprophagy
What is the name of the in-flight autopilot, and how is he activated?
What term refers to an expression that’s so overused it loses its original impact or meaning?
Cliché