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100

Aerosmith recorded their self titled debut album in just two weeks at Intermedia Studios. Where was this recording studio located?
A) Los Angeles, California
B) Boston, Massachusetts
C) New York City, New York
D) Memphis, Tennessee 

Boston, Massachusetts 

100

"A screaming comes across the sky> It has happened before, but there is nothing to compare it to now."This famous chilling opening line begins which massive, postmodern American Novel?
A) Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
B) Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut
C) Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon 
D) Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace 

Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon 

100

Who was the first player in the NFL history to rush for over 2,000 yards in a single regular season?
A) Walter Payton
B) Baryy Sanders
C) Eric Dickerson
D) O.J. Simpson 

O.J. Simpson 

100

Founded in 1863 by Moses Wood, the unique cultural organization known as the "Barbados Landship" was modeled directly on which entity?
A) The British Royal Navy
B) The British Army's West India Regiment
C) The local Bridgetown volunteer fire brigade
D) 17th century pirate brotherhoods of the Caribbean 

The British Royal Navy 

100

What country is this?



BUCA

Cuba 

200

The 1973 Blue Oyster Cult song "Career of Evil" from the album Secret Treaties features lyrics co-written by which famous punk rock poet and musician?
A) Joan Jett 
B) Debbie Harry 
C) Kim Gordon 
D) Patti Smith 

Patti Smith 

200

Published in 1952, what acclaimed novel is narrated by an unnamed Black man who moves from the American South to Harlem, getting swept up in a political group called "The Brotherhood"?
A) Go Tell it on The Mountain by James Baldwin
B) Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison
C) Native Son by Richard Wright
D) The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man by James Weldon Johnson 

Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison 

200

Which two legendary players that are the only ones in Major League Baseball history to win a MVP award in both the American League and the National League?
A) Frank Robinson and Shonei Ohtani
B) Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez
C) Miguel Cabrera and Bryce Harper
D) Hank Aaron and Derek Jeter 

Frank Robinson and Shonei Ohtani 

200

During the catastrophic 1692 earthquake that liquefied and submerged a large portion of Port Royal, which specific military structure remained miraculously standing and served as a makeshift hospital for survivors?
A) St. Paul's Church
B) Fort Charles
C) The Governor's House
D) The Custom House 

Fort Charles 

200

What country is this?



ACJIAAM

Jamaica 

300

Before becoming the official keyboardist for Lynyrd and Skynyrd and laying down the legendary opening piano notes on "Free Bird", what was Billy Powell's initial role with the band?
A) Roadie and equipment/ piano turner 
B) Tour manager 
C) Sound mixer 
D) Open act keyboardist 

Roadie and equipment/ piano turner 

300

Which famous American novel by William Faulkner features one of the single longest sentences in English literature (spanning over 1,300 words) and uses multiple shifting perspectives to chronicle the Sutpen family's tragic rise and fall?
A) The Sound and The Fury
B) As I Lay Dying
C) Absalom, Absalom!
D) Light in August 

Absalom, Absalom!

300

How many home runs titles (leading their league in home runs in a single season) did New York Yankees legend Roger Maris win in his career?
A) Zero 
B) One 
C) Two 
D) Three 

One 

300

What does the acronym for Gwen Stefani's high-end fashion line, L.A.M.B., stand for?
A) Love, Angel, Music, Baby
B) Luxury, Art, Modern, Boutique
C) Lance, Aesthetics, Milan, Beauty
D) Leather, Apparel, Midnight, Brand 

Love, Angel, Music, Baby 

300

What country is this?



CANNIMODI

LICREUPB

Dominican Republic 

400

Montrose's landmark 1973 self titled debut heavy metal album-featuring a young Sammy Hager on vocals- was produced by which legendary Warner Bros. staff producer?
A) Jack Douglas 
B) Bob Ezrin 
C) Ted Templeman 
D) Jimmy Miller 

Ted Templeman 

400

Willa Cather named her second published novel, The Song of The Lark, after a famous painting, but she drew the title of her 1922 masterpiece O Pioneers! from a line of poetry by which iconic American writer?
A) Emily Dickerson 
B) Edgar Allan Poe 
C) Ralph Waldo Emerson 
D) Walt Whitman 

Walt Whitman 

400

Which five MLB franchise have never won a World Series title?
A) Rockies, Brewers, Padres, Mariners, and Rays
B) Mariners,Rangers, Padres, Brewers, and Astros
C) Rockies, Orioles, Rays, Diamondbacks, and Pardes 
D) Nationals, Mariners, Brewers, Rockies, and Angels 

Rockies, Brewers, Padres, Mariners, and Rays

400

Before serving as the first Black women on the U.S. Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson clerked for which iconic Supreme Court Justice?
A) Thurgood Marshall
B) Clarence Thomas
C) Stephen Breyer
D) Sandra Day O Conner 

Stephen Breyer 

400

What country is this?



AAPMAN

Panama 

500

The iconic KISS ballad "Beth" featured on the 1976 album destroyer, was originally written by Peter Criss and Stan Penridge years prior when they were in a pre-KISS band named what?
A) Chelsea 
B) Wicked Lester 
C) Rainbow 
D) Bullfrog 

Chelsea 

500

Which foundational American naturalist novel features the tragic protagonist Edna Pontellier, whose awakening independence and rejection of traditional 19th century societal norms lead to her ultimate demise in the Gulf of Mexico?
A) The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
B) The Awakening by Kate Chopin
C) Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser
D)  Daisy Miller by Henry James 

The Awakening by Kate Chopin 

500

Who holds the NFL record for the most career sacks (200 official career sacks?
A) Kevin Greene 
B) Reggie White 
C) Lawrence Taylor 
D) Bruce Smith 

Bruce Smith

500

Who was the first Black artist to perform a principal role at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City,breaking the color barrier in 1955?
A) Leontyne Price 
B) Paul Robeson 
C) Marian Anderson 
D) Sissieretta Jones 

Marian Anderson 

500

What country is this?



RAGACAIUN

Nicaragua