1. Which of the following was not one of quot;The Magnificent Sevenquot;?

a. Charles Bronson
b. Robert Vaughn
c. !Clint Eastwood
d. Steve McQueen

2. What was Dorothy039;s surname in 039;The Wizard Of Oz039;?

a. Perkins
b. Day
c. !Gale
d. Parker

3. What was the title of the first Bond movie, released in 1962?
a. !Dr. No
b. From Russia with Love
c. Goldfinger
d. Thunderball

4. In the 1971 film quot;Willy Wonka amp; the Chocolate Factoryquot;, who played
Willy Wonka?
a. Shia LeBouf
b. Johnny Depp
c. !Gene Wilder
d. Peter Ostrum

5. quot;Cubequot;, quot;Cube 2: Hypercubequot; and quot;Cube Zeroquot; were

directed by the same person.
a. !False
b. True

6. What city did the monster attack in the film, quot;Cloverfieldquot;?

a. Chicago, Illinois
b. Orlando, Florida
c. !New York, New York
d. Las Vegas, Nevada

7. Who played the Cenobite called quot;Pinheadquot; in the original Hellraiser

films?
a. !Doug Bradley
b. Doug Savant
c. Doug Benson
d. Doug Jones

8. Before quot;Jurassic Park IIIquot; was finalized and the Spinosaurus was chosen,
which dinosaur was going to be the star?
a. Velociraptor
b. Suchomimus
c. !Baryonyx
d. Tyrannosaurus Rex

9. In the quot;Jurassic Parkquot; universe, when did quot;Jurassic Park: San

Diegoquot; begin construction?
a. !1985
b. 1993
c. 1988
d. 1986

10. Ed Koch, the Mayor of New York in 1984, played himself in which Muppets movie?
a. The Great Muppet Caper
b. The Muppet Movie
c. The Muppet Christmas Carol
d. !The Muppets Take Manhattan

11. In the film quot;Harry Potter and the Order of The Phoenixquot;, why was Harry
Potter039;s scream, after Sirius Black died, muted?
a. Too Harsh
b. Too Loud
c. Too Violent
d. !Too Agonizing

12. Who did the score to the original Blade Runner?

a. !Vangelis
b. Kitaro
c. Enya
d. Yanni

13. Which of the following films was NOT directed by Quentin Tarantino?
a. !From Dusk till Dawn
b. Jackie Brown
c. Pulp Fiction
d. Reservoir Dogs

1. What is the area of a circle with a diameter of 20 inches if pi; 3.1415?

a. !314.15 Inches
b. 1256.6 Inches
c. 3141.5 Inches
d. 380.1215 Inches

2. The Pythagorean theorem states that the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the
product of the squares of the other two sides.
a. True
b. !False

3. In Roman Numerals, what does XL equate to?

a. 90
b. !40
c. 60
d. 15

4. How many zeptometres are inside one femtometre?

 a. 1,000,000,000
b. 1000
c. !1,000,000
d. 10

5. The decimal number 31 in hexadecimal would be what?

a. 2E
b. 1B
c. 3D
d. !1F

6. E MC3
a. True
b. !False

7. The sum of any two odd integers is odd.

a. !False
b. True

8. You can square root a negative number with an imaginary number quot;iquot;.
a. !True
b. False

9. An isosceles triangle has two sides of equal length as opposed to three.

a. False
b. !True

10. The notion of a quot;set that contains all sets which do not contain
themselvesquot; is a paradoxical idea attributed to which English philospher?
a. Alfred North Whitehead
b. Francis Bacon
c. !Bertrand Russel
d. John Locke

11. What is the fourth digit of pi;?

a. 4
b. !1
c. 3
d. 2

1. Which Formula One driver was nicknamed 039;The Professor039;?

a. !Alain Prost
b. Ayrton Senna
c. Emerson Fittipaldi
d. Niki Lauda

2. Josh Mansour is part of what NRL team?

a. Melbourne Storm
 b. Sydney Roosters
c. North Queensland Cowboys
d. !Penrith Panthers

3. Which team won 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil?

a. !Germany
b. Brazil
c. Netherlands
d. Argentina

4. Who won the 2016 Formula 1 World Driver039;s Championship?

a. Max Verstappen
b. Lewis Hamilton
c. Kimi Raikkonen
d. !Nico Rosberg

5. Which city did the former NHL team quot;The Nordiquesquot; originiate from?
a. Montreal
b. Houston
c. !Quebec City
d. New York

6. This Canadian television sportscaster is known for his quot;Hockey Night in

Canadaquot; role, a commentary show during hockey games.
a. Don Taylor
b. !Don Cherry
c. Don McKellar
d. Donald Sutherland

7. Which player holds the NHL record of 2,857 points?

a. Mario Lemieux
b. Gordie Howe
c. Sidney Crosby
d. !Wayne Gretzky

8. What country hosted the 2014 Winter Olympics?

a. !Russia
b. United States
c. Germany
d. Canada