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Each answer is worth 1 point with the exception of the Money Ball Question, which is worth 3 if correct, minus 1 if incorrect and the picture round questions which have two parts. One point for answering each part correctly, three points for answering both right. Answering all questions correctly is worth 50 points.

Quiz from June 17th, 2025

Quiz Winners: It’s My Party/Parade And I’ll Cry If I Want to with 42 points

Best Team Name Competition Winners: Tanks For Nothing!

 

Round One: Similarly Titled Movies

  1. A 1985 fantasy film starring Tom Cruise, Mia Sara and Tim Curry, and a 2015 movie in which Tom Hardy plays dual roles as real-life gangsters Ron and Reggie Kray both share what one word title?
  2. The title of the 1943 movie Heaven Can Wait starring Don Ameche was used for a 1978 movie which was instead a remake of a 1941 movie entitled Here Comes Mr. Jordan. Who was the male lead in the 1978 movie?
  3. A 1996 body horror movie directed by David Cronenberg and a 2004 movie with an ensemble cast which often makes the list of least deserving Best Picture Oscar winners share what title?
  4. What two acting brothers starred separately in movies with the word “Gone” in the title?
  5. Moneyball Question: A 1940 movie which is one of three based on the stage play The Front Page, a 1976 Disney film about a mother and daughter switching bodies, and a 1980 movie in which Bob Hoskins plays a London gangster, all have what day of the week in their titles?

Round Three: June 17th – The Day in History

  1. In 1775, what famous battle took place during The Siege of Boston?
  2. In 1930, the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, designed to help relieve the effects of the Great Depression, but instead making them worse, was signed into law by what US President?
  3. In 1944, Iceland declared independence from what country?
  4. In 2021, what federal holiday was signed into law by President Joe Biden?
  5. Moneyball Question: In 1882, what Russian composer, known for The Firebird Suite and The Rite Of Spring was born?

Round Four: Initials (Male)

  1. What author, noted for his children’s books, had the first name of Elwyn and the middle name of Brooks?
  2. What does the initial “E” stand for in the name of the kid-friendly restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese?
  3. The 36th president of the United States is often referred to by his initials LBJ. What did the B. stand for?
  4. Actors John C. Reilly and John C. McGinley both share the same middle name, which is the name of a well-known saint. What is it?
  5. Moneyball Question: What does the L. stand for in the name of the actor Samuel L. Jackson?

Round Five: Initials (Female)

  1. What Indiana born actress has the middle name Anjanetta?
  2. What does the initial J. stand for in the name of R&B singer Mary J. Blige, a name that commonly goes with her first name?
  3. Brothers and musicians, Pete and Alejandro Escovedo, are respectively the father and uncle of what other musician?
  4. What author, who wrote a collection of fantasy novels and short stories known as the Earthsea series, has the middle name of Kroeber?
  5. Moneyball Question: What did the B. stand for in the name of the social reformer and activist Susan B. Anthony?

Round Six: M. U. S. I. C.

one of the answers to these questions begins with “M”, one with “U”, one with “S”, one with “I” and one with “C”

  1. The Grammy, Oscar, and Golden Globe award winning score of what 2009 Pixar movie opens with a piece of music called Married Life?
  2. Sonata is a classical music term that literally means a piece of music that is played. What equivalent word is used to describe a piece of music that is sung?
  3. What band, with a two-word alliterative name, had a hit with the song Float On in 2004?
  4. What was the title of the fifth and final album recorded by the band The Police which was released in 1983?
  5. Moneyball Question: What is the surname of a trio of brothers named O’Kelly, Rudolph and Randolph who began a singing group in the mid-1950s?
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