"National Treasure" Part B

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Knights from which crusade discovered secret vaults containing treasure, which were hidden under a temple? Second First Third Fourth

2. What was the name of the temple where knights found the treasure, which became known as the treasure of the Knights Templar? Answer: (Three Words)

3. The Knights Templar smuggled the treasure from Europe into the New World. The Knights Templar formed a new brotherhood that was known as what? Answer: (One or Two Words)

4. Which is not a symbol of the Knights Templar? Compass and 90 degree ruler All-seeing eye Shield and two swords Unfinished pyramid

5. When Ben was analyzing the best way to steal the Declaration of Independence, he found that the best time to steal it was when it was where? On display In the preservation room In the vault Being moved

6. What was the password that Ben needed to type to get into the area that housed the Declaration of Independence? This was the password that Riley tried to figure out by using anagrams, after being told all of the letters that the password contained. Answer: (Two Words - Think Revolutionary War)

7. Which clue was the following riddle from? "The legend writ, the stain affected, the key in Silence undetected. Fifty five in iron pen, Mr. Matlack can't offend." Meerschaum Pipe (from the Charlotte) Independence Hall Declaration of Independence Silence Dogood Letters

8. Which clue was this riddle from? "The vision to see the treasured past comes as the timely shadow crosses in front of the house of Pass and Stow." Silence Dogood Letters Declaration of Independence Independence Hall Meerschaum Pipe (from the Charlotte)

9. Which clue were the words "Heere at the Wall" and "Parkington Lane" on? Silence Dogood Letters Meerschaum Pipe (from the Charlotte) Declaration of Independence Independence Hall

10. When Ian Howe was arrested at the end of the movie, which of the following crimes was he not charged with? conspiracy attempted murder kidnapping trespassing on government property