1. In 1976, the rock group Kansas released a song that would propel them to instant fame. What was the name of this song? Dust in the Wind People of the Southwind Point of Know Return Carry On Wayward Son

2. What is the highest peak in Utah called? King's Peak Lone Peak Hayden Peak Mount Timpanogos

3. Cochise was a leader of which tribe of Indians? Chiricahua Yavapai Jicarilla Mescalero

4. Al Gore is known for having claimed that he invented what? The Internet Fanny packs Quantum mechanics The computer language called COBOL

5. Can you name this nationally syndicated conservative talk-show host that is also a film critic? Michael Savage Rush Limbaugh Michael Medved Sean Hannity

6. In which book in the New Testament would you find this statement: "I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase." 1 Thessalonians 2 Corinthians 1 Corinthians Ephesians

7. Who said this? "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." Al Gore Benjamin Franklin Abraham Lincoln Samuel Adams

8. How large of an area is Los Angeles County in California? 563 square miles 4083 square miles 1892 square miles 3716 square miles

9. Which bird was brought to America in the nineteenth century? Starling Oriole Passenger pigeon Common house sparrow

10. The six strings on the normally tuned guitar, are tuned to what pitches, starting from lowest to highest? E,A,D,G,B,E E,B,D,A,C,E D,A,D,G,B,E D flat, A, D flat, G, B, D flat

11. The word "Anasazi" when translated correctly means what? Old ones Ancient ones Ancient enemy Ancient friends

12. Tomatoes are one of the healthiest vegetables a person can eat. True False

13. What is the name of the song recorded by Peter, Paul and Mary, that has a character named "Little Jackie Paper" in it? Answer: (Four Words)

14. How many calories are in one large hard-boiled egg? 112 76 57 86

15. What's the name of the movie based upon Stephen King's novelette "Cycle of the Werewolf"? Answer: (Two Words)