1. Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet. How many letters comprise the Greek alphabet? 30 26 24 28

2. The Omega, a mid-sized car that later became one of the ill-fated X-cars, was produced by which General Motors division? Cadillac Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick

3. Omega Psi Phi, the first African-American collegiate fraternal order founded at a black college or university, came into existence on November 17, 1911, at what well-known institution? North Carolina Central University Howard University Florida A & M University Tuskeegee University

4. In physics, the capital letter Omega (Ù) is used to represent which of the following electrical measurements? Current Resistance Frequency Voltage

5. Known for its precision timepieces, Omega SA was the first company ever designated the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games. In what year and city did Omega celebrate this accomplishment? 1936, Berlin 1924, Paris 1928, Amsterdam 1932, Los Angeles

6. What calamity left scientist Robert Neville (played by Charlton Heston) as the last normal man on earth, in the classic sci-fi movie "The Omega Man"? Global warming Nuclear warfare Biological warfare Comet impact

7. The video game Omega Race was created by which well-known arcade-game maker? Atari Namco Sega Midway

8. The American Heart Association recommends omega-3 fatty acids to help stave off and/or mitigate the effects of cardiovascular diseases. What food is the primary source of omega-3 fatty acids. Lean beef Fatty fish Fatty chicken Lean pork

9. The Omega Navigation System, the world's first operational ground-based global radionavigation system, came on line for the United States Navy in what year? 1971 1973 1969 1967

10. The ancient Greeks used Omega in the number system as well, much as the ancient Romans used letters to signify ordinal numbers. What numerical value was assigned to Omega? 600 400 200 800