1. DANCE: In tap dancing, which of the following steps is characterized by a "forward brush" followed by a "step"? Shuffle Time Step Cramp Roll Flap

2. U.S. POLITICS: The amendment to the United States Constitution dealing with which of the following is the only one to have been repealed during the 20th century? Voting Age of 18 Direct Election to the U.S. Senate Federal Income Tax Prohibition

3. LANGUAGES: Which of the following English verbs is represented as "discorrere" in Italian, "caint" in Gaelic, and "loquor" in Latin? run speak drink make

4. BRAIN TEASERS (Words in Common): What single word can fit in the blank to complete the two phrases below? That was ________ street Answer: (One Word;)

5. PEOPLE: The main terminal in the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) is named after which aviation pioneer(s)? The Wright Brothers Charles Lindbergh Amelia Earhart Howard Hughes

6. U.S. POLITICS: The Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution established which of the following? Direct Election to the Senate Prohibition Federal Income Tax Women's Suffrage

7. LITERATURE: Green light, the Valley of Ashes, and a large pair of eyes are prominent symbols in which famous novel? Heart of Darkness 1984 The Great Gatsby The Catcher in the Rye

8. PEOPLE: What is the common first name among an animated builder, a Jamaican Reggae musician, and a 1996 Presidential Nominee? Answer: (One Word)

9. THEATER: You couldn't possibly have thought that you could get through an entire quiz of mine without a single question about musical theater, did you? If you already are getting close to the Common Bond, that will help you out here. Which of the following shows won the 2002 Tony Award for Best Musical? Hairspray Contact The Producers Thoroughly Modern Millie

10. What is the Common Bond? Answer: (Three Words; No punctuation is necessary; First word is "The")