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Chessart's Sixth Millionaire Quiz

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Introduction:
"The questions start easy, and get harder as you go along."


1. Which group did the rock opera 'Tommy'?
    Queen
    The Rolling Stones
    The Who
    The Yardbirds


2. Ernest Thayer's classic poem 'Casey at the Bat' takes place in which mythical town?
    Smallville
    Mudville
    Whoville
    Beantown


3. Which city is known as the 'Eternal City'?
    Baghdad
    Paris
    Rome
    Cairo


4. Which American songwriter wrote 'Cheek to Cheek', 'White Christmas', 'Blue Skies', and 'God Bless America'?
    George Gershwin
    Harold Arlen
    Cole Porter
    Irving Berlin


5. The term 'yuppie' is short for what phrase?
    young people partying
    yogurt, puppies, and pies
    young urban professionals
    young party programmers


6. Au is the chemical symbol for which element?
    mercury
    silver
    gold
    oxygen


7. The Bosphorus Strait lies between which two continents?
    Europe and Asia
    North and South America
    Africa and Asia
    North America and Asia


8. The films 'City Lights', 'The Miracle Woman', 'Butterflies are Free', and 'Wait until Dark' each has a main character who is_________.
    crippled
    aged
    deaf
    blind


9. 'After all the highways, and the trains, and the years, you end up worth more dead than alive,' is a quote from which of the following plays?
    Death of a Salesman
    A Streetcar Named Desire
    Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
    Picinic


10. Jim Thorpe won the decathlon at the 1912 Olympics but was denied the gold medal. Why?
    He bumped another runner in the 1500-meter run.
    He refused to participate in the award ceremony, in protest of the treatment of Native Americans.
    He tested positive for an illegal substance.
    He had played professional baseball.


11. What is Wiley Post's claim to fame?
    He invented Post Toasties.
    He was the first American to win the Nobel Prize.
    He won more cinematography Oscars than anyone else.
    He was the first to fly solo around the world.


12. Which architect designed the Sydney Opera House?
    I. M. Pei
    Joern Utzon
    Frank Lloyd Wright
    Maya Lin


13. What is the sum of all the integers from one up to, and including, 100?
    10101
    5050
    2525
    7500


14. Which of the following radio shows was on TV before it began on radio?
    Have Gun, Will Travel
    Amos 'n' Andy
    Gunsmoke
    Our Miss Brooks


15. Which country won four out of the five gold medals in badminton at the 2000 Sydney Olympics?
    China
    South Korea
    Indonesia
    Denmark


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