1. Bull, hammerhead, whale, and white are all types of: otters falcons sharks bears

2. Which actor won the best actor Oscar for 'On the Waterfront' (1954) and 'The Godfather' (1972)? Rod Steiger Lee J. Cobb Marlon Brando Kark Malden

3. What does the Latin phrase 'e pluribus unum' mean? From many, one. It only takes one. In God we trust. Many are called, but few are chosen.

4. Which body of water lies between Greece and Turkey? the Aegean Sea the Caspian Sea the Adriatic Sea the Red Sea

5. Which country so dominated tennis during the 1950's and 1960's that it won 15 of the 20 Davis Cup competitions during those years? United States Australia India Sweden

6. What is a compositon for orchestra and a soloist called? an aria a concerto a sonata a cantata

7. Marion Tinsley was the long-time world champion in which game or sport? checkers pente darts othello

8. Cu is the chemical symbol for which element? calcium carbon copper cobalt

9. Name the composer who wrote 'Rhapsody in Blue', considered the best-known orchestral piece by an American. George Gershwin Irving Berlin Duke Ellington Cole Porter

10. The Nobel Peace Prize is given out in what city? Stockholm Oslo Helsinki Copenhagen

11. Which legendary architect designed Fallingwater, the home in Pennsylvania which has been called 'the most famous residence ever built'? Buckminster Fuller Frank Lloyd Wright I. M. Pei Maya Lin

12. Why did People magazine name Andrew Wiles one of the 25 most intriguing people of 1993? for his proof of Fermat's Last Theorem for his hot-air ballooning exploits for his books popularizing history for a mass audience for bicycling around the world

13. The Keukenhof, which claims to be the world's largest flower garden, is located in which country? Bulgaria Germany Portugal the Netherlands

14. As of 2002, which country has never hosted the Olympic games, either summer or winter? Belgium The Netherlands Spain Portugal

15. If I lived in Russia and owned a dacha, what would I have? a motorcycle a summer house in the country a harem the right to preferential treatment by the government