* It is believed that Gypsies originated in what place?
* The Gypsies refer to themselves by which of the following?
* They refer to non-Gypsies as what?
* Which of the following is not a currently identified Gypsy ethnic group?
* During the Spanish inquisition Gypsies were punished for speaking their own language. How were they punished?
* Which word best describes the Gypsy community?
* Some Vlax speakers follow a body of customary laws and values. What is it called?
* Who was called the 'Morning Star of the Reformation'?
* What food item was mistakenly called 'D'inde'?
* Why did the French resist eating Potatoes for awhile in the 17th century?
* Gargantua was to Pantagruel as Rabelais was to __________?
* Which writer's name came from Latin: 'taxus', meaning 'Yew-tree'?
* Who was known as: Phillipus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim?
* Which play by Racine was booed and hissed off the stage, which made him vow to never write another play?
* Who designed 106 fortresses for Louis XIV?
* Which Belgian coined the term 'gas' from the term -Gascht-?
* Where in Dante's Inferno would you find the Malboge (evil pouches), which were shaped like an arena with 10 concentric trenches?
* In T.S. Eliot's 'Four Quartets', what geographical location does Dry Salvages refer to?
* Which of the following was not one of the 3 temptations of Satan to Christ?
* Which of the beasts were not found in Dante's Canto 1 of the Inferno?