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Our shows consist of four rounds of questions, each starting approximately every 1/2 hour. The rounds are independent of each other, so you can stop in any time during the show hours and have a chance to win a prize.
 

 
E/O 1805

1.
Which interstate route would you take from Phoenix AZ to go through Louisiana – I-10 or I-40?
 

2.
What type of pasta is made in a wagon wheel shape – gemelli or rotelle?
 

3.
Which singer titles her albums with numbers that match her age when she wrote the songs for the album – Pink or Adele?
 

4.
Will a platypus more commonly be found swimming in a stream or climbing a tree?
 

5.
In the US Army's military organization are there more soldiers in a brigade or a battalion?
 

6.
What music star created a fictional Australian rock persona named Chris Gaines to explore musical styles beyond his success as a country singer, and charted an album at #2 on the Billboard chart called " ...The Life of Chris Gaines..." – Alan Jackson or Garth Brooks?
 

7.
Is a necrographer  someone who writes obituaries or somebody who files an official death certificate?
 

8.
Would you use a comal  to make tortillas or to shake martinis?
 

9.
Which was introduced first to consumers - The Blu-Ray Disc or the Ipod?
 

10.
Which apparatus event is held in both men’s and women’s Olympic gymnastics competitions – parallel bars or vault?
 

 
2187

1. 
According to mobile dating app Clover, what type of venue is the most popular for meeting a first date - because it is casual and convenient with no commitment to an extended meal.
 

2. 
In surfer slang this two word phrase means to ride a surfboard with the feet as close to the forward board tip as possible.
 

3. 
Which branch of the US Armed Forces has jurisdiction over all the lighthouses in our country?
 

4.
Billed as "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth", what word follows Calgary in the title of the ten day rodeo festival held every July in the Canadian city?
 

5.
What does the letter A stand for in the acronym AIDS – the HIV virus infection?
 

6. 
In men’s fashion this two word term describes the sleeve treatment on formal dress shirts that have split sleeves folded over and then clasped together with links.
 

7. 
One point for decade and bonus point for exact year: Name the decade and year that Pioneer 10 becomes the first man-made object to depart our Solar System.
 

8. 
This term for an entrance to a tunnel or mine is also used by the NCAA as the name of the database and system that college athletes must use when declaring their desire to transfer to a new college.
 

9. 
This dance fad, which has steps in common with mambo and salsa originated in Hispanic communities in New York City and Florida in the 1970s and was featured prominently in the movie Saturday Night Fever in both the line dance and partners version.
 

10.
According to Clover, name top five national chains/franchises in the hospitality industry that were the most popular places for meeting a first date.
 

 
2188 - COMPOUND WORD ANSWERS
1.   
      What term is used in the entertainment industry for an album that is made from a compilation of songs used in a movie?
 
2. 
        This word can be used to describe somebody who enjoys or is encouraged by the sanguine results of violent acts - martial arts fans and vampires being examples.
 
3.  
       What term was used to describe the physical appearance of the classic  literary character and protagonist Quasimodo?
 
4.   
      This compound word contains matching consecutive consonants and describes a ruthless, unprincipled person who takes extreme measures to hurt their competition.
 
5.   
     This men's haircut style with an animal name was popular during the 1950s, required that the hair be combed back and held in place around the sides of the head, contributed to the term greasers, and was adopted by Hollywood to represent the wild youth of that decade.
 
6.   
      This curved tool used to facilitate the closing of fasteners on shoes, gloves or other apparel is also a type of short pass route run by a football player.
 
7. 
      In this Scrabble-like board game letter tiles can be stacked on top of other letters tiles already on the game board to create new words?
 
8.   
      This is the most  important commercial agricultural crop for both Cuba and the Dominican Republic, and Brazil is the world’s largest producer of the crop.
 
9.   
       In bowling slang the 5-10 split is named for what defunct retail store chain, considered the pioneer of the five and dime store concept.
 
10. 
      According to the Merriam Webster Thesaurus name five compound words that were listed for somebody described as a constantly and excessively talkative person.
 

 
E/O 1806
1.
      Where is the largest city (population-wise) in the US with the word Saint in the city name – in Missouri or in Minnesota?
 

2.   
Where would you typically see a valance being used – on a bed frame or on a light fixture?
 
3. 
       Is the purple emperor a species of butterfly or a species of penguin?
 
4.   
      For a drink made without ice or mixer would you order it “tidy” or “neat”?
 
5.   
      In which state will you find the private colleges Lehigh, Drexel and Duquesne  – Pennsylvania or New York?
 
6.
      Who was the first woman to emcee/host a TV game show – Arlene Francis or Kitty Carlisle?
 
7.   
      What is the premise of the classic Samuel Beckett play Waiting for Godot,   in which two people spend the entire performance waiting on a country road by a tree – that Godot never shows up or that Godot has been there the whole time?
 
8.   
      Huey Lewis and the News' first #1 hit on the charts was "The Power of Love". Was it written for and featured in the movie Beverly Hills Cop or Back to the Future?
 
9.   
      At the end of the 2022-23 NBA season, who had the higher average salary for salary cap purposes – the 26 active NBA players that went to Duke or the 26 active NBA players that went to Kentucky?
 
10. 
      Which of these is experienced by somebody with synesthesia – hearing a certain word will trigger a taste sensation (taste words) or tasting a certain  food will trigger a delusion that they are dead (taste death)?