Seattlest Trivia Night-- 09/05/06 (Tie)

FINAL STANDINGS
1) Brown the Town Paint, 56 points ($100)
2) Pomona, 55 ($20)
3) Anticon, 49 ($10)
4) Dickens Cider, 47
5) Paint the Town Brown, 44
6) Sinatro, 39
7) I Can Get You a Toe, 37
8) Constructacona, 22
9) Punch Rockgroin, 31
10) Wonder Bread, 29
11) Chris and Liz, 28
12) Furbies, 27
13) Money Makers, 26

ROUND 1 - Geography
1) What island is Anacortes on?
2) What is the largest city in Switzerland?
3) What is the deepest lake in the world?
4) Name the bridge that connects Michigan's two peninsulas.
5)According to the Seattle Department of Transportation, how many feet above sea level is the highest point in Seattle? (within 50 feet)
6) Route 66 starts in Los Angeles, which city does it end in?
7) Name the three countries that Chile borders?
8) What is the capital of Sudan?
9) In which state are the headwaters of the Missouri River?
10) What is the County seat for Benton County?

ROUND 2 - Seahawks
1) In a 1990 game Quarterback Dave Kreig was sacked a record seven times by whom?
2) Who did the Seahawks lose to in the Super Bowl last February?
3) Following retirement, Seahawk wide receiver Steve Largent went on to be a Congressman from which state?
4) Which family owned the Seahawks from 1976-1988?
5) Which team was Mike Holmgren the head coach of before coming to Seattle?
6) In which city did Seahawks owner Paul Allen and friend Bill Gates originally found Microsoft in 1975?
7) Who did the Seahawks beat in January's NFC Championship Game?
8) Prior to their victory over Washington in January, in which year did the Seahawks last win a playoff game?
9) The Seahawks joined the NFL in 1976 along with which other franchise?
10) Matt Hasselbeck's sister-in-law Elizabeth Hasselbeck is the co-host of which television program?

ROUND 3 - MT. RAINIER
1) Mt. Rainier National Park was established in 1899, by which president?
2) Where is the neon red R that was once atop the Rainier Brewery currently located?
3) What did Native Americans call Mt. Rainier when Europeans first came into contact with them?
4) When Chubby and Tubby closed its doors in 2003, it had locations on Rainier Ave and which other Seattle avenue?
5) In Mt. Rainier National Park there is a 93 mile trail that circles the mountain, name it.
6) Which European explorer named Mt. Rainier?
7) What was the name of the stadium the Seattle Rainiers played their home games in from 1938 to 1964?
8) The source of the White and Carbon Rivers are Mt. Rainier glaciers. These rivers eventually join the Puyallup River which empties into which body of water (specific, not just Puget Sound or Pacific Ocean)?
9) The largest glacier by volume and area in the continental United States are on Mt. Rainier. Name one of them.
10) Mt. Rainier is the tallest peak in the Cascades. What is the second tallest?

ROUND 4 - PHOTOS OF PATRIOTS

ROUND 5 - Sketch Comedy
1) Name the only deceased member of Monty Python.
2) Many members of the sketch comedy group The State are now cast members on this television program.
3) This former member of Saturday Night Live's movies are the fourth-highest grossing for an actor.
4) What sketch comedy group wrote and stared in Super Troopers, Club Dread, and the current film Beerfest?
5) Which writer for the Ben Stiller Show went on to direct Forty-Year-Old Virgin?
6) Finish the title of this sketch comedy television program, ‘Mr. Show…’
7) Which actor played the character Ed Grimley on SCTV?
8) Name the only person to be a cast member of both Kids in the Hall and Saturday Night Live.
9) Which Almost Live character sang, “I'm a little ticked off, Sometimes I get mad, But I will always Be -- Your -- Friend"?
10) Name the member of Upright Citizens Brigade who played Jack Black's wife in the 2004 film Envy.

ROUND 6 - Ivy League
1) Which is the youngest of the Ivy League schools?
2) What city is Dartmouth located in?
3) In the film How High which two rappers were accepted into Harvard?
4) What secret Yale society were George W. Bush and John Kerry members of?
5) Penn is home to the nation's first school of business. What is its name?
6) In which city was Princeton originally located?
7) The Simpson's Otto the Bus Driver character attended which Ivy League school?
8) Which year was the last Presidential election in which a Yale or Yale law school alumni was not represented on the Democratic or Republican ticket?
9) This Ivy League School was originally named King’s College.
10) Regarding Harvard, what do Ogden Nash, Gram Parsons, and Bill Gates all have in common?

ROUND 7 - Movies
1) In this 1988 film Michael J. Fox battles his conscious, his Platoon, and the Vietcong.
2) In the 2005 film, the main characters were black. In the popular TV show it was based on, the characters were white.
3) This 1996 baseball thriller is the only movie in cinematic history in which Robert DeNiro kills Benicio Del Toro in a sauna.
4) Spike Lee directed this 1999 film set around the murders of David Berkowitz.
5) This 1993 film about a Puerto Rican gangster in New York reunited director Brian DePalma and Al Pacino.
6) Bruce Willis and Dennis Franz spent most of the film bickering in this airport during this 1990 sequel.
7) In this 2002 film Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a firefighter whose family is killed by terrorists who were trying to kill members of the Columbian consulate.
8) In this 2002 film Halle Barry played a stewardess and Steven Segal was killed trying to board a hijacked plane.
9) This 2002 film starring Jason Schwartzman got its title from the slang term that meth users use to describe their high.
10) Which actor or actress was in the previous nine films?

LAST PLACE TIE BREAKER
On what date was Yahoo founded?

FIRST PLACE TIE BREAKER
What is the population of California?