Seattlest Trivia Night: The Answers

ROUND 2—WASHINGTON SENATORS
1. In 1992 Patty Murray ran as the mom in what?
2. In 1960 baseball’s Washington Senators moved and became which franchise?
3. Which lake is Magnusson Park located next to?
4. Who did Maria Cantwell defeat in her 2000 election to the Senate?
5. In 1972 Senator Henry Jackson unsuccessfully ran for the Democratic presidential nomination, which eventually went to whom?
6. Washington and California currently both have two female Senators, name the only other state that can make this claim
7. Which Broadway musical that debuted in 1955 features the Washington Senators baseball team?
8. Last Saturday Washington turned 117; within three how many senators has the state had?
9. In 1992, after a former staffer accused him of sexual harassment, this Washington senator announced that he would not run for re-election.
10. Name the last person who was both a Senator and Governor of Washington (Seattlest Hint of the Week: There is a school named after him at the University of Washington).

1. Tennis Shoes
2. The Minnesota Twins
3. Lake Washington
4. Slade Gorton
5. George McGovern
6. Maine
7. Damn Yankees
8. 25 (22-28)
9. Brock Adams
10. Dan Evans

ROUND 3—SAVED BY THE BELL
1. Name the principal of Saved By The Bell’s Bayside High School.
2. What was Mark Paul Gosler’s character’s name on NYPD Blue?
3. What was Bayside’s rival high school?
4. Before moving the location of the show to Southern California the program was titled Good Morning Miss Bliss, and took place in which state?
5. 90210 had the Peach Pit, but in which restaurant did Bayside High’s coolest hang out?
6. In which city did Zack and Kelly get married?
7. What was Screech’s first name?
8. Which 90210 actress played Screech’s girlfriend Violet Bickerstaff?
9. Who is Mario Lopez’s partner on Dancing with the Stars?
10. The spin-off program Saved by the Bell: The College Years aired for one season on which network?

1. Mr. (Richard) Belding
2. John Clark
3. Valley
4. Indiana
5. The Max
6. Las Vegas
7. Samuel
8. Tori Spelling
9. Karina Smirnoff
10. NBC

ROUND 5—APPLES
1. Name the stadium that this Saturday’s Apple Cup will be played in.
2. A clone of the tree that deposited an apple on Sir Isaac Newton’s head can be seen outside the main gate of Trinity College in which British city?
3. In which year was Apple Computer founded?
4. What was the first Fiona Apple song to reach the top forty on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100?
5. What body part is known as the as the Adam's Apple?
6. According to Greek mythology who, as one of his twelve labors, was required to steal the golden apples from the Garden of the Hes-per-i-des?
7. In which country did William Tell use a crossbow to shoot an apple off of his son's head?
8. Who wrote the novel Cider House Rules?
9. What was Johnny Appleseed's real name?
10.. Which of the following subsidiaries was NOT a spinoff of the Beatle's Apple Records Corporation: Apple Films, Apple Publishing, Apple Boutique, Apple Cafe?

1. Martin Stadium
2. Cambridge
3. 1976
4. Criminal
5. Larynx
6. Hercules or Heracles
7. Switzerland
8. John Irving
9. John Chapman
10. Apple Cafe.

ROUND 6—THANKSGIVING DINNER
1. What phone number would one dial for the Butterball Turkey help line?
2. Which company produces the most Cranberry Sauce in America?
3. At the end of which Beatles song did John Lennon repeat the words Cranberry Sauce?
4. What is the company Turtle Islands Foods best-known Thanksgiving product?
5. According to the USDA, how long should an unstuffed 8 to 12 pound turkey be cooked for at 325 degrees (within 15 minutes)?
6. Redeye Gravy is made from the drippings of which meat, fried in a skillet?
7. In the film Planes Trains and Automobiles, Steve Martin is trying to get from New York to his family's Thanksgiving Dinner in which city?
8. Stove Top Stuffing was introduced by General Foods but which company now owns the brand?
9. What is the culinary term for the edible entrails and internal organs of an animal?
10. The first Thanksgiving dinner in 1621 was held between the Pilgrims and which Native American tribe?

1. 1-800-BUTTERBALL (1-800-288-8372)
2. Ocean Spray
3. Strawberry Fields
4. Tofurkey
5. 2 hours 45 minutes to 3hours (2:30-3:15)
6. Ham
7. Chicago
8. Kraft Foods
9. Giblets
10. The Wampanoag

ROUND 7—MOVIES
1. This movie based on a John Grisham novel was the fourth highest grossing film of 1993.
2. This Coen Brothers' film is based loosely based on Homer’s Odyssey
3. In this 1997 film two angels are sent to earth to make sure that Ewan McGregor and Cameron Diaz fall in love.
4. This 1995 movie is the only film in cinematic history in which Harry Connick Jr. plays an incarcerated serial killer.
5. This 1989 Steve Spielberg film marked Audrey Hepburn’s final film appearance
6. This 1987 comedy resulted in a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for Albert Brooks.
7. This 1989 film, based on a Beth Henley play, centers around a beauty pageant in small Mississippi town.
8. This 2002 film starring Jake Gyllenhaal takes its name from a Rolling Stones' song
9. This 1995 film directed by Jodie Foster may be more famous for Robert Downey Jr.'s on set battle with drug abuse.
10. Which actor or actress has appeared in the previous nine films?

1. The Firm
2. O Where Brother Art Thou
3. A Life Less Ordinary
4. Copycat
5. Always
6. Broadcast News
7. Miss Firecracker
8. Moonlight Mile
9. Home for the Holidays
10. Holly Hunter

ROUNDS 4 & 8-- Picture rounds, you may never know.