1. 00 2011 GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ACADEMIC BOWL PRELIMINARY MATCH SAMPLE ROUND 1 1

2. 00 1 SOCIAL STUDIES 2

3. 00 The fervent patriotism of this man who died in 1919 earned him the nickname The Star Spangled Scotchman? 3

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6. 00 Andrew Carnegie or Carnegie 6 Student Staff Undo

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8. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 8 He is often regarded as the second richest man in history after who?

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10. 00 John Rockefeller or Rockefeller 10 Undo Bonus

11. 00 2 DEAF STUDIES 11

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15. 00 1880 15 Student Staff Undo

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17. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 17 ?

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19. 00 Bobbie Beth Scoggins 19 Undo Bonus

20. 00 3 SOCIAL STUDIES 20

21. 00 What city is home to the Swiss Parliament? 21

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23. 00 What city is home to the Swiss Parliament? 23

24. 00 Bern or Berne 24 Student Staff Undo

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26. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 26 What is the largest city in Switzerland?

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28. 00 Zurich 28 Undo Bonus

29. 00 4 MATHEMATICS 29

30. 00 How many teaspoons are in one tablespoon? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:010:210:260:250:300:290:280:240:230:220:27 30

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32. 00 32 How many teaspoons are in one tablespoon?

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35. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:010:210:260:250:300:290:280:240:230:220:27 35 How many faces on a cube?

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38. 00 5 THE ARTS 38

39. 00 This 17 th Century Dutch painter Van Rijn is more commonly known by what first name? 39

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41. 00 This 17 th Century Dutch painter Van Rijn is more commonly known by what first name? 41

42. 00 Rembrandt 42 Student Staff Undo

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44. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 44 During what era did Rembrandt paint the majority of his paintings?

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46. 00 Baroque 46 Undo Bonus

47. 00 6 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 47

48. 00 Arthur Millers The Crucible is set in 1692 in this town? 48

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50. 00 Arthur Millers The Crucible is set in 1692 in this town? 50

51. 00 Salem 51 Student Staff Undo

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53. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 53 Who is the main female character in this play?

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55. 00 Abigail Williams 55 Undo Bonus

56. 00 7 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 56

57. 00 This murderous barber has a chair that can suddenly drop a victim via trap door into a cellar? 57

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59. 00 This murderous barber has a chair that can suddenly drop a victim via trap door into a cellar? 59

60. 00 Sweeney Todd or Todd 60 Student Staff Undo

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62. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 62 After Sweeney Todd had killed his customers what did he do with the bodies?

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64. 00 Made meat pies 64 Undo Bonus

65. 00 8 POPULAR CULTURE, LEISURE, AND SPORTS 65

66. 00 If you weighed up to 126 pounds you be what class of boxer? 66

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68. 00 If you weighed up to 126 pounds you be what class of boxer? 68

69. 00 featherweight 69 Student Staff Undo

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71. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 71 In boxing a TKO stands for what?

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73. 00 Technical knockout 73 Undo Bonus

74. 00 9 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 74

75. 00 This reddish-orange metal was first used around 5000 BC? 75

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77. 00 Atomic Number 29, this reddish-orange metal was first used around 5000 BC? 77

78. 00 copper 78 Student Staff Undo

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80. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 80 Atomic number 28, one pound of pure this can be drawn into a wire eighty miles long?

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82. 00 nickel 82 Undo Bonus

83. 00 10 MATHEMATICS 83

84. 00 ? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:010:210:260:250:300:290:280:240:230:220:27 84

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92. 00 11 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 92

93. 00 How many humps does a Bactrian camel have? 93

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95. 00 How many humps does a Bactrian camel have? 95

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98. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 98 Name one of the two countries where Bactrian camels roam in the wild?

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100. 00 China or Mongolia 100 Undo Bonus

101. 00 12 POP CULTURE 101

102. 00 What web-based movie won 5 awards, the most for one film this year, in January at the Golden Globes? 102

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104. 00 What web-based movie won 5 awards, the most for one film this year, in January at the Golden Globes? 104

105. 00 The Social Network 105 Student Staff Undo

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107. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 107 Most people were stunned when The Social Network beat out this dark drama for Best Motion Picture?

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109. 00 Black Swan 109 Undo Bonus

110. 00 END OF ROUND 1 110

111. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:17 BREAK TIMER 0:090:010:210:260:250:300:290:280:240:230:220:270:320:330:340:350:360:370:380:400:410:480:490:500:460:450:440:430:420:470:390:310:510:560:551:000:590:580:540:530:520:571:021:031:041:051:061:071:081:101:111:181:191:201:161:151:141:131:121:171:091:011:211:261:251:301:291:281:241:231:221:271:321:331:341:351:361:371:381:401:411:481:491:501:461:451:441:431:421:471:391:311:511:561:552:001:591:581:541:531:521:57 111

112. 00 2011 GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ACADEMIC BOWL PRELIMINARY MATCH TEMPLATE ROUND 2 112

113. 00 QUESTION 1 113

114. 00 France got this territory back in 1800 and turned around and sold it to the US a few years later? A. Alaska B. Puerto Rico C. Mexico D. Louisiana 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 114

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116. 00 116 D. or Louisiana Student Staff Undo

117. 00 QUESTION 2 117

118. 00 What Polynesian word is used to say goodbye, hello, but it can also mean love? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 118

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121. 00 QUESTION 3 121

122. 00 The name for the art movement Impressionism is taken directly from this artists painting title Impression, Sunrise? A. George Seurat B. Claude Monet C. Edgar Degas D. Paul Cezanne 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 122

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124. 00 B. or Monet 124 Student Staff Undo

125. 00 QUESTION 4 125

126. 00 Fly High with this colorless, odorless and tasteless gas, atomic number of 2? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 126

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128. 00 Helium 128 Student Staff Undo

129. 00 QUESTION 5 129

130. 00 If you are considered a Gleek, what tv show are you a super-fan of? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 130

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132. 00 Glee 132 Student Staff Undo

133. 00 QUESTION 6 133

134. 00 On May 1, 1963, Jim Whittaker became the first American and 10 th person to reach the summit of this mountain? A. Kilimanjaro B. Fuji C. Everest D. Kenya 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 134

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136. 00 C. or Everest 136 Student Staff Undo

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138. 00 Where is the National Theater of the Deaf located? A. Hartford, CT B. New York, NY C. Washington, DC D. West Hartford, CT 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 138

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140. 00 D. or West Hartford, CT 140 Student Staff Undo

141. 00 QUESTION 8 141

142. 00 This word for a feeling of great fear or terror comes from the old high German for to fear? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 142

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144. 00 dread 144 Student Staff Undo

145. 00 QUESTION 9 145

146. 00 This state has the largest congressional district in area? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 146

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148. 00 ALASKA or AK 148 Student Staff Undo

149. 00 QUESTION 10 149

150. 00 What math term means points that lie within the same plane? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 150

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152. 00 coplanar 152 Student Staff Undo

153. 00 QUESTION 11 153

154. 00 This Pennsylvanian town is the weather capital of the world not just on Feb 2 nd. A. Punxsutawney B. Philadelphia C. Allentown D. Erie 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 154

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156. 00 A. or Punxsutawney 156 Student Staff Undo

157. 00 QUESTION 12 157

158. 00 Using the formula d=rt. How far will a motorcycle traveling at 25 mph go in ½ and hour? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:170:090:01 158

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160. 00 12.5 miles 160 Student Staff Undo

161. 00 END OF ROUND 2 161

162. 00 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:180:190:200:160:150:140:130:120:17 BREAK TIMER 0:090:010:210:260:250:300:290:280:240:230:220:270:320:330:340:350:360:370:380:400:410:480:490:500:460:450:440:430:420:470:390:310:510:560:551:000:590:580:540:530:520:571:021:031:041:051:061:071:081:101:111:181:191:201:161:151:141:131:121:171:091:011:211:261:251:301:291:281:241:231:221:271:321:331:341:351:361:371:381:401:411:481:491:501:461:451:441:431:421:471:391:311:511:561:552:001:591:581:541:531:521:57 162

163. 00 2011 GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ACADEMIC BOWL PRELIMINARY MATCH TEMPLATE FINAL ROUND 163

164. 00 CATEGORY: Language and Literature 164

165. 00 INSTRUCTIONS: Name the literary term being described. 165

166. 00 1. A literary device that is a specific reference to a person, place or event that audiences would widely recognize? 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 166

167. 00 2. A pattern of sounds that includes the repetition of a consonant. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 167

168. 00 3. A figure of speech that is a grossly exaggerated description or statement. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 168

169. 00 4. When animals, ideals or objects are given human like characteristics. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 169

170. 00 5. A type of figurative language that makes a comparison between two things using like or as. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 170

171. 00 6. A figure of speech that constructs an analogy between two things. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 171

172. 00 7. A word that imitates or suggests the source of the sound that it describes. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 172

173. 00 8. A device often used in drama whereby a character relates his or her thoughts and feelings to him/herself and to the audience without addressing any of the other characters. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 173

174. 00 9. A figure of speech used in rhetoric in which a thing or concept is not called by its own name, but by the name of something intimately associated with that thing or concept. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 174

175. 00 10. A rhetorical device, literary technique, or situation in which there is a sharp incongruity or discordance that goes beyond the simple and evident intention of words or actions. 0:020:030:040:050:060:070:080:100:110:120:090:01 175

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177. 00 1. A literary device that is a specific reference to a person, place or event that audiences would widely recognize? 177

178. 00 1. allusion 178 Student Staff Undo

179. 00 2. A pattern of sounds that includes the repetition of a consonant. 179

180. 00 2. alliteration 180 Student Staff Undo

181. 00 3. A figure of speech that is a grossly exaggerated description or statement. 181

182. 00 3. hyperbole 182 Student Staff Undo

183. 00 4. When animals, ideals or objects are given human like characteristics. 183

184. 00 4. personification 184 Student Staff Undo

185. 00 5. A type of figurative language that makes a comparison between two things using like or as. 185

186. 00 5. simile 186 Student Staff Undo

187. 00 6. A figure of speech that constructs an analogy between two things. 187

188. 00 6. metaphor 188 Student Staff Undo

189. 00 7. A word that imitates or suggests the source of the sound that it describes. 189

190. 00 7. Onomatopoeia 190 Student Staff Undo

191. 00 8. A device often used in drama whereby a character relates his or her thoughts and feelings to him/herself and to the audience without addressing any of the other characters. 191

192. 00 8. Soliloquy 192 Student Staff Undo

193. 00 9. A figure of speech used in rhetoric in which a thing or concept is not called by its own name, but by the name of something intimately associated with that thing or concept. 193

194. 00 9. Metonymy 194 Student Staff Undo

195. 00 10. is a rhetorical device, literary technique, or situation in which there is a sharp incongruity or discordance that goes beyond the simple and evident intention of words or actions. 195

196. 00 10. irony 196 Student Staff Undo

197. 00 END OF PRELIMINARY MATCH TEMPLATE 197

198. 00 TIMEOUT TIMER 198

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