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Question 1

Antelope’s playmate on the range, in song :

Answer 1

DEER
“Where the deer and the antelope play” is a line from the classic western song “Home on the Range”. There aren’t any antelopes native to North America, so the reference in the song is to the pronghorn, which is sometimes referred to as the pronghorn antelope and is actually related to the horse.

Question 2

Early Christian’s often referred to non Christian’s other then Jews with this term
Comes from Latin term meaning rural
Come to mean uncivilized
Peter brown called it religion of peasantry

Answer 2

Peganism

Famous and well known for festivals

Question 3

Holiday celebrated when the holy spirit entered the room holding Jesus apostles and entered them

Answer 3

Pentecost
7th Sunday after Easter
50th day after Easter

Question 4

Jewish holiday widey celebrated but not religiously significant in terms of scripture
Origin in 2nd century bC Jewish people staged a result against the suh lew is said empire - known as this revolt - recapturing this city reconsuhcrating the temple

Answer 4

Hanukah
Mac uh b in revolt
Jerasulem
No Adam you won’t get a gift for getting it right
Commemorated in song 2 different times and successful
When is sensai coming back?

Question 5

1.2 billion Muslims with these 14 countries containing at least 35 mil

Answer 5

14 Ethiopia
13 Afghanistan
Iraq
Sudan
Algeria
Turkey
Iran
Egypt
Nigeria
100 M
Bangladesh
India
Pakistan
Indonesia

Question 6

Jesse Owens Olympics

Answer 6

Berlin Olympics
1936

Question 7

Country with the southernmost capital city in the Americas

Answer 7

Montevideo, Uruguay — Puentes. As the southernmost capital city in the Americas, Montevideo has pleasant weather year-round, and it is ranked first for quality of life in Latin America, according to Mercer’s report.

Question 8

who was the first WNBA player to score more than 9,000 points

Answer 8

Diana Taurasi

Question 9

TED talk tagline
Also what does it stand for

Answer 9

Ideas worth spreading
Technology
Entertainment
Design

Question 10

On of the first high profile cases solved via forensics was this infamous 70s killer
Also Executed in this state

Answer 10

Ted Bundy in Florida

Question 11

Theodore maiman (my min ) engineer widely credited with invention of this science related device
May 60
Name originates as an acronym and can be used for military purposes

Answer 11

LASER
Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation

Question 12

Max length for a TED talk

Answer 12

18 mins
Haul off stage at 20

Question 13

Ted cruz real first name

Answer 13

Raphael - 2nd or 3rd fav turtle depending on the day
Eduardo middle name

Question 14

Ted Kennedy real first name

Answer 14

Edward

Question 15

Ted turner real first name

Answer 15

Robert Edward turner III

Question 16

Theodore was the real first name for a lovable character from this TV show which ran from 57-63

Answer 16

Leave it to beaver

Question 17

Fancy necktie

Answer 17

Cravat

Question 18

Fashionable from the French

Answer 18

En Vogue

Question 19

Reptiles that look like first and last letter

Answer 19

Snakes

Question 20

Fruit that look like first letter

Answer 20

Orange

Question 21

Apple TV series about a U.S. college football coach who was hired to coach a losing British soccer club
Owner following divorce wants to ruin team because only thing her ex husband loves
Bonus college team he coached to a championship

Answer 21

Ted lasso
Jason suh day kiss
Wichita state shockers - in Kansas

Question 22

Ted danson played this role on cheers
Bonus nickname when playing baseball

Answer 22

Sam Malone
Mayday Malone

Question 23

Ted knight wqs appalled by Rodney danger field ad libbing in this movie
Also Ted knight character

Answer 23

Caddy shack
Judge smalls

Question 24

Ride at Disney featuring song zip uh D do dah

Answer 24

Splash mountain
What movie ?
Changing theme from
Song of thr south to princess and the frog

Question 25

Term used by Disney for those who design and create park attractions

Answer 25

Imagineers

Question 26

Walt Disney world has closed only these 8 times to the public

Answer 26

COVID pandemic
9/11
Other 6 - hurricanes

Question 27

Candy like substance is never sold at Disney parks

Answer 27

Gum

Question 28

Iconic mouse ear logos have subtly been included in design or rides and decor all over Disney park
Called this

Answer 28

Hidden mickies

Question 29

Dark ride inside G uh dees dome in Epcot

Answer 29

Spaceship earth

Question 30

All Epcot world pavilions are sponsored by these except this one representing North west African country bonus describe flag

Answer 30

Morocco - only African country
Flag - green 5 pointed star on a red field
Sponsored by Morocco ; all other by corporations

Question 31

Ariel carousel ride is only one which can be found at all 6 Disney parks

Answer 31

Dumbo
Kels thanks quiz quiz bang bang

Question 32

Walt Disney has this built for him over town square fire department at Disneyland

Answer 32

Apartment - spending so much time there needed a place to stay
Hideous bright blood red

Question 33

Ghosts said to live in haunted mansion.

Answer 33

999

Question 34

The term “comes from a Greek word meaning “lack of blood”. It is a lack of iron in the blood, or a low red blood cell count.

Answer 34

anemia” (or “anaemia”, as we write it back in Ireland)

Tiredness is a symptom of the condition, and so we use the term “anemic” figuratively to mean “lacking in vitality or substance”.

Question 35

The love story is perhaps represented by the oft-quoted opening lines of the last chapter, “Reader, I married him”.

Answer 35

Jane Eyre” is a celebrated novel written by Charlotte Brontë, under the pen name Currer Bell.

Question 36

Slimming procedure, for short :

Answer 36

LIPO
Liposuction (lipo) dates back to the 1920s when it was developed by a surgeon in France. However, the procedure quickly lost favor when a French model developed gangrene after surgery. As a result, it wasn’t until the mid-seventies that modern liposuction took off, after being popularized by two Italian-American surgeons in Rome.

Question 37

is a Japanese company, and one of the largest manufacturers of printers in the world. The company has its roots in the watch business, roots that go back to 1942.

Answer 37

Seiko Epson

Seiko was chosen as the official timekeeper for the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo and was asked to supply a timer that produced a printed record. This request brought Seiko into the business of printer production. The company developed the world’s first mini-printer for the 1964 Games and called it EP-101 (with “EP” standing for Electronic Printer). In 1975 Seiko introduced the next generation of EP printers which was called EPSON, from “SON of EP”. Cute, huh?