Philly Experiment III: No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service
                    Preliminary Round 10
                Packet by:  The Fine Arthurs
Tossups
1.  The most famous Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox
church, he is better known for ordering his son Alexis to be
tortured to deathand for his love for alcohol and military
technology.  During hisrule, he offered to chair the Council
of Utrecht, created the tableof ranks, and instituted a
beard tax.  FTP, name this 7-footer who lived large while
czar of Russia from 1682 to 1725.
Answer:  _Peter I_ or _Peter the Great_

2.  First published under the name Alcofibas Nasier, an
anagram of the author's real name, Book I is subtitled
"Education of a Giant Humanist" and Book II is subtitled
"Birth and Education".  Its characters include Maitre
Tubalcain Holofernes, Grandgousier, Powerbrain, and a
character whose name means "all-thirsty".  FTP, name this
work by Francois Rabelais.
Answer:  _Gargantua and Pantagruel_

3.  A lieutenant during the Vietnam War, he is the only
member of the Senate with a Congressional Medal of Honor.
Though sporting a resolutely bipartisan record, he is
currently head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee.  FTP, name this former presidential candidate and
current Nebraska senator.
Answer:  Bob _Kerrey_

4.  This organ manufactures plasma proteins like fibrinogen,
prothrombin, and albumin, forms erythrocytes in the embryo,
and resynthesizes glycogen from some of the lactic acid
produced by muscles during glycolysis.  FTP, what is this
organ that synthesizes bile salts, deaminates amino acids,
and detoxifies chemicals like alcohol and barbiturates?
Answer:  _Liver_

5.  Hera tricked Zeus into approaching this god's mother in
his true state, and she was burned to ashes.  However, Zeus
took him from his mother's charred remains and sewed the
child into his own thigh until he reached maturity.  FTP,
name this god, the son of Semele, whose devotees were
Bassarides, Maenads, and Bacchantes.
Answer:  _Dionysus_ (accept Bacchus, but not Liber)

6.  The name's the same:  The home of Falcor, the Childlike
Empress, and Atreyu in _The Neverending Story_, and a 1940
film with a score by, among others, Ponchielli, Beethoven,
Mussorgsky, and Dukas.  FTP, give the title of the Disney
film featuring dancing elephants and marching water buckets.
Answer:  _Fantasia_

7.  This author's eccentricities were satirized in Gilbert
and Sullivan's _Patience_.  During a period of imprisonment,
he wrote _De Profundis_ and his _Ballad of Reading Gaol_
[redding jail]. FTP, who was this Irish dramatist of _Lady
Windemere's Fan_ and _The Importance of Being Earnest_?
Answer:  Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills _Wilde_

8.  An architect, painter, and sculptor, this man's designs
include the Fountain of the Four Rivers in the Piazza
Navona, the Scala Regia in the Vatican, and Santa Maria
della Vittoria.  His sculpture includes _Rape of
Proserpine_, a 1623 _David_, and _Ecstasy of St. Theresa_.
FTP, who was this artist who completed
the design of St. Peter's Cathedral?
Answer:  Gianlorenzo _Bernini_

9. Its inscription is from Leviticus.  Originally ordered
from Thomas Lester of the Whitechapel Foundry, it was recast
by Pass & Stow in 1752 and hung in the wooden steeple of the
State House in 1753.  FTP, name this object on display in a
pavilion behind Independence Hall, which rang for the last
time in 1846.
Answer:  _Liberty Bell_

10.  Renowned for his works of literary criticism,
aesthetics, cultural history, and historical methodology, he
was also a staunch anti-Fascist and became a Liberal party
leader in 1943.  His _Aesthetic as Science of Expression and
General Linguistic_, the first part of his _Philosophy of
the Spirit_, was a landmark of
modern idealism.  FTP, name this Italian philosopher.
Answer:  Benedetto _Croce_

11.  Refinements of this method include the Selberg and the
Linnik Large types.  A 19th century astronomer named Kulik
spent twenty years constructing one of all the integers up
to 100 million.  FTP, what is this prime-number finding
method, named after a third-century BC Alexandrian
mathematician?
Answer:  _Sieve of Eratosthenes_

12.  An enemy of slavery, this American novelist wrote on
social problems in works like _The Southern Struggle for
Pure Government_ and _The Silent South_.  He also attacked
the corruption of New Orleans before the Civil War in his
_Dr. Sevier_.  FTP, who is this author of _The Grandissimes_
and _Old Creole Days_?
Answer:  George Washington _Cable_

13.  Theodore and Paschal in 687, Anastasius in 855,
Novatian in 251, Christopher from 903 to 904, St. Hippolytus
from 217 to 235, Clement III from 1080 to 1100, and John
XXIII from 1410 to 1415, among others.  FTP, these men all
"served" in what position, in which one's election was later
declared uncanonical and in opposition to a legitimately
chosen pontiff?
Answer:  _antipope_

14.  Born on the same day as fellow first baseman Frank
Thomas, he is the last non-Dodger to win NL rookie of the
Year.  In 1994, he was second in the NL in batting average,
and he led the league in
total bases, runs scored, slugging percentage, and RBIs.
FTP, name this 1994 NL MVP, the Houston Astros' first
baseman.
Answer:  Jeff _Bagwell_

15.  A professor of physics at Breslau, Heidelberg, and
Berlin, he co-discovered cesium and rubidium and explained
the Fraunhofer lines in the solar spectrum.  FTP, name this
formulator of a pair of laws governing electric circuits and
partner of Robert Bunsen.
Answer:  Gustav Robert _Kirchoff_

16.  He composed the _Kaisermarch_ to celebrate the German
victory in the Franco-Prussian War and the _March of Homage_
to honor King Ludwig of Bavaria, but he is better known for
his treatise _Oper und Drama_ and his opera _Rienzi_.  FTP,
name this German composer and founder of a theater at
Bayreuth [BYE-royt].
Answer:  Wilhelm Richard _Wagner_

17.  _Departmental Ditties_, _Recessional_, _The Light that
Failed_, _Plain Tales from the Hills_, _The Phantom
Rickshaw_, _Soldiers Three_, "Mandalay", and _Just So
Stories_.  FTP, these works were all written by what winner
of the 1907 Nobel Prize for Literature?
Answer:  Rudyard _Kipling_

18.  His son was a senator from Illinois from 1970 to 1981
and a two-time candidate for governor, and his grandfather
was U.S. vice president from 1893 to 1897.  FTP, name this
governor of Illinois from 1949 to 1953 and Democratic
presidential candidate in 1952 and 1956.
Answer:  Adlai Ewing _Stevenson_

19.  Located on the White River, this city is the second-
most populous state capital in the U.S.  Fort Benjamin
Harrison lies to the northeast, and the city is home to the
Riley Towers, Butler University, and Market Square Arena.
FTP, name this Hoosier city.
Answer:  _Indianapolis_, Indiana

20.  Studying the relations among bright-line spectra of
different elements, he derived the atomic numbers from the
frequencies of vibration of X rays emitted by each element.
He thus concluded that atomic number is equal to the charge
on the nucleus.  FTP, name this English physicist, who was
killed in 1915 during the
Gallipoli campaign.
Answer:  Henry Gwyn Jeffreys _Moseley_
Bonuses

1.  FTP each, answer the following concerning Julius Caesar.
1.  In 53 B.C. Caesar put down a revolt of central Gaul led
by what man?
Answer:  _Vercingetorix_ [ver-sen-GET-er-iks]
2.  After crossing the Rubicon, Caesar marched on Rome, and
on the way defeated Pompey at this 48 B.C. battle.
Answer:  _Pharsala_ or _Pharsalus_
3.  Name any two of his three wives.
Answer:  _Calpurnia_, _Cornelia_, _Pompeia_

2.  It's time for Anatomy with Quincy, M.E.!  Identify the
following parts of the brain that Jack Klugman and Sam
inspect during an autopsy FTP each.
1.  The anterior dorsal portion of the hindbrain, this
structure is concerned with balance, equilibrium, and
muscular coordination.
Answer:  _Cerebellum_
2.  Sam dissects this part of the brainstem that synthesizes
hormones stored in the posterior pituitary.  It is also the
most important control center for visceral and emotional
responses of the body.
Answer:  _Hypothalamus_
3.  Quincy, realizing that the victim often knew what he
wanted to say, but could not express it according to the
accepted rules of grammar, postulates that this area of the
brain, named after a French anthropologist, may have been
injured.
Answer:  _Broca's_ area

3. 30-20-10, name the author from works.
1.  _The Dunne Family_ and _Olive and Mary Anne_
2.  _No Star is Lost_ and _Judgement Day_
3.  _My Days of Anger_ and _Young Lonigan_
Answer:  James Thomas _Farrell_

4.  Answer the following concerning the June 25 bombing of
an American military housing complex in Saudi Arabia FTP
each.
1.  Name the town in which the complex is located.
Answer:  _Dhahran_
2.  The truck bomb exploded outside the perimeter fence
surrounding the Khobar Towers, a high-rise apartment complex
at what air base?
Answer:  King _Abdul Aziz_ air base
3.  FTP if exact, or for 5 points if within 2, how many
Americans were killed in the bombing?
Answer:  _23_

5.  Identify the following artists who have the same first
name from some of their paintings FTP each.
1.  _Christ in the Carpenter's Shop_ and _Ophelia_
Answer:  John Everett _Millais_
2.  _Watson and the Shark_ and _Death of Major Peirson_
Answer:  John Singleton _Copley_
3.  _View on the Stour_ and _The Haywain_
Answer:  John _Constable_

6.  This summer, the NBA noted the tenth anniversary of the
1986 draft, best known for its drug problems and flops.
Only five players taken in the first round of the 1986 draft
were on NBA rosters on June 26, 1986.  Name them for five
points each, 30 for all 5.
Answer:  Brad _Daugherty_, Ron _Harper_, Chuck _Person_,
Arvydas
_Sabonis_, John _Salley_

7.  Name the following members of the new Israeli cabinet
given their post FTP each.
1.  Foreign Minister
Answer:  David _Levy_
2.  Defense Minister
Answer:  Yitzhak _Mordechai_
3.  Religious Affairs Minister
Answer:  Benjamin _Netanyahu_

8.  For the stated number of points, answer the following
concerning the Koran.
1.  5 pts:  The Koran was revealed to Muhammed by what
angel?
Answer:  _Gabriel_
2.  10 pts:  Give the name of the 114 divisions of the Koran
which roughly correspond to chapters.
Answer:  _sura_s
3.  15 pts:  The canonical text of the Koran was established
in 652 under which caliph?
Answer:  _Uthman_

9.  Identify these Nobel Prize winners in literature from a
depressing work FTP each, five if you need another work and
the year they won the prize.
1.  10 pts:  _The Long Valley_
5 pts:  _In Dubious Battle_, won in 1962
Answer:  John Ernst _Steinbeck_
2.  10 pts:  _Happy Valley_
5 pts:  _Voss_, 1973
Answer:  Patrick Victor Martindale _White_
3.  10 pts:  _Dry Valley_
5 pts:  "The Gentleman from San Francisco", 1933
Answer:  Ivan Alekseyevich _Bunin_

10.  Given a law from American history, name the year it was
passed.  10 points if exact or 5 points if within two.
1.  Quebec Act
Answer:  _1774_
2.  Kansas-Nebraska Act
Answer:  _1854_
3.  Norris-LaGuardia Act
Answer:  _1932_

11.  For the stated number of points, given a chemical
formula, give the name of the compound.
1.  5 pts:  CHCl3
Answer:  _chloroform_
2.  10 pts:  CH3COCH3
Answer:  _acetone_ (accept dimethyl ketone or 2-propanone)
3.  5 pts:  C2H2
Answer:  _acetylene_ (accept ethyne)
4.  10 pts:  HClO4
Answer:  _perchloric acid_ (accept hydrogen perchlorate)

12.  For the stated number of points, identify the following
people associated with "Filegate", the scandal involving the
Clinton administration's mishandling of FBI files.
1.  5 pts:  Name the former head of the White House
personnel security office who was lambasted by Democrats and
Republicans for his ineptness in handling the files.
Answer:  Craig _Livingstone_
2.  10 pts:  Many of the files were discovered on two
computer discs belonging to this man, who worked under Craig
Livingstone?
Answer:  Anthony _Marceca_
3.  15 pts:  Name the Pennsylvania representative who chairs
the House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight,
which has been investigating the scandal.
Answer:  William F. _Clinger_, Jr.

13.  FTP each, identify the following figures associated
with the Harlem Renaissance.
1.  Born in Jamaica, he is known for poems on racial themes
such as _Harlem Shadows_, and for the novels _Banjo_ and
_Banana Bottom_.
Answer:  Claude _McKay_
2.  He wrote _Black Thunder_, a tragic account of the slave
insurrection led by Gabriel Prosser in Richmond in 1800, and
the novel _God Sends Sunday_, the basis for the play _St.
Louis Woman_.
Answer:  Arna _Bontemps_
3.  Associated for a time with the Harlem Renaissance, she
interpreted African-American folk tales in such collections
as _Tell My Horse_ and _Mules and Men_.
Answer:  Zora Neale _Hurston_

14.  FTP each, name the following figures of modern Asian
history.
1.  A founder of the French Communist Party, after the
Geneva Conference of 1954 he became the first president of
North Vietnam, serving in that position until 1969.
Answer:  _Ho_ Chi Minh
2.  He was chosen to lead the Congress Party after the
assassination of Rajiv Gandhi in 1991 and became prime
minister the same year.
Answer:  Pamulaparti Venkata Narasimha _Rao_
3.  He was king of Cambodia from 1941 to 1955, but he
abdicated in favor of his father and became premier.  In
1970, he was deposed by Lon Nol, but he returned as king
under a new constitution in 1993.
Answer:  Norodom _Sihanouk_

15.  For the stated number of points, identify the following
musical terms associated with the violin.
1.  5 pts:  This term indicates that the strings should be
plucked.
Answer:  _pizzicato_
2.  10 pts:  This is the term for the end of the bow which
is held by the hand.
Answer:  _frog_
3.  15 pts:  A separated, detached style of bowing, it is
often abbreviated sp. in musical scores.
Answer:  _spiccato_

16.  Identify these types of foliated rock FTP each.
1.  The lowest grade of foliated rock and usually dark grey
to black, it is produced by the metamorphism of shales or by
volcanic ash deposits.
Answer:  _slate_
2.  Of slightly higher grade than slate but not possessing
schistosity, this rock has a somewhat glossy sheen from
crystals of mica and chlorite.
Answer:  _phyllite_
3.  This coarse-grained rock does not split along the
foliation and has coarse bands of segregated light and dark
minerals throughout the rock.  It is often the high grade
equivalent of schist.
Answer:  _gneiss_ (nice)

17.  Given works by a medieval philosopher, name the author
FTP each.
1.  _Opus majus_, _Opus minor_
Answer:  _Roger Bacon_
2.  _Sic et non_
Answer:  Peter _Abelard_
3.  _Sentences_
Answer:  Peter _Lombard_

18.  For the stated number of points, answer the following
concerning the first World Series.
1.  5 pts:  In what year was it held?
Answer:  _1903_
2.  For 5 points each, name the two cities represented by
the teams in the Series.
Answer:  _Boston_ and _Pittsburgh_
3.  5 pts:  How many games did the series take?
Answer:  _8_
4.  10 pts:  Name either Boston's or Pittsburgh's manager
during the Series.
Answer:  Jimmy _Collins_ (Boston), Fred _Clarke_
(Pittsburgh)

19.  Given a particle, name any person credited with
discovering it, FTP each.
1.  neutron
Answer:  James _Chadwick_
2.  positron
Answer:  Carl David _Anderson_
3.  muon neutrino
Answer:  Leon _Lederman_, Melvin _Schwartz_, or Jack
_Steinberger_

20.  Given some rulers, name the ruling house to which they
belonged, for the stated number of points.
1.  5 pts:  Edward IV, Edward V, and Richard III of England
Answer:  _York_
2.  10 pts:  Louis II, Louis III, and Odo of France
Answer:  _Carolingian_
3.  15 pts:  Charles IV, Wenceslaus, and Sigismund of the
Holy
Roman Empire
Answer:  _Luxemburg_