1998 TRASH Regionals
    Round 05
    Bonuses

  1. Operation takes concentration, Operation a game we all can play. Demonstrate your medical knowledge by, FFPE, naming any six of the seven items removed in that original buzzer game, Operation.
    ANSWER: BROKEN HEART, WRITER'S CRAMP or WRITER'S BLOCK (in different editions), WATER ON THE KNEE, FUNNY BONE, WRENCHED ANKLE, ADAM'S APPLE, BUTTERFLIES IN THE STOMACH (accept equivalents)

  2. You don't need to be on the skids watching soaps all day in your undies to truly enjoy them. Prove you've wasted hundreds of hours of your own life on the soaps by naming the daytime dramas from clues FTPE.
    1. Mike Karr and his colleagues solved crimes and dealt with typical soapy situations in Monticello in this soap, which ran from 1956 to 1984, first on CBS and then on ABC.
      ANSWER: The EDGE OF NIGHT
    2. Set in Genoa City, Wisconsin, this show's theme song was used by Nadia Comaneci at the 1976 Summer Olympics.
      ANSWER: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
    3. Set in Springfield, lllinois, it centers on the Bauers, a close-knit German-American family.
      ANSWER: GUIDING LIGHT

  3. 30-20-10-5-1, give the number from its appearance in various games.
    1. [30] It is the armor class of a Giant Slug in Dungeons & Dragons.
    2. [20] It is the rank of the miner in Stratego.
    3. [10] It is the minimum number of tricks that must be won to fulfill a 2 No Trump bid in Bridge.
    4. [5] It is the value of the word "Word" in Scrabble, assuming no bonus letter or word scores.
    5. [1] It is the "crazy" card in Crazy Eights.
      ANSWER: 8

  4. 30-20-10-5, ID this SF film from quotes:
    1. "My people are impatient with stupidity. We have learned to live without it."
    2. "We have come to visit you in peace and with goodwill."
    3. "Your choice is simple. Join us and live in peace or pursue your present course and face obliteration. We shall be waiting for your answer. The decision rests with you.
    4. "Gort! Klaatu barado nikto!"
      ANSWER: The DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL

  5. You maybe able to name the Diamondbacks fourth starters, over the Ravens nickelback, but what do you know about obscure U.S. sports leagues? Match the sports league with its team FFPE, and a five point bonus for all five. The leagues are: Major League Roller Hockey, National Volleyball Association, World TeamTennis, National Lacrosse League, and Women's Pro Fastpitch. The teams are: Idaho Sneakers, Tampa Bay FireStix, Wisconsin Fury, New York Riot, and Syracuse Smash.
    ANSWER: HOCKEY/RIOT, VOLLEYBALL/FURY, TENNIS/SNEAKERS, LACROSSE/SMASH, FASTPITCH/FIRESTIX

  6. (Audio) Time to check out the chart-toppers of 1998. Given snippets of six songs released in 1998, name the artists FFPE.
    ANSWER: BEN FOLDS FIVE, K-CI AND JOJO, ROBYN, AQUA, ALL SAINTS, Loreena MCKENNITT

  7. Gee! You could've had a V-8 bonus! Wait -- you still can! Give the eight "vegetable" juices in a V-8. You will get five points for each one after the second one you can name. Note: scientifically speaking, not all of them are, properly speaking "vegetables."
    ANSWER: TOMATO, CARROT, CELERY, BEET, PARSLEY, LETTUCE, WATERCRESS, SPINACH

  8. F5P each, name the two people or characters who, in tandem, participated in the described ad campaign.
    1. This pair spent four years touting Polaroid One Step and Sun System cameras. Their back and forth banter was so good that many people assumed they were married. You can see the male half nowadays in ads for Nicotrol, and she appears in ads for Axid.
      ANSWER: James GARNER, Mariette HARTLEY
    2. You probably don't know them as Dick Maugg and David Rufkahr, but you may know them as the respectively silent and avuncular pitchmen for a specific alcoholic beverage, which was supposedly named for them.
      ANSWER: Frank BARTLES, Ed JAYMES
    3. These two dogs say nothing, but they've been pitching products for RCA for years, recenly with voice-overs by Patrick Stewart.
      ANSWER: NIPPER, CHIPPER

  9. In the gold medal game in men's basketball at the 1998 Goodwill Games, the Australians took the U.S. to the limit. Name these Australian stars FTPE.
    1. This guard, considered Australia's greatest living basketball player, led Seton Hall to the 1989 NCAA Championship game.
      ANSWER: Andrew GAZE
    2. This shooting guard scored 38 points in the final. His NBA career consists of spending the 1996-97 seasons riding the pine with Minnesota.
      ANSWER: Shane HEAL
    3. This center, the only member of the Aussie Nationals currently in the NBA, plays for Dallas.
      ANSWER: Chris ANTSEY

  10. Name these musicians who've lent their voices to The Simpsons FTPE:
    1. Bart attends his first concert for this band, who leave the stage in anger after performing Break Like the Wind. Later, their tour bus is involved in an accident with Bart's school bus.
      ANSWER: SPINAL TAP
    2. He's the lead singer for We're Sending Our Love Down the Well, a benefit song for Timmy O'Toole.
      ANSWER: STING (or Gordon SUMNER)
    3. Driving to Capital City when Homer gets a tryout as team mascot for the local baseball team, this man croons about Capital City on the side of the road.
      ANSWER: Tony BENNETT

  11. Admit it -- you read the internet newsgroup alt.sex.stories, but only for the articles. Given an abbreviation used to describe the content of a story on alt.sex.stories, give the behavior described FTPE.
    1. Rom����������������
      ANSWER: ROMANTIC (accept equivalents)
    2. voy����������������
      ANSWER: VOYEURISM (accept equivalents)
    3. mc (MODERATOR: Make sure they know it's "Michael Charlie" and not "Nancy Charlie")
      ANSWER: MIND CONTROL (accept equivalents)

  12. FTP each, name the Jaguar model from a description.
    1. The popular designation for their E-type, it was introduced in 1961 With a top speed of 150 miles an hour, over 72000 were sold during its run.� The original one came in two models, an open roadster and a hatchback coupe.
      ANSWER: XKE
    2. With a top speed of 212 miles and hour, it was the fastest production car in the world when introduced.� Built by Jaguar Sport Limited, this 500 horsepower monster cost $600,000. In 1989, over 1500 potential buyers put down $76,000, even though only 350 were being built.
      ANSWER: XJ220
    3. It was the first Jaguar model that company co-founder William Lyons personally endorsed in print.� The first new model in over a decade when rolled out in 1968, it is still in production.
      ANSWER: XJ6

  13. Being a member of the Braves Fab Four pitching staff has its advantages. If you're the Fifth Beatle, it's like being Pete Best. Name these Fifth Beatle pitchers for the Braves FTPE.
    1. The current fifth banana surprised everyone but himself in 1998 by going 10-4 during the first half of the season.
      ANSWER: Kevin MILLWOOD
    2. Early this season, the Braves flip-flopped Millwood with this 43-year-old, to aid this player's attempts to become baseball's winningest Latino pitcher.
      ANSWER: Dennis MARTINEZ
    3. Named fifth banana in 1996, he won only three starters before being traded to the Pirates for Denny Neagle. Now this 25-year-old is one of the stars in Pittsburgh's Young Bucs rotation.
      ANSWER: Jason SCHMIDT

  14. Name these singers who've had Top 40 hits in four different decade on their first and last hits FTPE, or for other work FFPE.
    1. [10] 1964's People, and 1996's I Finally Found Someone, a duet with Bryan Adams.
      [5] As a film star, she's appeared in Funny Girl, Yentl, and The Way We Were.
      ANSWER: Barbra STREISAND
    2. [10] 1959's What'd I Say (Part One) and 1990's I'll Be Good To You, featuring Quincy Jones and Chaka Khan.
      [5] This blind performer's other hits include Georgia On My Mind and Hit The Road Jack.
      ANSWER: Ray CHARLES
    3. [10] 1958's The Diary and 1980's Should've Let You Go
      [5] Other hits include Calendar Girl and Breaking Up is Hard To Do.
      ANSWER: Neil SADAKA

  15. While many consider the Tour de France pretty dull, this year's edition provided something for everyone. Answer these questions about it for the stated number of points.
    1. Rather than fight the World Cup for attention, the Tour started this year, FFP, on what island nation?
      ANSWER: IRELAND
    2. On the Tour's last day in Ireland, this Briton fell in a spectacular crash, which took him from the lead and put him out of the race.
      ANSWER: Chris BOARDMAN
    3. Drug scandals rocked the Tour this year, with no fewer than six teams coming under suspicion. One team, considered the world's best, was the first to be ejected from the Tour. F15P, name this team whose members include Richard Verinque (ver-IN-eek) and world champ Laurent Bouchard.
      ANSWER: FESTINA

  16. Answer the following questions, FTPE:
    1. This actor has been acting since the 50's, with appearances in Gandhi and Firestarter. His most famous role was that of Captain Benjamin Willard in Apocolypse Now.
      ANSWER: Martin SHEEN
    2. This man has made his mark in the '80s and '90s with parts like Chris in Platoon, hotshot pitcher Ricky Vaughn in Major League, and fighter pilot Topper Harley in the Hot Shots series.
      ANSWER: Charlie SHEEN
    3. In Hot Shots Part Deux, Charlie Sheen is floating on a boat in a river when another boat floats by, carrying Martin Sheen. They look at each other and say the same thing at the same time. FTP, what do they say?
      ANSWER: "LOVED YOU IN WALL STREET"

  17. Answer these book questions that may or may not be related for the stated number of points.
    1. What started out as a jotting of inspirational messages and ideas for his son turned into this 1993 best-seller for H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
      ANSWER: LIFE'S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK�
    2. FTP, soon after the Brown book became a best-seller, James Bryant penned this spoof, described as a pulp product of perverted proverbs and proferrings.
      ANSWER: LIFE'S LITTLE DESTRUCTION BOOK
    3. F15P, written by actor/game show panelist/Tan Man George Hamilton, this 1998 book teaches men everything from junk food to the joys of marriage to the greater joy of divorce.
      ANSWER: LIFE'S LITTLE PLEASURES

  18. While it may not seem it, the Late Show with David Letterman is festooned with college graduates. FTPE, name...
    1. The Indiana school which proudly calls Dave an alum, and at which he's endowed a scholarship for mediocre students.
      ANSWER: BALL STATE University
    2. Paul Shaffer stayed in-province to attend university, matriculating at what Ontario institution?
      ANSWER: UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
    3. While not an official cast member, Rupert Jee, owner of Hello Deli and frequent Late Show participant, holds a degree in economics from what New York school?
      ANSWER: CITY COLLEGE of New York

  19. You've seen the crappy movie, now answer these questions about the not at all crappy TV show The Avengers.
    1. FFP, while Uma Thurman played her on film, who filled Emma Peel's leather jumpsuit on the small screen?
      ANSWER: Diana RIGG
    2. FTP, name either one of John Steed's two female partners other than Peel, one before and one after.
      ANSWER: Cathering GALE or Tara KING
    3. In the show's first season, Steed actually partnered with another man. F15P, name this character, an idealistic doctor played by Ian Hendry.
      ANSWER: David KEEL

  20. Women in Prison films -- bizarre cultural artifact or just trashy movies? Mostly the sort of thing you see on Saturday just before Jamie Farr tries to sell you vinyl siding. ID these WIP movies, FTP@:
    1. Wendy O. Williams and Sybil Danning roughed up Linda Carol in this 1986 WIP film right up until the riot. Also starring were Sherri Stoner and Pat Ast as Edna.
      ANSWER: REFORM SCHOOL GIRLS
    2. In this 1955 film by exploitation filmmaker Bryan Foy , Ida Lupino played sadistic warden Amelia Van Zant, brutalizing her charges -- yet another riot ensued. She reprised the role for TV in Women in Chains.
      ANSWER: WOMEN�S PRISON
    3. Though Women�s Prison is considered the first WIP film, the grandma of the genre is this 1950 flick. Oscar nominee Eleanor Parker, a nice woman tenuously involved in a robbery, is put in the joint where only the strong survive. The warden, played by Agnes Moorehead, fails to keep Eleanor�s spirits up.
      ANSWER: CAGED

  21. Name these people that have SOMETHING in common FTPE.
    1. This British keyboardist's lone American Top 40 hit was 1984's 19.
      ANSWER: Paul HARDCASTLE
    2. He played Seymour Goldfarb, a Florida-based business heir who acted, sounded, and seduced women like a certain actor, in 1981's Cannonball Run.
      ANSWER: Roger MOORE
    3. This cynical rock star played the cynical rock star in _Pink Floyd: The Wall_
      ANSWER: Bob GELDOF
    4. For 10 additional points, all three had something to do with what 1998 film, the last two for being in it, the third as the film's "musical arranger."
      ANSWER: SPICEWORLD

  22. Given a description, name the travelogue by the peripatetic Paul Theroux FTPE.
    1. He travels from his mother's home in Medford, Masachusetts to as far south in South America as he can by train.
      ANSWER: THE OLD PATAGONIAN EXPRESS�
    2. Packing light and going around mostly by sea kayak, Theroux visits the natives of the island nations of the South Pacific.
      ANSWER: THE HAPPY ISLES OF OCEANIA�
    3. Going mostly by rail (and a perilous car trip to Tibet with a government translator), Theroux examines the cities and countryside of the People's Republic of China.
      ANSWER: RIDING THE IRON ROOSTER