Rounds 3-5

1. Go Ogle 2013
Rounds Three, Four and Five

2. Go Ogle 2013
Round Three

3. Rules
Six questions
One point for key-words. One
point for clear explanations.

4. 1.
Loving recreations from where?

7. 2.
Either identify the dish or the film where it
plays a fairly key role.

9. 3.
This was one of the paperback covers used on a
bestseller of the 1990s, later filmed. Which book?

11. 4.
Using this location would have cost more money than the
budget allowed, and so it was reproduced in Richmond,
Virginia. Location? Purpose?

13. 5.
The Walker of the Champs de Mars contains no mention of this
incident--it was probably cut due to outside pressure. If it had indeed
been shown, this is what the moment might have looked like. What
was the film about? What does the visual depict?

15. 6.
What playful term did the lead coin for the
film because of moments such as these?

18. Go Ogle 2013
Round Four

19. Rules
Six questions, 12 points.
One point for key-words. One
point for clear explanations.

20. 1. What inspired this painting?

22. 2. Personification of?

24. 3.
This creature derives its common
name from the fact that its bristles
reminded its ancient namers of
some porcine species. Which
creature?

25. 4.
What moment of relief?

27. 5. What connects these images?

30. 6. Who? Who by?

32. 7.
Well?

33. Go Ogle 2013
Round Five

34. Rules
One question, six points

35. 1.
Read the limerick and solve every
reference.
Unfortunately, here you will find no pics
of divinity taking oaths, of hicks
with coins for the ride,
the man who died
despite a dip, nor of its strange mix, its nine winding licks.