These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-07-11,
and should be interpreted accordingly. All questions were written
by members of the Misplaced Modifiers, but have been reformatted
and may have been retyped and/or edited by me. I will reveal the
correct answers in about 3 days.

For further information, including an explanation of the """ notation
that may appear in these rounds, see my 2021-07-20 companion posting
on "Reposted Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".

* Game 9, Round 1 - Current Events (excerpt)

Answer these 2011 questions if you like for fun, but for no points.

Please see the 3-page handout at:

http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/g9r1/news.pdf

1. Which picture shows someone on trial for perjury?

2. Someone besides <answer 1> was in court last week. Name the
man in Q.

Identify the other pictures, either by name or circumstance, if
you like for fun, but also for no points.

* Game 9, Round 2 - Canadiana Arts - Canadian Theater

1. This Englishman is given a great deal of credit for the success
and survival of the Stratford Festival. Name this founding
artistic director, appointed in 1953.

2. Middlebrow theater ruled Toronto under the guidance of Garth
Drabinsky. The impresario was forced out of his company through
the efforts of his American investors. Name the company, which
staged such successes as "Showboat" and "Sunset Boulevard".

3. In 1993, <answer 2> produced a musical adaptation of a successful
movie. The stage show was a hit in Toronto featuring Chita
Rivera and Brent Carver in lead roles. It later moved to New
York and received 7 Tony awards. Name the show.

4. The many fringe festivals in Canada are derived from the
Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. In 1982, Brian Paisley
of the Chinook Theatre brought the concept to Canada for the
first Canadian fringe festival -- in which western city?

5. Name the Toronto company which, in 1988, sprung from the merger
of Toronto Free Theatre and CentreStage.

6. This small Toronto company """has""" as its motto "Risk is
Necessary". Founded by Richard Rose, it has presented acclaimed
productions of "Not Wanted on the Voyage", "Coming through
Slaughter", and "Tamara". Its """current""" production is
"Tout Comme Elle". Name the company.

7. Name the western Canadian theater company which has had as
artistic director such luminaries as John Neville, Bob Baker,
and Robin Phillips. They """perform""" in five theaters, including
the Schoctor Theatre and the thrust-stage Maclab Theatre.

8. Established in 1998, Soulpepper """now""" presents plays at the Young
Center in the Distillery District. Name the company's founding
-- and """current""" -- artistic director.

9. Founded in Vancouver in 1975 by Dennis Foon and Jane Howard
Baker, this children's theater company """maintains""" a
commitment to original scripts. Name it.

10. This Winnipeg francophone company was founded in 1925 to
help preserve the spirit of French-language theater in the west.
Name it.

* Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World

We ask about airport names from around the world.

1. The airport in Springfield, Illinois, """is""" named after what
former president who practiced law there?

2. The airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, """is""" named after
what former president who spent his formative years there?

3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
favourite musical sons. Who?

4. The airport in Lyon was renamed in 2000 to honor what local
aviator-writer?

5. Few airports are named after sports heroes. George Best may
be known for his years with Manchester United, but in what city
"""can""" you find the George Best City Airport?

6. Hollywood celebrities have also been honored. In Burbank,
California, the airport adopted what comedian's name in 2003,
the 100th anniversary of his birth?

7. <answer 3> is not the only musician to have an airport named
for him. In what city """can""" you find Antonio Carlos Jobim
International Airport?

8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
"""can""" you find this airport?

10. The Quebec City International Airport changed its name in 1993
to honor what "quiet revolutionary" premier?

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My text in this article is in the public domain.

Mark Brader (msb@vex.net) writes:
> * Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World
>
> We ask about airport names from around the world.
>
> 3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
> favourite musical sons. Who?

Louis Armstrong
> 5. Few airports are named after sports heroes. George Best may
> be known for his years with Manchester United, but in what city
> """can""" you find the George Best City Airport?

Belfast
> 7. <answer 3> is not the only musician to have an airport named
> for him. In what city """can""" you find Antonio Carlos Jobim
> International Airport?

Rio de Janeiro
> 8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

Salzburg
> 9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
> names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
> supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
> on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
> """can""" you find this airport?

Managua

Mark Brader wrote:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-07-11,
> and should be interpreted accordingly. All questions were written
> by members of the Misplaced Modifiers, but have been reformatted
> and may have been retyped and/or edited by me. I will reveal the
> correct answers in about 3 days.
>
> For further information, including an explanation of the """ notation
> that may appear in these rounds, see my 2021-07-20 companion posting
> on "Reposted Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".
>
>
> * Game 9, Round 1 - Current Events (excerpt)
>
> Answer these 2011 questions if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> Please see the 3-page handout at:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/g9r1/news.pdf
>
> 1. Which picture shows someone on trial for perjury?
>
> 2. Someone besides <answer 1> was in court last week. Name the
> man in Q.
>
> Identify the other pictures, either by name or circumstance, if
> you like for fun, but also for no points.
>
>
> * Game 9, Round 2 - Canadiana Arts - Canadian Theater
>
> 1. This Englishman is given a great deal of credit for the success
> and survival of the Stratford Festival. Name this founding
> artistic director, appointed in 1953.
>
> 2. Middlebrow theater ruled Toronto under the guidance of Garth
> Drabinsky. The impresario was forced out of his company through
> the efforts of his American investors. Name the company, which
> staged such successes as "Showboat" and "Sunset Boulevard".
>
> 3. In 1993, <answer 2> produced a musical adaptation of a successful
> movie. The stage show was a hit in Toronto featuring Chita
> Rivera and Brent Carver in lead roles. It later moved to New
> York and received 7 Tony awards. Name the show.
>
> 4. The many fringe festivals in Canada are derived from the
> Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. In 1982, Brian Paisley
> of the Chinook Theatre brought the concept to Canada for the
> first Canadian fringe festival -- in which western city?

Vancouver; Edmonton

>
> 5. Name the Toronto company which, in 1988, sprung from the merger
> of Toronto Free Theatre and CentreStage.
>
> 6. This small Toronto company """has""" as its motto "Risk is
> Necessary". Founded by Richard Rose, it has presented acclaimed
> productions of "Not Wanted on the Voyage", "Coming through
> Slaughter", and "Tamara". Its """current""" production is
> "Tout Comme Elle". Name the company.
>
> 7. Name the western Canadian theater company which has had as
> artistic director such luminaries as John Neville, Bob Baker,
> and Robin Phillips. They """perform""" in five theaters, including
> the Schoctor Theatre and the thrust-stage Maclab Theatre.
>
> 8. Established in 1998, Soulpepper """now""" presents plays at the Young
> Center in the Distillery District. Name the company's founding
> -- and """current""" -- artistic director.
>
> 9. Founded in Vancouver in 1975 by Dennis Foon and Jane Howard
> Baker, this children's theater company """maintains""" a
> commitment to original scripts. Name it.
>
> 10. This Winnipeg francophone company was founded in 1925 to
> help preserve the spirit of French-language theater in the west.
> Name it.
>
>
> * Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World
>
> We ask about airport names from around the world.
>
> 1. The airport in Springfield, Illinois, """is""" named after what
> former president who practiced law there?

Lincoln

>
> 2. The airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, """is""" named after
> what former president who spent his formative years there?

Ford

>
> 3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
> favourite musical sons. Who?

Armstrong

>
> 4. The airport in Lyon was renamed in 2000 to honor what local
> aviator-writer?

Garros

>
> 5. Few airports are named after sports heroes. George Best may
> be known for his years with Manchester United, but in what city
> """can""" you find the George Best City Airport?

Belfast

>
> 6. Hollywood celebrities have also been honored. In Burbank,
> California, the airport adopted what comedian's name in 2003,
> the 100th anniversary of his birth?

Jack Benny; George Burns

>
> 7. <answer 3> is not the only musician to have an airport named
> for him. In what city """can""" you find Antonio Carlos Jobim
> International Airport?

Rio de Janeiro; Sao Paolo

>
> 8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

Salzburg

>
> 9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
> names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
> supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
> on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
> """can""" you find this airport?

Santiago; San Salvador

>
> 10. The Quebec City International Airport changed its name in 1993
> to honor what "quiet revolutionary" premier?

Chretien

>
>

Pete Gayde

On Friday, October 29, 2021 at 12:27:03 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:

> * Game 9, Round 2 - Canadiana Arts - Canadian Theater
>
> 2. Middlebrow theater ruled Toronto under the guidance of Garth
> Drabinsky. The impresario was forced out of his company through
> the efforts of his American investors. Name the company, which
> staged such successes as "Showboat" and "Sunset Boulevard".

Livent
> 3. In 1993, <answer 2> produced a musical adaptation of a successful
> movie. The stage show was a hit in Toronto featuring Chita
> Rivera and Brent Carver in lead roles. It later moved to New
> York and received 7 Tony awards. Name the show.

"Kiss of the Spider Woman"

> * Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World
>
> We ask about airport names from around the world.
>
> 1. The airport in Springfield, Illinois, """is""" named after what
> former president who practiced law there?

Lincoln
> 2. The airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, """is""" named after
> what former president who spent his formative years there?

Ford

> 3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
> favourite musical sons. Who?

Armstrong

> 4. The airport in Lyon was renamed in 2000 to honor what local
> aviator-writer?

Saint-Exupery

> 5. Few airports are named after sports heroes. George Best may
> be known for his years with Manchester United, but in what city
> """can""" you find the George Best City Airport?

Belfast

> 6. Hollywood celebrities have also been honored. In Burbank,
> California, the airport adopted what comedian's name in 2003,
> the 100th anniversary of his birth?

Hope

> 7. <answer 3> is not the only musician to have an airport named
> for him. In what city """can""" you find Antonio Carlos Jobim
> International Airport?

Rio de Janeiro

> 8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

Vienna; Salzburg

> 9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
> names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
> supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
> on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
> """can""" you find this airport?

Managua

> 10. The Quebec City International Airport changed its name in 1993
> to honor what "quiet revolutionary" premier?

Borassa (?)

--
Joshua Kreitzer
gromit82@hotmail.com

On 10/28/21 10:26 PM, Mark Brader wrote:
>
> * Game 9, Round 1 - Current Events (excerpt)
>
> Answer these 2011 questions if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> Please see the 3-page handout at:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/g9r1/news.pdf
>
> 1. Which picture shows someone on trial for perjury?
>
> 2. Someone besides <answer 1> was in court last week. Name the
> man in Q.
>
> Identify the other pictures, either by name or circumstance, if
> you like for fun, but also for no points.
>
>
> * Game 9, Round 2 - Canadiana Arts - Canadian Theater
>
> 1. This Englishman is given a great deal of credit for the success
> and survival of the Stratford Festival. Name this founding
> artistic director, appointed in 1953.
>
> 2. Middlebrow theater ruled Toronto under the guidance of Garth
> Drabinsky. The impresario was forced out of his company through
> the efforts of his American investors. Name the company, which
> staged such successes as "Showboat" and "Sunset Boulevard".
>
> 3. In 1993, <answer 2> produced a musical adaptation of a successful
> movie. The stage show was a hit in Toronto featuring Chita
> Rivera and Brent Carver in lead roles. It later moved to New
> York and received 7 Tony awards. Name the show.
>
> 4. The many fringe festivals in Canada are derived from the
> Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. In 1982, Brian Paisley
> of the Chinook Theatre brought the concept to Canada for the
> first Canadian fringe festival -- in which western city?

Edmonton

>
> 5. Name the Toronto company which, in 1988, sprung from the merger
> of Toronto Free Theatre and CentreStage.
>
> 6. This small Toronto company """has""" as its motto "Risk is
> Necessary". Founded by Richard Rose, it has presented acclaimed
> productions of "Not Wanted on the Voyage", "Coming through
> Slaughter", and "Tamara". Its """current""" production is
> "Tout Comme Elle". Name the company.
>
> 7. Name the western Canadian theater company which has had as
> artistic director such luminaries as John Neville, Bob Baker,
> and Robin Phillips. They """perform""" in five theaters, including
> the Schoctor Theatre and the thrust-stage Maclab Theatre.
>
> 8. Established in 1998, Soulpepper """now""" presents plays at the Young
> Center in the Distillery District. Name the company's founding
> -- and """current""" -- artistic director.
>
> 9. Founded in Vancouver in 1975 by Dennis Foon and Jane Howard
> Baker, this children's theater company """maintains""" a
> commitment to original scripts. Name it.
>
> 10. This Winnipeg francophone company was founded in 1925 to
> help preserve the spirit of French-language theater in the west.
> Name it.
>
>
> * Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World
>
> We ask about airport names from around the world.
>
> 1. The airport in Springfield, Illinois, """is""" named after what
> former president who practiced law there?

Lincoln

>
> 2. The airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, """is""" named after
> what former president who spent his formative years there?

Ford

>
> 3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
> favourite musical sons. Who?
>
> 4. The airport in Lyon was renamed in 2000 to honor what local
> aviator-writer?
>
> 5. Few airports are named after sports heroes. George Best may
> be known for his years with Manchester United, but in what city
> """can""" you find the George Best City Airport?
>
> 6. Hollywood celebrities have also been honored. In Burbank,
> California, the airport adopted what comedian's name in 2003,
> the 100th anniversary of his birth?

Carson

>
> 7. <answer 3> is not the only musician to have an airport named
> for him. In what city """can""" you find Antonio Carlos Jobim
> International Airport?
>
> 8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

Salzburg

>
> 9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
> names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
> supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
> on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
> """can""" you find this airport?

Aaargh! It's the capital of Nicaragua, but I'm drawing a total blank on
its name.

>
> 10. The Quebec City International Airport changed its name in 1993
> to honor what "quiet revolutionary" premier?
>
>

--
Dan Tilque

Mark Brader <msb@vex.net> wrote:

> * Game 9, Round 2 - Canadiana Arts - Canadian Theater

> 4. The many fringe festivals in Canada are derived from the
> Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. In 1982, Brian Paisley
> of the Chinook Theatre brought the concept to Canada for the
> first Canadian fringe festival -- in which western city?

Vancouver; Calgary

> * Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World

> We ask about airport names from around the world.

> 1. The airport in Springfield, Illinois, """is""" named after what
> former president who practiced law there?

Abraham Lincoln

> 2. The airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, """is""" named after
> what former president who spent his formative years there?

Gerald Ford

> 3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
> favourite musical sons. Who?

Louis Armstrong

> 4. The airport in Lyon was renamed in 2000 to honor what local
> aviator-writer?

Antoine de Saint-Exupery

> 6. Hollywood celebrities have also been honored. In Burbank,
> California, the airport adopted what comedian's name in 2003,
> the 100th anniversary of his birth?

Bob Hope

> 8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

Salzburg

> 9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
> names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
> supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
> on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
> """can""" you find this airport?

Caracas; Buenos Aires

--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum tool@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."

Mark Brader:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-07-11,
> and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information...
> see my 2021-07-20 companion posting on "Reposted Questions from
> the Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".

> * Game 9, Round 1 - Current Events (excerpt)

> Answer these 2011 questions if you like for fun, but for no points.

Nobody tried these.

> Please see the 3-page handout at:

> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/g9r1/news.pdf

> 1. Which picture shows someone on trial for perjury?

L (baseball player Roger Clemens). He was acquitted.

> 2. Someone besides <answer 1> was in court last week. Name the
> man in Q.

Ratko Mladic (arraigned on war crimes in the International Criminal
Court, and subsequently convicted).

> Identify the other pictures, either by name or circumstance, if
> you like for fun, but also for no points.

A. Prince William and his wife Catherine visit fire-ravaged
Slave Lake, Alberta.
B. Independence of South Sudan celebrated.
C. Novak Djokavic celebrates Wimbledon win.
D. Millie Dowler, murder victim whose phone was hacked by the
"News of the World".
E. Jennifer Aniston, as seen in the """new""" movie "Horrible
Bosses".
F. Former US First Lady Betty Ford, who died.
G. Yingluck Shinawatra, new prime minister of Thailand.
H. York Region policeman and homicide victim Garrett Styles.
I. William and Catherine again, showing her dress designed by
Canadian-born Erdem Moralioglu.
J. South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, celebrating the award
of the Winter Olympics to Pyeongchang.
K. Actress Anna Massey (Raymond's daughter), who died, as seen
in the 2008 movie "Affinity".
M. Greek authorities stop the Canadian boat Tahrir from sailing
from Crete to Gaza.
N. Syrian president Bashir el-Assad.
O. Tristane Banon, alleged victim of a rape attempt by French
politician Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
P. Actor Gordon Tootoosis, who died.

> * Game 9, Round 2 - Canadiana Arts - Canadian Theater

> 1. This Englishman is given a great deal of credit for the success
> and survival of the Stratford Festival. Name this founding
> artistic director, appointed in 1953.

Tyrone Guthrie.

> 2. Middlebrow theater ruled Toronto under the guidance of Garth
> Drabinsky. The impresario was forced out of his company through
> the efforts of his American investors. Name the company, which
> staged such successes as "Showboat" and "Sunset Boulevard".

Livent. 4 for Joshua.

> 3. In 1993, <answer 2> produced a musical adaptation of a successful
> movie. The stage show was a hit in Toronto featuring Chita
> Rivera and Brent Carver in lead roles. It later moved to New
> York and received 7 Tony awards. Name the show.

"The Kiss of the Spider Woman". 4 for Joshua.

> 4. The many fringe festivals in Canada are derived from the
> Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. In 1982, Brian Paisley
> of the Chinook Theatre brought the concept to Canada for the
> first Canadian fringe festival -- in which western city?

Edmonton. 4 for Dan Tilque. 2 for Pete.

> 5. Name the Toronto company which, in 1988, sprung from the merger
> of Toronto Free Theatre and CentreStage.

Canadian Stage Company (or CanStage).

> 6. This small Toronto company """has""" as its motto "Risk is
> Necessary". Founded by Richard Rose, it has presented acclaimed
> productions of "Not Wanted on the Voyage", "Coming through
> Slaughter", and "Tamara". Its """current""" production is
> "Tout Comme Elle". Name the company.

Necessary Angel. (Still operating, but I don't know about the motto.)

> 7. Name the western Canadian theater company which has had as
> artistic director such luminaries as John Neville, Bob Baker,
> and Robin Phillips. They """perform""" in five theaters, including
> the Schoctor Theatre and the thrust-stage Maclab Theatre.

Citadel. (Still true, except maybe the "five theaters" part.)

> 8. Established in 1998, Soulpepper """now""" presents plays at the Young
> Center in the Distillery District. Name the company's founding
> -- and """current""" -- artistic director.

2011 answer: Albert Schultz. 2021 answer: Weyni Mengesha is the
current artistic director. (The rest is still true.)

> 9. Founded in Vancouver in 1975 by Dennis Foon and Jane Howard
> Baker, this children's theater company """maintains""" a
> commitment to original scripts. Name it.

Green Thumb Theatre. (Still true.)

> 10. This Winnipeg francophone company was founded in 1925 to
> help preserve the spirit of French-language theater in the west.
> Name it.

Le Cercle Molière.

> * Game 9, Round 3 - Geography - Airports of the World

> We ask about airport names from around the world.

In the original game, this was tied for being the easiest round.
None of the names mentioned as current have changed since it was
written.

> 1. The airport in Springfield, Illinois, """is""" named after what
> former president who practiced law there?

Abraham Lincoln. 4 for Pete, Joshua, Dan Tilque, and Dan Blum.

> 2. The airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, """is""" named after
> what former president who spent his formative years there?

Gerald Ford. 4 for Pete, Joshua, Dan Tilque, and Dan Blum.

> 3. The airport in New Orleans """is""" named after one of their
> favourite musical sons. Who?

Louis Armstrong. 4 for Erland, Pete, Joshua, and Dan Blum.

> 4. The airport in Lyon was renamed in 2000 to honor what local
> aviator-writer?

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. 4 for Joshua and Dan Blum.

> 5. Few airports are named after sports heroes. George Best may
> be known for his years with Manchester United, but in what city
> """can""" you find the George Best City Airport?

Belfast. 4 for Erland, Pete, and Joshua.

> 6. Hollywood celebrities have also been honored. In Burbank,
> California, the airport adopted what comedian's name in 2003,
> the 100th anniversary of his birth?

Bob Hope. 4 for Joshua and Dan Blum.

> 7. <answer 3> is not the only musician to have an airport named
> for him. In what city """can""" you find Antonio Carlos Jobim
> International Airport?

Rio de Janeiro. 4 for Erland and Joshua. 3 for Pete.

> 8. In which city """can""" you find W.A. Mozart Airport?

Salzburg. 4 for Erland, Pete, Dan Tilque, and Dan Blum.
2 for Joshua.

> 9. The Augusto C. Sandino International Airport tends to change
> names depending on the party in power. The """current""" regime
> supports this revolutionary hero, and so his name """appears"""
> on the airport -- until, perhaps the next election. In what city
> """can""" you find this airport?

Managua. Yes, it is the capital of Nicaragua. 4 for Erland
and Joshua.

> 10. The Quebec City International Airport changed its name in 1993
> to honor what "quiet revolutionary" premier?

Jean Lesage.

Scores, if there are no errors:

GAME 9 ROUNDS-> 2 3 TOTALS
TOPICS-> Can Geo
Joshua Kreitzer 8 34 42
Pete Gayde 2 23 25
Dan Blum 0 24 24
Erland Sommarskog 0 20 20
Dan Tilque 4 12 16

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Toronto | WE'LL TRAIN YOU
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