"Womanly Things" TTGTll v.4.11: None More Black Written by the University of Iowa Subject: women and women-related stuff

1. Although related drugs like Propulsid and Lotronex were taken off the market for serious side effects, this drug received FDA approval in 2002 and has since begun an aggressive marketing campaign directed toward women. The ads feature women raising their shirts to reveal words and diagrams on their stomachs, explaining the symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome with constipation. FTP, name this drug, known in Europe as Zelmac.

A: Zelnorm (accept Zelmac on early buzz)

2. Founded in 1914 by Frank Van Camp and his son Gilbert, this company has been owned by Ralston, P.T. Mantrust, and Tri-Union Seafoods. Its signature product was recently made famous in a show only women could love, MTV's "Newlyweds", when Jessica Simpson could not determine the origin of the food she was eating. FTP, name this company, the source of dolphin-safe tuna since 1990. A: Chicken of the Sea

3. This man plead guilty in 2001 to stock fraud after being charged with illegally manipulating 22 initial public offerings, including his own company's. He paid a $7.8 c million penalty and was sentenced to 41 months in prison. FTP, name this shoe designer, whose trademark shoes are donned by many a trendy girl. A: Steve Madden

4. Trained as a pediatric nephrologist and a public health expert, she became a clinical professor of pediatrics at Georgetown University Hospital in 1986, after working in private practice and later in the U.S. Public Health Service. In 1987 she assumed directorial responsibilities at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, a position she held until 1990, when she received her most influential assignment. FTP, name this person, the first woman and the first Hispanic to be named Surgeon General of the United States. A: Antonia Novello

5. This musician has sold over 22 million records worldwide since her recording career began with her debut release, "Touch", in 1988. Since then, her work has earned her 3 Grammy Awards, as well as the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Visionary Award for advancing the careers of women in music. FTP, name this musician, whose most recent release, "Afterglow", may reach the popularity of her most successful albums, "Mirrorball" and "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy". A: Sarah McLachlan

6. Born in France as the only child of a French father and an American mother, he spent u his childhood shuttling between the two countries after his parents' divorce. Once he finally chose between the two, he undertook training to be an actor, which reaped its first n rewards when he was cast in "The Pallbearer". His roles after that have made him the favorite of the ladies, such as Sam Coulson in "Never Been Kissed". FIP, name this actor, Agent Michael Vaughn in "". A: Michael Vartan

7. As a 22 year-old pre-med student, her life looked pretty mapped out. The daughter of immigrants, she grew up in the affluent suburb of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Her life changed one day when she decided to make her own cosmetic to match her shoes. FIP, name this entrepreneur, the creator of the shades Urban Decay and Trailer Trash for her cosmetic line "Hard Candy". A: Dineh Mohajer

8. With features that include beauty secrets, advice columns, and quizzes on things like "Are you dating a Godly guy?", this retrofitted New Testament looks more like a teen magazine than a Bible, but preach it does. In one advice column, the writers advise a girl with a crush to sit back and not do anything, because "God made guys to be the leaders". FIP, name this version of the New Testament. A: Revolve

9. Quote: "He was already kind of hyped up. He kept looking at my breasts, kept asking if I worked out. I went to shake his hand and he grabbed me onto his knee and he said, IBefore you go, I want to know if your breasts are rear. At that point, he circled my left l c nipple with his finger and he said, IYes they are real • 11 This is one of the allegations leveled against, FIP, what man, the newest governor of the great state of California? A: Arnold Schwarzene22er (accept "AAH-Nuld")

10. Warning: Two answers required: Contraceptive questions are de rigeur for packets about women, but here's a twist on that: male contraception. An Australian study found in October 2003 that sperm production could be stopped when given a combination of these two hormones. Name these hormones, one of which is naturally produced by men and the other of which is also present in small amounts normally, but when used alone would be equivalent to chemical castration. A: Testosterone and pro2estin

11. Best known for her lyrical and sometimes erotic style, this author was born near Paris to a Catalan father and a half-Danish, half-French mother, both of whom had been born in Cuba. At one point in her career she wrote erotica to order as a result of financial pressures, but gained fame with the release not of her novels or short stories, but instead her diaries in the 1960s. Name this woman, author of the collections "Little Birds" and "Delta of Venus". A: AnaYs Nin

12. She is an elementary school teacher in Atlanta who earned degrees in history and literature. She also has volunteered in the cancer and AIDS unit of a research hospital. u Somewhere in there, she wrote her first play, which went on to win a Pulitzer Prize in 20w l-99G-and was then made into an HBO movie starting Emma Thompson. FfP, name the author of "Wit". A: Margaret Edson

13. This Iowa City, Iowa native became the first woman to compete in a NASCAR Winston Cup event in 1976. She also made history when in 1977 she became the first woman to win a starting spot in the Daytona 500. Name this woman, a pilot, aerospace engineer, and member of the Women's Sports Hall of Fame. A: Janet Guthrie

14. Labeled alternately as a Realist and a Romantic in style, this artist's subjects are mainly animals, which she studied in slaughterhouses. Her painting "Plowing the Nivernais" won her acclaim at the Ecole des Beaux-Artes in Paris, which she followed up by winning the title of Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in 1865 and was the first woman to receive the Grand Cross of the Legion. FfP, name this woman, who counted Queen Victoria as a patron. A: Rosa Bonheur

15. With a tailor for a father and a model for a mother, her future in the fashion industry seems obvious in retrospect. She attended the Parson's School of Design and after her second year of study, an internship at Anne Klein turned into a permanent job; she became an associate designer in 1971 and took over the company in 1974. Ten years later she launched her self-named brand, followed a year later by a less expensive line geared c for younger buyers. FfP, name this influential designer, the creator of DKNY. A: Donna Karan

16. This woman is remembered as one of the foremost composition teachers of the 20th century and one of the first female professional conductors. She had been a composer herself until the death of her younger sister Lili, at which point she focused on mentoring other performers and composers, a list which included Aaron Copland, Virgil Thompson, and Elliott Carter. FfP, name this woman, the first to conduct the Royal Philharmonic of London and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. A: Nadia Boulanger

17. One of the most recognized pieces of feminist art is "The Dinner Party", which has been seen by more than a million people on three continents. It consists of a triangular table set with 39 place settings that commemorate a goddess, historic personage, or other important woman. FfP, identify the creator of this project, a founder of the Feminist Art movement. A: Judy Chicago

18. Her childhood was marked by constant teasing by neighborhood children because of her red hair and green eyes. The resulting depression forced her to search for an area where she was accepted, which she found in the local clubs. Her unique voice made her u the natural lead singer for groups like August 1984, Wild Indians, and Goodbye, Mr. Mackenzie. It was when she was fronting Angelfish that she caught the eye of a top producer, , who had been looking for a vocalist for a band , , , and he were forming. FTP, name this woman, possibly the coolest female Scottish singer ever and the lead singer of Garbage. A:

19. John Lee Ma1vo, one of the alleged D.C. area snipers, acknowledged shooting at least two victims in his interrogation, including this woman, shot October 14, 2002 outside a Home Depot in suburban Falls Church, Virginia. FTP, Ma1vo is currently on trial for killing what FBI analyst, an intelligence operations specialist in the Cyber Division, who shares a last name with the only person to have signed the Treaty of Alliance, Amity and Commerce with France (1778), the Treaty of Peace between England France, and the United States (1782), the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. A: Linda Franklin

20. Established in 1847, this was the first U.S. public university to admit men and women on an equal basis and was the first institution of higher education in the nation to accept creative work in theater, writing, music, and art as theses for advanced degrees. It established the first law school and the first educational radio station west of the Mississippi, broadcast the world's first educational television programs, and developed and continues to hold preeminence in educational testing. You should know all of this about, FTP, what university, whose quiz bowl team is hosting this tournament. c A: The University of Iowa 21. Her most visible recent roles have been as Felicia in Boat Trip (2002), Michelle Langford in Juwanna Mann (2002), Shante Smith in Two Can Play That Game (2001) and 50 Cent's date at the 2003 VMAs. FTP, name this woman, Vernita Green/Copperhead in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill movies. A: Vivica A. Fox

u Bonus: 1. Identify the drinks from ingredients FFPE 5) 1.5 oz peach schnapps, 1.5 oz vodka, 2 oz cranberry juice, 2 oz orange juice, 2 oz pineapple juice A: Sex on the Beach 10) 1 part each Kahlua, Bailey's Irish Cream, Creme de Menthe, and Creme de Cocoa A: Girl Scout Cookie 15) 1/4 cup Liqueur (coconut), 112 cup rum (coconut), 112 cup Rum (Light), splash Cranberry Juice, 114 cup Orange Juice, 114 cup Pineapple Juice A: Throw Me Down and Fuck Me Harder

2. Give the girl's name, given its definition and popularity in 2002 according to the Social Security Administration, FrPE: a) From the Teutonic word for industrious, this name is the most popular girl's name. A: Emily b) From the Teutonic for "Son of Matthew", this is the second most popular name. A: Madison . d) From the Hebrew for "ascender", this is the sixty-third most popular name. A: Aaliyah

3. What's a packet on womanly things without a question about anatomy-related stuff? While many quiz bowlers may not know much about women's bodies, they have probably at least heard of some things, like Pap smears. Answer these questions FrPE. c a) First, the Pap smear works by scraping cells from what organ? a. Cervix b) Next, within 10% how many cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed every year? a. 12,200 (accept 10,980 to 13,420 c) Finally, within 5% either way, how much has the death rate due to cervical cancer declined since the Pap test became widely used (1955)? a. 74% (accept 69% -79%)

4. Newt Gingrich is always good for a response, so let's see how much attention you've paid to him and the soap opera that is his love life. I will now pause for a moment to allow you all to shudder at the thought of Newt's love life. [pause] Answer these questions FrSNOP. 5) Newt's first marriage to his high school math teacher is probably the best known of all his trips down the aisle, mainly because of the way it ended. With what disease was his wife afflicted when he visited her in the hospital and told her their marriage was over? A: Uterine cancer 10) Newt's next future ex, Marianne, was unceremoniously dumped by Newt on Mother's Day 1999 after learning she had a precursor to this debilitating neurological disease. A: Multiple sclerosis or MS 15) Newt's most recent wife is this former congressional aide, with whom he had allegedly been involved since 1993. Wish her health and name her. u A: Callista Bisek (either is acceptable alone) 5. The 2002 Miss Universe pageant was even more controversial than normal due to political and religious controversies surrounding its location. Answer questions on the controversial pageant FrSNOP. a) (5) The pageant was originally scheduled to take place in this country's capital of Abuja. A: Nigeria b) (5) Under pressure from the international community after riots and criticism of the immodesty of the pageant, it was moved to this location. A: London or England or United Kingdom or Britain c) (20) The main cause for controversy was Nigeria's human rights record, specifically a death sentence that had been passed in March of 2002 against this single mother, who was to be stoned for adultery. Her conviction was later overturned after a highly publicized campaign by Amnesty International. A: Amina Lawai

6. Identify the Calvin Klein perfume given its efragrance.com description FrPE. a) "Calvin Klein goes all sultry on us with this one. A sensual blend of fruits and spices, it's a heady fragrance to spritz on at your desk whilst you dream of exotic getaways. Be warned, it's powerful stuff, so spray too much and you'll notice people in the vicinity clamouring to get away from you!" A: Escape b) "You don't need us to tell you that King Calvin sure makes good fragrances. This is c one of his finest, a sensual oriental blend that has more sex appeal than should be allowed in a bottle. Launched in 1985 it continues to be a favourite the world over. As we said, the man can do no wrong. " A: Obsession c) "Do you remember Christy Turlington in the TV ads - wafting along the beach with her square-jawed husband and angelic children? Even if you don't, one whiff of this breezy, fresh fragrance will evoke lazy summer afternoons and balmy nights. Now, where's the square-jawed husband when you need him ... ?" A: Eternity

7 .How closely are you following the WNBA? Answer the following FrPE. a) What two-time All-Star Seattle player was named the 2003 WNBA MVP. A: Lauren Jackson b) Which coach transformed his team, the Shock, from the worst in the league in 2002 to the best in 2003 A: Bill Laimbeer c) Which Houston Comet was named the WNBA's Most Improved Player by tripling her assist output and blocking 62 shots, the fourth-best total in the league. A: Michelle Snow

8. Paris Hilton, Nicky Hilton, both, or neither a) Dated MTV VJ Bryan McFayden A: Nicky b) Dated Leonardo DiCaprio A: Paris c) With designer Samantha Thavasa, created a line of handbags A: Nicky d) Said on national television that Wal-Mart was her favorite store, although she initially didn't know what it was. A: Paris

9. Women shooters: 5) This member of the Manson family was the first woman to ever attempt to kill a President. A: Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme

10) 17 days after Fromme's unsuccessful attempt, this woman tried the same feat in an attempt to re-connect with her counter-culture friends who had found out she was a spy for the FBI. A: Sara Jane Moore

15) According to British intelligence, Saddam Hussein held training camps for female assassins who would pose as belly dancers, actresses and artists who claim to be seeking asylum. FI5P, give the code name for these "Mata Hari" hit squads. A: Operation Falcon

10. "If you want a thing well done, get a couple of old broads to do it." So said this actress, whose career spanned six decades and included films such as "The Man Who Played God" (1932), "Jezebel" (1938), "All About Eve" (1950), and "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962). FFP, name this actress, the first female president of the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences. A: Bette Davis The foundation named for Bette Davis presents a Lifetime Achievement Award to "an actor or actress whose work exemplifies the high standards Miss Davis set forth." The first recipient was, FTP, this actress, best known for her film roles in "Out of Africa", "Silkwood", and "The Hours" A: Meryl Streep Children of the '80s probably immediately associate Bette Davis with the song Kim Carnes recorded about her eyes. Two other actresses of the silver screen are mentioned in the song. Name one for five points or both for 15. A: Jean Harlow ("Her hair is Harlow gold, her lips sweet surprise") and Greta Garbo ("She got Greta Garbo's standoff sighs, she's got Bette Davis eyes")

11. Given the show, identify the women's cable network on which the show appears FTPE: a) "Mix It Up", a new show from Courteney Cox that assists couples in "mixing it up" by combining divergent tastes into one harmonious home. u A: WE (or Women's Entertainment) b) "Girls Behaving Badly", a sort of cross between Jackass and Candid Camera where comediennes play pranks on unsuspecting victims. A: Oxygen c) "Merge", a new show with Lisa Rinna that helps newlyweds combine their individual styles and belongings into one household. A: Lifetime

12. The Church of Christ, Scientist has been criticized virtually since it was founded for its view of religion being a better source of healing than traditional medicine in many (but not all) cases. The church's most visible publication is undoubtedly the Christian Science Monitor, but the most important one to the church is, FI5P, what book, published in 1875 that has sold over 10 million copies, an outline of the beliefs of the church? A: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures The author of that book is what woman, the founder of the church and inductee to the National Women's Hall of Fame for leaving "an indelible mark on society, religion, and journalism." A: Mary Baker Eddy

13. The WUSA turned out to be a short-lived effort to bring women's soccer to mainstream America. It went bankrupt in late 2003 largely because of its failure to get its hoped-for 8 corporate sponsors, each of which was to have donated $2.5 million per year. Instead, they only got two sponsors and potentially all the bandages and small cars they could want. Name these FI5PE. c A: Hyundai and .Johnson & .Johnson 14. Brothers can be a mixed blessing. Take, for instance, Mozart's sister. She was five year older than him and was his partner in a piano duo their father took around Europe on tour. When she reached adolescence, their father took her out of the act, seeing that Mozart would be more lucrative as a solo act. Instead of continuing her love of music, his sister was made to marry a man she didn't love. FI5P, name her. A: Maria Anna or N annerl (also accept Berchtold, her married name) On the other extreme is the relationship Felix Mendelssohn had with his sister. They challenged each other musically and intellectually, and both of them benefited from it. Felix's sister played a major role in shaping some of his compositions, notably his oratorio St. Paul (1837), and also advised him on musical matters. She went on to write many of her own pieces, that are starting to appear and be appreciated in modem editions. FI5P, name Felix Mendelssohn's sister. A: Fanny (also accept Hensel, her married name)

15. Mary Harris was born the daughter of a tenant farmer in Ireland. The family witnessed the potato famine, which drove them to emigrate to Toronto. Once in Canada, Mary began to experience wanderlust and started traveling around the United States; along the way she met her husband (a foundry worker) and they had four children. After they all died from a yellow fever epidemic, Mary found a new calling as a union activist. FTP, name the common name she donned, today shared by a very liberal magazine. u A: Mother .Jones (20) Upton Sinclair thought so much of her that he included her as a character in one of n his books. He described her as "wrinkled and old, dressed in black, looking like somebody's grandmother; she was, in truth, the grandmother of hundreds of thousands ... " . Name this book. A: The Coal War

16. Saturday Night Live has long been a boy's club with a few women tossed in, some being more memorable than others. 10) This woman was one of the original cast members and stayed for five years despite being repeatedly called an "ignorant slut" on the air. A: Jane Curtjlin 10) This woman also lasted for five years, only to leave due to the controversial episode with Sinead O'Connor and Andrew Dice Clay. Since the show she's had small roles in a variety of films, such as Zoolander, Bulworth, and Three Kings. A: Nora Dunn 10) She was the first female head writer in the show's history. Anyone who says they don't like her cat-eye glasses is a liar. A: Tina Fey

17. The winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize was not Pope John Paul II, as many had expected, but instead this woman, a champion for democracy and the rights of women and children in her home country of Iran. F20P, identify the prize recipient, a former judge known and admired for her defense in court of victims of hard-liners. c A: Shirin Ebadi FIP, how many American dollars is the prize worth, within 10% either way? A: $1.3 million (accept $1.17 million to $1.43 million)

18. Sofia Coppola has done an impressive job redeeming herself after her widely panned performance in "The Godfather: Part III". Answer these questions about her career FIPE: a) Her most recent release is this movie, the story of Charlotte and Bob, two unsatisfied people in a strange country. Coppola wrote and directed the movie. A. Lost in Translation b) Her previous movie writing and directing effort was this 1999 movie, based off a Jeffrey Eugenides novel. A: The Virgin Suicides c) Coppola also got writing credits on this UPN TV series, which shows the problems two brothers experience while running a hip-hop/rap label in New York. A: Platinum

19. Pamela Mackey may not be a name with which you are instantly familiar, but you will be hearing more about her if the Kobe Bryant rape case continues - she's one of his defense attorneys. Answer questions about her and/or the case FIPE. a) First, who is Mackey's co-counsel in the case, the first partner mentioned in their firm's name, who has defended such parties as Hunter S Thompson in a sexual assault case. u A: Hal Haddon . .

b) Next, this isn't the first athlete Mackey has defended. She also defended what Colorado Avalanche goalie, accused of domestic violence in 2001 ? A: Patrick Roy c) Three years ago Mackey represented a woman who was accused of murdering her own daughter in what kind of controversial therapy session, in which parents attempt to create a bond with their troubled children by putting pillows and weights on top of the child to simulate their delivery. A: Rebirthing (accept equivalents)

20. Nearly 2.8 million girls worldwide are members of the Girl Scouts, an organization open to girls aged 5-17. To best serve the needs of these girls, the organization actually consists of five different levels of scouting. Note the following list: Cadette, Senior, Brownie, Junior, Daisy. FFPE, place these age levels in the correct sequence from youngest scout to oldest scout. A: Daisy. Brownie. Junior. Cadette. Senior For a final five, "Daisy" was the nickname of what woman, founder of the first Girl Scout troop in 1912? A; Juliette Gordon Low

21. The Harry Potter movies include performances by some notable women, and you can now add one to the list. Answer questions·about one FTSNOP. a) FTP, what Oscar-winning woman signed on to play Sybill Trelawney, the eccentric divination professor, in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban? ( A: Emma Thompson b) Thompson's next appearance will be in, F15P what December HBO movie, an adaptation of a Tony Kushner play also starring Al Pacino, Meryl Streep, and Mary­ Louise Parker? A: Angels in America

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