Rock and Roll Hall of Shame II Packet 6 ​ CWRU Trivia Team 2016-17

1. A punch to this character’s abs caused the puncher’s arm to completely disintegrate. This character once ​ fried and ate a pair of boots in an extended reference to Edgar Allen Poe. This character’s (*) daughter looks ​ nothing like him, although her mother remains a mystery. This character once threatened to rip someone’s arm off over a penny, and counts his first dime, first dollar, and millionth dollar among his prize possessions. For 10 points, name this cheapskate crustacean who owns a namesake restaurant in Bikini Bottom. ANSWER: Mr. (Eugene) Krabs ​

Bonus: Name these trendy foods, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This fatty guacamole ingredient has been sweeping the nation. They’re mostly grown in Mexico or California. ANSWER: avocados ​ [10] This Andean grain has become so popular, Peru has had a shortage. Name this healthy grain whose seeds are an excellent source of minerals and fiber. ANSWER: quinoa ​ [10] Every fall Starbucks releases this popular latte flavor which contains the titular vegetable with nutmeg, cinnamon, and a bit of clove. Some consider it to be “basic” ANSWER: pumpkin spice ​

2. This man switched political parties in 2016 and received a single delegate at his party's national convention. ​ He has run in the democratic New Hampshire primary every election cycle since 1992. During his most recent campaign, he stood outside an opponent's rally handing out candy, and also questioned his opponents through a bullhorn. He is known for (*) "glitterbombing" an opponent during a forum for lesser known ​ candidates. His policies include funding time-travel research, mandatory tooth-brushing laws, and giving a free pony to every American. For 10 points, name this presidential candidate who is famous for his nonsense platform, his wizard-like beard, and for wearing a boot on his head. ANSWER: Vermin Love Supreme ​ ​ ​

Bonus: Identify the following nations which competed in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This nation’s women’s soccer team caused an upset when they defeated the U.S. in the quarterfinals, though they lost to Germany in the finals. This nation is also home to the gold medalist and hundred-meter butterfly world-record holder Sarah Sjöström [SHOY-strum]. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ANSWER: Sweden ​ [10] This nation’s women’s soccer team defeated Brazil in the semifinals to earn the bronze medal. This nation is also home to the gold medalist swimmer in the women’s hundred-meter freestyle, Penny Oleksiak. ANSWER: Canada ​ [10] This nation dominated the women’s kayak sprint for one, two, and four canoers, led by gold medalists Danuta Kozák and Gabriella Szabó. This nation is also home to the women’s backstroke gold medalist and individual ​ ​ ​ medley world-record holder Katinka Hosszú. ​ ANSWER: Hungary ​

3. On The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ellen plays this party game with Katy Perry, though Ellen ends up making ​ ​ ​ it more like a game of charades. Equipment for this game includes a one-minute hourglass timer, a few hundred cards, and a card tray, and later editions of this game include a die with pictures on it, as well as a pink or purple (*) squeaker known as a “hooter.” An example of a card from this game might have the word ​ “sailor” at the top followed by the words “ship,” “sea,” “captain,” “boat,” and “ocean,” the latter five being labeled as the titular types of words. For 10 points, identify this Parker Brothers / Hasbro guessing game in which players are buzzed for saying certain words. ANSWER: Taboo ​

Bonus: Identify the following female Pixar characters, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This cowgirl was introduced in Toy Story 2, and along with Bullseye helps Woody escape from the clutches of ​ ​ Al the toy collector. ANSWER: Jessie ​ [10] This protagonist of Brave asks for a way to change her fate, and as a result gains a spell that turns her mother ​ ​ into a bear. ANSWER: Merida ​ [10] This blue tang with short-term memory loss first appeared in a 2003 film, and returned as the title character in a 2016 prequel. ANSWER: Dory ​

4. This man played college golf at the University of Texas before turning pro in 2012. He won his first major ​ at the 2015 Masters where he (*) tied Tiger Woods’ 72-hole scoring record for the tournament. He went on to win ​ the U.S. Open in that same season, but at the 2016 Masters Tournament, he suffered one of the biggest downfalls in the event’s history, losing even after leading by five strokes halfway through the final round. For 10 points, name this golfer, sponsored by Under Armour, who won the 2015 Tour Championship to clinch the FedEx Cup. ANSWER: Jordan Spieth [SPEETH] ​ ​ ​

Bonus: Answer the following questions about a certain rapper, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This rapper is estimated to be worth 520 million dollars. He is a part owner of the Brooklyn Nets, and owns a music streaming service called Tidal. ANSWER: Jay-Z ​ [10] This wife of Jay-Z called out their relationship troubles in an album titled Lemonade. She’s estimated to be worth almost as much as he is. ANSWER: Beyonce ​ ​ [10] Beyonce and Jay-Z have a daughter together. Her name is a color followed by a plant. ANSWER: Blue Ivy ​

5. This man’s father, Steve, played football for Western Reserve University from 1938 to 1940. He won two ​ Super Bowls as an assistant coach under Bill Parcells before becoming the head coach of the Cleveland Browns in 1991. He was named head coach of the New York Jets in 2000, but resigned after only (*) one day ​ to accept the head coaching job for the New England Patriots. For 10 points, name this current Patriots coach who has led them to four Super Bowl championships and also been part of NFL scandals such as Spygate and Deflategate. ANSWER: Bill Belichick ​

Bonus: Name these music videos that went viral for the wrong reasons, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This Rick Astley song became a popular fake out joke where it would replace another video. ANSWER: “Never Gonna Give You Up” ​ ​ [10] This Rebecca Black song is famous for being completely terrible. Identify this song in which she debates where in a car to sit. ANSWER: “Friday” ​ [10] This song, besides being poorly written and sung, was also accused of racial insensitivity. A bizarre rap interlude with a man in a panda suit punctuates this song about lo mein. ANSWER: “Chinese Food” ​ ​

6. This youthful hip-hop collective includes non-musical members such as Taco and Jasper, featured on the ​ Adult Swim show Loiter Squad, as well as musical members such as Domo Genesis, Hodgy Beats, and Frank Ocean. They are also responsible for the Free Earl campaign, for their then-missing member (*) Earl ​ Sweatshirt. This group is also associated with the GolfWang clothing line created by their founder and fellow rapper Tyler the Creator. For 10 points, identify this hip-hop collective formed in LA in 2007, whose name is a synonym for “strange destiny.” ANSWER: Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All [or OFWGKTA] ​ ​ ​ ​

Bonus: Name these women’s college basketball coaching legends, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This man coaches the women’s team at the University of Connecticut and also coached the United States women’s team to gold medals in the 2012 and 2016 Olympics. ANSWER: Geno Auriemma ​ [10] She won the most games in NCAA history with 1,098. She coached the University of Tennessee from 1974-2012 and won 8 NCAA championships. She died at age 64 in June of 2016. ANSWER: Pat Summitt ​ [10] This woman coached the U.S. women to gold at the 2004 Olympics and was only the fourth women’s college basketball coach to reach 900 wins. She had successful stints with Cheyney State and Iowa before taking over her current position as head coach of Rutgers in 1995. ANSWER: C. Vivian Stringer ​

7. A psychological effect named for this game occurs when a person has spent so much time playing a video ​ game or other activity that it begins to pattern that person’s thoughts and mental images in everyday life. Though not Snake or Pong, an easter egg in Mac Terminal allows users to play a version of this game after ​ ​ ​ ​ typing “emacs,” the escape key, and the letter “x.” This game was originally created on the (*) Soviet ​ computer Electronika 60 using only text characters, and in many offshoots of this game, bombs are added which destroy surrounding blocks when a line is completed. For 10 points, identify this game in which the player rotates and drops shapes each consisting of four blocks in an effort to keep the board clear line-by-line. ANSWER: Tetris ​

Bonus: Name these members of the 1927 Murderer’s Row Yankees lineup, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This man played first base for the 1927 Yankees and led the team with 173 RBI. His name became immortalized when he retired early due to the titular neuromuscular disorder also known as ALS. ANSWER: Lou Gehrig ​ [10] This second baseman for the 1927 Yankees was inducted into the baseball hall of fame by the veterans committee in 1991. His nickname was “Poosh ‘Em Up” from an Italian mistranslation. ANSWER: Tony Lazzeri ​ [10] This man hit 714 career home runs including hitting 60 of them during the 1927 season, a single season record which stood until 1961. He was the right fielder for the 1927 Yankees despite beginning his career as a pitcher with the Red Sox. ANSWER: George Herman “Babe” Ruth ​

8. A spinoff game in this series takes place in the dystopian future of 2007 and lets the player wield a weapon ​ named “Killstar.” An easter egg in multiple games in this series lets the player wait around at the beginning of the game, and the antagonists will (*) let the player go. A game in this series hired linguists to create a ​ ​ ​ proto-European language to make the game more authentic. That game also lets the player control animals. Other incarnations of this series have the player fighting against a dictator in the Himalayas and pirates in a Pacific Island. For 10 points, name this shooter game that takes the player to various exotic locations. ANSWER: Far Cry ​

Bonus: Identify the following directors who had cameos in their own films, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This film director’s cameos in 37 of his films have become a signature of his filmmaking. He often is a passerby carrying an instrument, as in Strangers on a Train and Vertigo. He also appeared briefly walking his own ​ ​ ​ ​ two terriers in the 1963 film The Birds. ​ ​ ANSWER: Alfred Hitchcock ​ [10] This African-American director appeared in many of his own films, from his debut in 1986 titled She’s Gotta ​ Have It to his later films Do the Right Thing and Malcolm X. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ANSWER: Shelton Jackson “Spike” Lee ​ [10] Though not a full cameo, this director appeared in his film Alien by wiggling his fingers in a pair of gloves to ​ ​ depict a facehugger alien within a translucent egg. ANSWER: Ridley Scott ​

9. This man attended Wake Forest University before being drafted fourth overall in the 2005 NBA Draft. He ​ has served as the president of the NBA Players’ Association since 2013 when he replaced Derek Fisher. This man began his career with the (*) New Orleans Hornets and has made 8 All-NBA teams and won 2 Olympic gold ​ medals. He was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers in 2011. For 10 points, name this point guard who is also known for starring in television ads for State Farm. ANSWER: Chris Paul ​

Bonus: Answer some questions about some musicians who recently passed away, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This Minnesota native is known for his song Purple Rain. ​ ​ ANSWER: Prince ​ [10] This English singer died of liver cancer and is known for his song Under Pressure. ​ ​ ANSWER: David Bowie ​ [10] This founding member of The Eagles who released his last solo album After Hours in 2012 died in January of ​ ​ 2016. ANSWER: Glenn Frey ​

10. This 1998 American sports comedy film follows the history of the titular sport. This movie features Trey ​ Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, as the main characters. The main characters create the titular sport after finding themselves outside (*) drinking beer and shooting hoops. This film was the only work ​ involving Parker and Stone that was not written, directed, or produced by them. For 10 points, name this film in which the main characters create a new sport that combines basketball and baseball. ANSWER: BASEketball ​

Bonus: Answer the following about a certain free-to-play first person shooter set in World War II , for 10 points ​ each: [10] This game has updates named after important military officers from the Second World War and features a real time strategy component along side the main “ground war.” ANSWER: Heroes and Generals ​ [10] In early versions of Heroes and Generals, these infantry vehicles that spawn around the maps were ​ ​ indestructible, which led to some hilarious scenarios where they could be used to block tanks. ANSWER: bicycles ​ [10] Reto-Moto, the developer of Heroes and Generals, is based in this European country which was invaded by its ​ ​ southern neighbor, Germany, during the Second World War. ANSWER: Denmark ​

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11. One notable use of this figure was by Katy Perry to describe her feelings about jet lag. This figure was ​ created by artist Matt Furie in a 2005 webcomic. A movie poster of The Expendables edited to feature this ​ ​ character was retweeted by Donald Trump. This figure's name was shouted at a political rally after the mention of the (*) “alt-right,” which led to it being labelled a white supremacist symbol. On the internet, people ​ have created “rare” varieties of this character in increasing numbers in order to “flood the market” and decrease their value. For 10 points, name this internet meme of a cartoon frog which is often seen on 4chan with the caption “feels good man.” ANSWER: Pepe the frog ​ ​

Bonus: Identify these fancy screens, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This technology allows for much higher resolution movies. Dome-shaped screens using this technology are common in museums. ANSWER: IMAX ​ [10] Nintendo first used this technology in the failed system Virtual Boy, but later developed a version of this for a handheld which does not require glasses. ANSWER: 3D ​ [10] This is the highest commercially-available resolution in screens. Cameras that can film at this resolution are expensive and uncommon. ANSWER: 8K ​

12. The Muppets have appeared on several episodes of this show and its How’d They Do That? segment, such ​ ​ ​ as when Kermit took the place of the host in April of 2006. Beginning in March of 2006, a special episode series subtitled “After the Storm” was introduced to help families in communities destroyed by (*) hurricanes. ​ This show’s host says such phrases as, “Let’s do it!”, “There’s only one thing left to say, welcome home,” and, “Bus driver, move that bus!” For 10 points, identify this ABC reality television show hosted by Ty Pennington in which a family with a need is given a week’s vacation, during which their house is demolished and rebuilt. ANSWER: Extreme Makeover: Home Edition [or Extreme Home Makeover] ​ ​ ​ ​

Bonus: Name these iconic romantic movies by their pair of lovers, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This film involves the romance between the businessman Edward and prostitute Vivian. ANSWER: Pretty Woman ​ [10] This film involves the romance between Baby and the forbidden lover Jack. ANSWER: Dirty Dancing ​ [10] This film involves the romance between the mill worker Noah and rich girl Allie. ANSWER: The Notebook ​

13. This 24-year-old star began his professional career with Santos in 2009. He won South American ​ Footballer of the Year in both 2011 and 2012. In 2013, he was transferred from Santos to (*) Barcelona, where ​ he currently teams with Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi. He came in third place for the Ballon d’Or in 2015. For 10 points, name this Brazilian soccer star who wears number 10 for the national team of Brazil and led them to their first ever Olympic soccer gold medal at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. ANSWER: Neymar da Silva Santos Junior ​ ​

Bonus: Name these tile-based games, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This Chinese game similar to rummy features tiles with numbers, flowers, seasons, dragons, or winds on them. It is distinct from the online solitaire version in which the tiles are arranged in a four-layer pattern and matched. ANSWER: Mahjong ​ [10] This game played with dominoes begins with a central “station,” from which each player has to build a chain of dominoes which are connected by matching the number of pips on sides that touch. ANSWER: Mexican Train ​ [10] This other domino game similar to Mexican Train also consists of building branches of dominoes, with the added rule that if a double is played, the players must form the titular formation in which three matching dominoes branch out from the double. ANSWER: Chickenfoot [or Chickie dominoes] ​ ​ ​ ​

14. An April Fool's Day prank on this platform involved the user's username being included in a fake news ​ story about a bank heist. It was joked that Will Ferrell was the “king” of this app and that he was served by a team of monkeys. This app experienced a decline in usership during “dislike nights” which led to the removal of the dislike button. The first (*) “featured” post on this app was a picture of a flying chainsaw. The "collective" ​ section is symbolized by an infinity sign and banned posts are "eaten by black holes" on this app. For 10 points, name this comedy app that allows users to share pictures, and more recently gifs and vines, with their subscribers. ANSWER: iFunny ​

Bonus: Name these modern country artists, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This country artist owns a hunting company called Buck Commander and is popular for his song “Big Green Tractor.” ANSWER: Jason Aldean ​ [10] This singer/songwriter has released 10 studio albums, wrote a book and is known for his songs “Whiskey Lullaby,” “She’s Everything,” and “Mud on the Tires.” ANSWER: Brad Paisley ​ [10] This female country singer was married to Blake Shelton before their 2015 divorce. She is known for her songs “Gunpowder and Lead,” “Mama’s Broken Heart” and “Little Red Wagon.” ANSWER: Miranda Lambert ​

15. There exists a twitter account that uploaded the entire script of this movie in 30 second clips. This film ​ features such hilarities as a showerhead set to “Lethal.” In one scene in this film, when a character is asked if he is a lawyer, he replies, “Ma'am, I was already a bloodsucking parasite. All I needed was a briefcase!” Freddy Benson (*) from iCarly is rumored to be the son of two characters in this movie, and a series of remixes ​ have been made on Youtube in which this movie is sped up over time or otherwise changed. For 10 points, name this comedy film produced by Jerry Seinfeld involving the titular creatures. ANSWER: The Bee Movie ​

Bonus: Name the following X-Men, for 10 points each: ​ [10] Seen in the movie Deadpool, this Russian mutant can summon metal armor. ​ ​ ANSWER: Colossus [or Piotr Nikolaievitch Rasputin] ​ ​ ​ ​ [10] The character is the sister of Colossus, a sorceress whose name represents her mystical powers. ANSWER: Magik [or Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina] ​ ​ ​ ​ [10] This character is Colossus’s partner in the Deadpool movie. ​ ​ ANSWER: Negasonic Teenage Warhead [or Ellie Phimister] ​ ​ ​ ​

16. This band won the the annual battle of the bands in Iceland, Musiktilraunir, in 2010. This Icelandic ​ group that formed in 2009 released their first album called (*) My Head is an Animal in 2011, which reached the ​ ​ number 1 position in charts worldwide. This band’s newest album Beneath the Skin was released in 2015 and ​ ​ includes their song Crystals. For 10 points, name this folk rock group famous for their songs Dirty Paws, King and ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Lionheart, and Little Talks. ​ ​ ANSWER: Of Monsters and Men ​

Bonus: Name these games with time travel as a plot element, for 10 points each: ​ [10] In this series, the protagonist uses a machine called the Animus to relive his ancestor’s life. ANSWER: Assassin's Creed ​ [10] In this classic SNES RPG, players use time portals to prevent an alien named Lavos from destroying the world in 1999. ANSWER: Chrono Trigger ​ [10] In this classic 3D title, players play as both the younger and the older version of the Hero of Hyrule; to switch, players must play the titular instrument. ANSWER: The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time ​ ​

17. As Addressed by her creator G. Willow Wilson, this 2013 addition to the Marvel Universe surprised many ​ comic writers with her success. She is New Jersey’s hero, and embodies the spirit of the Millennial generation. Kamala Khan is an inhuman getting her powers from the Terrigen Mist. She is also the first (*) Pakistani ​ American Muslim crime fighter. She uses the former secret Identity of her idol, Carol Danvers. For 10 points, name this Marvel superheroine who name suggests that she is the female counterpart to Captain Marvel. ANSWER: Ms. Marvel [or Kamala Khan before mention; do not accept Captain Marvel] ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Bonus: Answer some questions about a certain rapper, for 10 points each: ​ [10] This artist got into a twitter fight with Kanye West over a proposed album name. His most famous song is “Black and Yellow.” ANSWER: Wiz Khalifa ​ [10] “Black and Yellow” is a reference to the sports teams of this city, where Khalifa went to high school. All three major teams in this city share those colors. ANSWER: Pittsburgh ​ [10] “Black and Yellow” was on the album Rolling Papers, which is a reference to this drug that Ohio recently ​ ​ legalized for medical use. ANSWER: marijuana [or cannabis, weed, pot, grass, herb, blunt, maryjane, 420, skunk, broccoli, sinsemilla, ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ reefer, ganja, cheeba, baby bhang, dinkie dow, or, well, you get the point] ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

18. An urban legend of a secret character named “Sheng Long” comes from a translation error in this series. ​ This series’ most famous mechanic was originally a glitch. The original game in this series had only two playable characters, and their moves are identical. A (*) boxer in this series is renamed Balrog in international ​ releases due to the similarity of his name to a real boxer; that name, M. Bison, was given to a dictator instead. Other characters in this series include a yogi named Dhalsim and a Interpol agent named Chun-Li. For 10 points, name this fighting game series that lets the player use a Shoryuken and stars Ryu. ANSWER: Street Fighter ​

Bonus: Name the following Joss Whedon projects from before The Avengers, for 10 points each: ​ ​ ​ [10] A teenage girl makes new friends at Sunnydale High and protects the town from Demons and Vampires in this show. ANSWER: Buffy The Vampire Slayer ​ [10] Malcolm Reynolds pilots a crew of bandits on his spaceship in this space-western, named for the class of their ship Serenity. ANSWER: Firefly ​ [10] Written during the Writer’s Strike, Neil Patrick Harris in this musical comedy-drama plays the lead villain who has a PhD in Horribleness. ANSWER: Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog ​

19. One man in this musical holds a squeegee while repeatedly chanting “Honest living!” during the song ​ “Christmas Bells.” This musical won the Tony award for Best Musical in 1996. It also won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in the same year. (*) Idina Menzel was nominated for the Tony for Best Actress in a featured role in ​ this musical, playing a bisexual performance artist who dates Joanne Jefferson. The best known song in this musical includes the lyrics, “Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes;” that song is “Seasons of Love.” For 10 points, give this musical which also gives the name for a monthly payment for a temporary housing arrangement. ANSWER: Rent ​

Bonus: Answer some questions about a certain board game, for 10 points each: ​ [10] Time magazine has called this game “the biggest phenomenon in game history.” It was first conceived in 1979 ​ ​ when Chris Haney and Scott Abbott were missing a few Scrabble pieces and decided to make their own game, and ​ ​ in this game, players move around the board and answer questions. ANSWER: Trivial Pursuit ​ [10] In Trivial Pursuit, questions are split into six categories by color. This is the name given to the pink category in ​ ​ the original edition, which contains questions such as, “What year did Elvis Presley die?” ANSWER: Entertainment [he died in 1977, by the way] ​ ​ [10] This is the name of the second edition of Trivial Pursuit to be released. It features categories such as ​ ​ “Nicknames” and “Catch All,” and the Canadian version of this edition includes a “Hockey” category instead of “Basketball.” ANSWER: Trivial Pursuit: All-Star Sports Edition [prompt on sports] ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

20. This woman was named the Parade National High School Player of the Year in 2000. She has played for ​ Spartak Moscow and UMMC Ekaterinburg in the Russian Women’s Basketball Premier League during her American offseason from the WNBA. Under coach (*) Geno Auriemma, she won three consecutive NCAA ​ championships at the University of Connecticut and won the Naismith National Player of the Year in both 2003 and 2004 before being drafted by the Phoenix Mercury. She still plays with Phoenix and has been named All-WNBA ten times during her 11 seasons prior to this year. For 10 points, name this star guard for the United States women’s basketball team who recently won her fourth Olympic gold medal. ANSWER: Diana Taurasi ​

Bonus: Name these universities based on their famous athlete alumni, for 10 points each: ​ [10] Tony Romo, Sean Payton, Jimmy Garoppolo, and Mike Shanahan all played football at this midwestern university ANSWER: Eastern Illinois ​ [10] Ralph Sampson, Matt Schaub, Heath Miller, and Tiki Barber all played at this ACC school. ANSWER: University of Virginia ​ [10] Draymond Green, Magic Johnson, and Kirk Gibson played at this Big Ten school. ANSWER: Michigan State ​

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21. Predecessors to this game include a traditional game from Puerto Rico called Generala, an English game ​ called Cheerio, and a game named for the type of ship on which it was commonly played, whose name is similar to this game. Though not Settlers of Catan or Chinese Checkers, a free-for-all version of this game comes in a hexagonal box made to look like a 3D die, and that version for up to six players includes (*) 30 ​ dice. The scorecard for this game is divided into an upper section and a lower section, and it includes various poker-themed categories such as a Full House and a Three-Of-A-Kind, in which the score is given as the sum of all the dice rolled. For 10 points, name this game in which the titular concept occurs when all five dice are the same. ANSWER: Yahtzee ​