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=iQue Míngxīng Qí=
=Universal Fan Fest Nights=
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[[File:UFFN key art a.jpg|thumb|250px|Key art for the event]]
The title of this {{#if:{{{section|}}}|section|article}} is official, but it comes from a '''non-English source'''. If an [[MarioWiki:Naming#Acceptable sources for naming|acceptable]] English source is found, then the {{#if:{{{section|}}}|section|article}} should be {{#if:{{{section|}}}|changed|moved}} to its appropriate title.
'''Universal Fan Fest Nights''' is an event taking place at {{wp|Universal Studios Hollywood}} on select nights from April 25 to May 18, 2025. It is similar to Universal's {{wp|Universal Studios Hollywood#Halloween Horror Nights|Halloween Horror Nights}} event, but is instead themed around various licenses that the theme park holds. At [[Super Nintendo World]], some [[Yoshi]]-themed experiences were set up for the event, including his introduction as a meet-and-greet character.
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[[File:iQMQ Box.jpg|thumb|Box art]]
'''iQue Míngxīng Qí''' is a board game published by [[iQue]] in China. The game is mostly themed around ''[[Paper Mario]]'', but it also includes elements from other games in the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]], including some gameplay mechanics from the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]]. Up to three players can play the game at once, with each player using character pieces of [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Bowser]].


==Gameplay==
==Super Nintendo World experiences==
The game's objective is to be the first to obtain a [[Power Star]], although the instructions state that players can decide how many Power Stars a player needs for the game to end. Before the game starts, each player takes 10 [[coin]]s, and an Item Card is placed on each shop space on the board; the first player passing a shop can pick that shop's Item Card. Additionally, a Star-picking stand is placed by rolling a die and placing the piece on the Star-picking stand location space with the number corresponding to the die. Lastly, sign pieces are placed at intersections in the path.


At the start of the game, each player rolls the die to determine how many spaces they move. Players can either gain or lose coins or draw a card depending on which space they land. After a player uses a card, it is placed back under the card pile; if the card applies on the next round, it is placed under the player's character piece until the card takes effect, after which it is normally placed under the card pile. When players encounter an intersection in the path, they have to follow the direction indicated on the sign, or they can pay five coins to change the sign's direction. Players can buy Item Cards by passing at shops, but they can only hold at most two Item Cards at a time. When a player passes by the Star-picking stand, they can obtain a Power Star by exchanging 20 coins for it.
https://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/hhn/en/us/things-to-do/entertainment/ffn-super-nintendo-world


==Board==
https://www.insideuniversal.net/2025/01/a-sneak-preview-of-universal-fan-fest-nights-at-universal-studios-hollywood/
The game board is similar to the [[Board (Mario Party series)|boards]] from the ''Mario Party'' series. The board's background depicts locations from ''Paper Mario'', including [[Mario Bros.' House|Mario's House]], [[Toad Town]], [[Goomba Village (location)|Goomba Village]], and [[Koopa Village]]. The board has the following spaces:
{|class="wikitable"
!Image
!Name
!Description
!Number of spaces
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Green Square.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|绿色方块<br>Green Square
|The player gains three coins.
|style=text-align:center|25
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Red Square.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|红色方块<br>Red Square
|The player loses one coin.
|style=text-align:center|11
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Mushroom Pattern.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|蘑菇图案<br>Mushroom Pattern
|The player draws a Lucky Card.
|style=text-align:center|5
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Bowser Pattern.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|酷霸王图案<br>Bowser Pattern
|The player draws a Fate Card.
|style=text-align:center|5
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Question Mark Pattern.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|问号图案<br>Question Mark Pattern
|The player draws a Chance Card.
|style=text-align:center|5
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Shop.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|商店<br>Shop
|The player can buy Item Cards by using coins.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Star-picking stand location.jpg|100px]]
|style=text-align:center|摘星台备选位置<br>Alternate location for the Star-picking stand
|If the Star-picking stand is on this space, the player can exchange 20 coins to obtain a Power Star. If there is no Star-picking stand, the space does nothing.
|style=text-align:center|6
|}


==Pieces and cards==
==Merchandise and food==
The following is all pieces and cards included in the game. All pieces are made of cardboard.
The following Yoshi-themed merchandise and food is sold during the event.
*3 figures ([[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Bowser]])
*2 Star-picking stands
*8 barricades
*2 dice
*6 signposts
*15 1 [[coin]] cards
*22 2 coins cards
*20 10 coins cards
*15 [[Power Star]] cards
*36 Item Cards (道具卡)
*20 Lucky Cards (幸运卡)
*20 Fate Cards (命运卡)
*20 Chance Cards (机会卡)


===Item Cards===
==Gallery==
{|class="wikitable"
<gallery>
!Image
UFFN key art b.jpg|Key art
!Name
UFFN SNW announcement.jpg|Image used for the announcement of the Super Nintendo World experiences
!Description
UFFN SNW artwork.jpg|Promotional artwork for the Super Nintendo World experiences
!Price
</gallery>
!Number of cards
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Item Mushroom.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|蘑菇<br>[[Mushroom]]
|The player can roll two dice at the same time, but cannot stop by a shop or the Star-picking stand. When passing by another player, they take 10 coins from them within one turn. The card uses artwork of the [[Golden Dash Mushroom|Super Mushroom]] from ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''.
|style=text-align:center|5 coins
|style=text-align:center|7
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Item Bricks.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|砖块<br>Bricks
|The player can place a barricade three spaces in front or behind them to block other players. The barricade disappears after blocking a player once, and it cannot be placed on occupied spaces.
|style=text-align:center|3 coins
|style=text-align:center|7
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Item Luigi's Courage.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|路易吉的胆子<br>[[Luigi]]'s Courage
|The player can use this card on themselves or others to turn back in a path. It cannot be used at intersections. The card uses artwork of Luigi in his [[Space Land]] outfit from ''[[Mario Party 2]]''.
|style=text-align:center|5 coins
|style=text-align:center|7
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Item Chain Chomp.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|汪汪<br>[[Chain Chomp]]
|The player can use this card to reposition the Star-picking stand by rolling the die.
|style=text-align:center|8 coins
|style=text-align:center|8
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Item Boo.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|噓噓鬼<br>[[Boo]]
|The player can roll the die to steal from another player. If they roll 6, the player steals a Power Star or 20 coins. If they roll 5, the player steals an Item Card or 10 coins. If they roll 4 or lower, the player steals 5 coins. The player can only use this card if the target is within six spaces in front or behind.
|style=text-align:center|5 coins
|style=text-align:center|7
|}


===Lucky Cards===
=BYGGIS=
{|class="wikitable"
[[File:Byggis SMB ad.jpg|thumb|Magazine ad featuring all ''Super Mario Bros.'' sets]]
!Image
'''BYGGIS''' was a Swedish toy company that produced sets of buildable blocks. In 1992, a series of eight sets based on the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] were released in Europe, including one board game.
!Name
!Description
!Number of cards
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Double the Coins.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|金币翻倍<br>Double the Coins
|If the player gains coins on the next turn, the amount is doubled.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Unimpeded.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|畅通无阻<br>Unimpeded
|The player ignores barricades and signs on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Gold on the Ground.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|满地黄金<br>Gold on the Ground
|The player gains two coins for each space they travel on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Goombario's Charge.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|酷栗欧的冲击<br>[[Goombario]]'s Charge
|The player can choose to move one extra space on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Toad's Support.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|奇诺比奥的支援<br>[[Toad]]'s Support
|The player rolls the die and gains an amount of coins corresponding to double the die's number.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Lakitu's Help.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|朱盖木的帮助<br>[[Lakitu]]'s Help
|The player can move to any space at an intersection without triggering its effect.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Star Spirits' Prayer.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|星之魂的祈祷<br>[[Star Spirits]]' Prayer
|The player will not suffer any losses on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Windfall.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|飞来的横财<br>Windfall
|The player steals a certain number of coins from the other players, determined by rolling the die.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Lucky Protection of the Shell.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|龟壳的保护<br>Protection of the [[Green Shell|Shell]]
|The player will not lose any coins on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|3
|}


===Fate Cards===
==Gallery==
{|class="wikitable"
<gallery>
!Image
Byggis SMB 100 set.png|100
!Name
Byggis SMB 200 set.jpg|200
!Description
Byggis SMB Gameworld.png|Gameworld
!Number of cards
Byggis SMB Little Mario.jpg|Little Mario
|-
</gallery>
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Robber Bowser.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|强盗库霸王<br>Robber Bowser
|The player loses an amount of coins corresponding to double of the rolled die's number.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Outdoor Prison.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|露天监狱<br>Outdoor Prison
|The player rests on the landed space until they roll a 6. If the player rolls a 4 or 5, they gain one coin from each player, while they lose two coins instead if they roll any other number.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Koopa Troopa Affection.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|喏库喏库的眷恋<br>[[Koopa Troopa]] Affection
|The player only moves by one space on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Feast of a Wasp Nest.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|马蜂窝的盛宴<br>Feast of a Wasp Nest
|The player loses one coin for each space they travel on the next turn. The card uses artwork of [[Beezley]]s from ''[[Wario Land 4]]''.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Kammy Koopa's Bricks.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|卡米巫婆的砖块<br>[[Kammy Koopa]]'s Bricks
|The player does not perform any actions on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Wario's Sudden Attack.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|瓦力欧的突袭<br>[[Wario]]'s Sudden Attack
|If the player loses coins on the next turn, the amount is doubled. The card uses artwork of [[Bat Wario]] from ''Wario Land 4''.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Keep Walking Forward.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|一直朝前走<br>Keep Walking Forward
|The player cannot stop by a shop or the Star-picking stand while moving on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Brick Festival.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|砖头的节日<br>Brick Festival
|All intersections are blocked on the next turn and the player has to turn back at them. Other players are not affected.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Fate Goomba Gambler.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|栗子赌徒<br>[[Goomba]] Gambler
|The player rolls the die twice. If the second number is bigger than the first, the player gains 6 coins. If the number is smaller, the player loses 10 coins.
|style=text-align:center|3
|}


===Chance Cards===
==See also==
{|class="wikitable"
*[[LEGO Super Mario|LEGO ''Super Mario'']]
!Image
!Name
!Description
!Number of cards
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Double Die.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|双骰子<br>Double Die
|The player can roll two dice on the next turn. This card can be stacked with the Mushroom Item Card.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Position Swap.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|位置互换<br>Position Swap
|The player swaps positions with another player.
|style=text-align:center|3
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Spring Tide of Groundhogs.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|土拨鼠的大潮<br>Spring Tide of Groundhogs
|All signs are turned by one space to the right.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Coin Swap.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|金币互换<br>Coin Swap
|All players roll the die once, and the players with the highest and lowest numbers exchange coins. The die is rolled again if the numbers are the same.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Power Star Swap.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|力量之星互换<br>Power Star Swap
|All players roll the die once, and the players with the highest and lowest numbers exchange Power Stars. The die is rolled again if the numbers are the same. This card only applies during a game with multiple Power Stars.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Traffic Accident.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|交通事故<br>Traffic Accident
|All intersections are blocked and players have to turn back at them. Players with the Unimpeded Lucky Card can ignore this card.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Koopa Troopa Festival.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|喏库喏库的节日<br>Koopa Troopa Festival
|All players only move by one space on the next turn.
|style=text-align:center|2
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Wario's Gamble.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|瓦力欧的豪赌<br>Wario's Gamble
|All Green and Red Squares add or subtract double the amount of coins for one turn.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Luigi's Peace.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|路易吉的和平<br>Luigi's Peace
|All Red Squares are nullified for one turn.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Spring Imitation Show.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|弹簧模仿秀<br>[[Trampoline|Spring]] Imitation Show
|All players jump one space when moving for one turn. Shops, barricades, signs, and the Star-picking stand are ignored during this effect. The card uses artwork of [[Yoshi]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' edited to have him hold an {{wp|iQue Player}}.
|style=text-align:center|1
|-
|[[File:iQMQ Chance Groundhog.jpg|200px]]
|style=text-align:center|土拨鼠<br>Groundhog
|The player rolls the die to determine which sign to turn by one space to the right.
|style=text-align:center|5
|}


==Names in other languages==
{{Companies}}
{{foreign names|citations=n
[[:Category:Companies]]
|Chi=神游明星棋
|ChiR=Shényóu Míngxīng Qí
|ChiM=iQue All-Stars Board Game
}}


==External links==
=List of Arts, Sports & Leisure Mario Quiz Cards=
*[https://archive.org/details/iQuePMBoard iQue Míngxīng Qí on Internet Archive]
{{main|Mario Quiz Cards}}
[[File:Arts Sports and Leisure quiz card divider.png|thumb|Divider card]]
The following is a list of known [[Mario Quiz Cards]] in the Arts, Sports & Leisure category, ordered by card code. Correct answers are marked in '''bold'''.


{{Merchandise}}
[[:Category:Merchandise]]
=List of Mario Quiz Cards=
The following is an incomplete list of [[Mario Quiz Cards]] ordered by category. The card's code, which indicated the deck and card number and is located on the back of each card, is also listed. Correct answers are marked in bold.
==Arts, Sports & Leisure==
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{|class="wikitable" cellspacing=0 border=1 cellpadding=2 style="border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid black"
!text-align: center colspan="2" style="background-color:#ec1d49;color:white"|Image
!text-align: center colspan="2" style="background-color:#ec1d49;color:white"|Image
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#A kind of riding called "cabriole"
#A kind of riding called "cabriole"
|D3 054 10-17
|D3 054 10-17
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 11-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 11-14 Back.png|250px]]
|When did figure skating become part of the Olympic Games?
#'''1908'''
#1924
#1968
|D3 054 11-14
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 12-03.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 12-03 Back.png|250px]]
|Which is the world's most popular sport?
#Baseball
#'''Soccer'''
#Tennis
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 13-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 13-17 Back.png|250px]]
|Who wrote Don Quixote?
#Arthur Conan Doyle
#Hans Christian Andersen
#'''Miguel de Cervantes'''
|D3 054 13-17
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-18.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-18 Back.jpg|250px]]
|What is each 2- to 3-minute segment of a boxing match called?
#An inning
#'''A round'''
#A set
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-19.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-19 Back.jpg|250px]]
|When was Disney's Mickey Mouse created?
#1900
#'''1928'''
#1948
|D3 054 14-19
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-12.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-12 Back.jpg|250px]]
|When were the first teddy bears made?
#'''In the 1900s'''
#In the 1700s
#In the 1500s
|D3 054 15-12
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-18.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-18 Back.jpg|250px]]
|What is the object in a game of chess?
#To capture the most pieces
#To capture the opponent's queen
#'''To capture the opponent's king'''
|D3 054 15-18
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-11.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-11 Back.png|250px]]
|Which is a stamp collector?
#'''A philatclist'''
#A numismatic
#A kleptomaniac
|D3 054 17-11
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-13.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-13 Back.png|250px]]
|What is prestidigitation?
#A medical treatment
#'''Magic'''
#Musical ability
|D3 054 17-13
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-14 Back.png|250px]]
|Who wrote ''The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe''?
#'''Daniel Defoe'''
#A.A. Milne
#Dr. Seuss
|D3 054 17-14
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 18-19.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 18-19 Back.png|250px]]
|How many games of tennis are in a set?
#'''Six or more'''
#Three
#Five
|D3 054 18-19
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-14 Back.png|250px]]
|Who invented skiing?
#Eskimos
#'''Lapps'''
#Austrians
|D3 054 19-14
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-16.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-16 Back.png|250px]]
|What is a spelunker?
#Someone with a sneezing disorder
#A high diver
#'''A cave explorer'''
|D3 054 19-16
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-17 Back.png|250px]]
|Who wrote ''From the Earth to the Moon''?
#Stephen King
#'''Jules Verne'''
#Buzz Aldrin
|D3 054 19-17
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-13.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-13 Back.png|250px]]
|What are riders in thoroughbred horse races called?
#'''Jockeys'''
#Mushers
#Spelunkers
|D3 054 20-13
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-14 Back.png|250px]]
|To which musical instrument family does the clarinet belong?
#Brass
#'''Woodwind'''
#Percussion
|D3 054 20-14
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-03.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-03 Back.png|250px]]
|How fast does a parachute fall?
#About 10 miles (16 km) per hour
#'''About 20 miles (32 km) per hour'''
#About 40 miles (64 km) per hour
|D3 054 21-03
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-06.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-06 Back.png|250px]]
|How many keys are on a piano?
#66 keys
#77 keys
#'''88 keys'''
|D3 054 21-06
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-17 Back.png|250px]]
|In which sport would someone have a hammer lock on an opponent?
#'''Wrestling'''
#Boxing
#Tennis
|D3 054 21-17
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-14 Back.png|250px]]
|When was football invented?
#In the 1780s
#In the 1850s
#'''In the 1880s'''
|D3 054 22-14
|-
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-16.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-16 Back.png|250px]]
|Where was Mozart born?
#In Italy
#'''In Austria'''
#In France
|D3 054 22-16
|-
|[[File:Rock climbing quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Rock climbing quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Which are maneuvers in rock climbing?
#Boosting and swiveling
#'''Belaying and rappelling'''
#Cross-jabbing and locking
|D3 054 23-18
|-
|-
|[[File:Mountain climbing equipment quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Mountain climbing equipment quiz card.jpg|250px]]
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#Fulcrums and vaporizers
#Fulcrums and vaporizers
#'''Crampons and karabiners'''
#'''Crampons and karabiners'''
|D3 054 23-18
|D3 054 23-19
|-
|-
|[[File:Gothic architecture quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Gothic architecture quiz card.jpg|250px]]
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#'''Both'''
#'''Both'''
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|[[File:American dolls quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:American dolls quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What are the oldest American dolls?
#'''Kachina dolls'''
#Barbie dolls
#Cabbage Patch Kids
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|[[File:Figure skating Olympic Games quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:The Arabian Nights quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|style="text-align:center"|[[File:No image.png]]
|[[File:The Arabian Nights quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|When did figure skating become part of the Olympic Games?
|Who told the tales of ''The Arabian Nights''?
#'''1908'''
#Kermit the Frog
#1924
#'''Scheherazade'''
#1968
#Rapunzel
|style="text-align:center"|TBD
|D3 054 32-05
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|[[File:Martha Graham quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Martha Graham quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Who was Martha Graham?
#'''A famous dancer and choreographer'''
#A baker
#An inventor
|D3 054 33-06
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|[[File:Cubism quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Cubism quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Who invented Cubism?
#'''Pablo Picasso'''
#Sylvester Stallone
#Eli Whitney
|D3 054 33-07
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|[[File:Windsurfing quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Windsurfing quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What equipment is necessary for windsurfing?
#Boat
#'''Sailboat'''
#Snorkle
|D3 054 33-19
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|[[File:Oldest cave paintings quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Oldest cave paintings quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Where are the oldest known cave paintings?
#Michigan and Arkansas
#Korea and Japan
#'''France and Spain'''
|D3 054 34-09
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|[[File:Four Oscars quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Four Oscars quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Who was the first movie director to win four Oscars?
#John Wayne
#Francis Ford Coppola
#'''John Ford'''
|D3 054 34-15
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|[[File:Indianapolis 500 quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Indianapolis 500 quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is the Indianapolis 500?
#A sports car
#'''A car race'''
#A drink
|D3 054 34-16
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|[[File:Japanese wrestling quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Japanese wrestling quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is Japanese Wrestling called?
#Taekwondo
#Haikido
#'''Sumo'''
|D3 054 35-14
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|[[File:Kite invented quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Kite invented quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Where was the kite invented?
#France
#Canada
#'''Asia'''
|D3 054 35-20
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|[[File:Tom-tom quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Tom-tom quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is a tom-tom?
#'''A drum'''
#A candy bar
#An American Indian tool
|D3 054 37-17
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|[[File:John James Audubon quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:John James Audubon quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Who was John James Audubon?
#An Irish playwright
#'''An American naturalist, ornithologist, and artist'''
#The first man to reach the North Pole
|D3 054 38-14
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|[[File:Silent movie end quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Silent movie end quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|When was the end of the silent movie era?
#1896
#'''1927'''
#1965
|D3 054 38-15
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|[[File:Hennins bowlers boaters quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Hennins bowlers boaters quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What are hennins, bowlers, and boaters?
#Architectural ornaments
#'''Types of hats'''
#Early European flagships
|D3 054 39-07
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|[[File:Renaissance quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Renaissance quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|In what country did the Renaissance begin?
#France
#'''Italy'''
#England
|D3 054 41-14
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|[[File:Hang glider quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Hang glider quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is a hang glider?
#'''A huge passenger kite'''
#An early type of airplane
#A parachute
|D3 054 41-18
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|[[File:Kendo quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Kendo quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is the weapon used in kendo?
#Wooden sword
#Foil
#Staff
|D3 054 41-20
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|[[File:Karate quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Karate quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is Karate?
#A series of fierce screams used in combat
#'''A form of unarmed combat'''
#A kind of singing in public
|D3 054 42-06
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|[[File:Boy Scouts quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Boy Scouts quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|Who founded the boy scouts?
#'''Sir Robert Baden-Powell'''
#Theodore Roosevelt
#Roy Rogers
|D3 054 42-09
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|[[File:Science fiction quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Science fiction quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is Science Fiction?
#An electrical experiment
#'''A type of literature'''
#A race car
|D3 054 42-10
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|[[File:America's Cup quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:America's Cup quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|When was the first America's Cup boat race held?
#1751
#'''1851'''
#1951
|D3 054 43-10
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|[[File:America's Cup quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:America's Cup quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|When was the first America's Cup boat race held?
#1751
#'''1851'''
#1951
|D3 054 43-10
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|[[File:Flute quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Flute quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?<ref group=n>Even though the card's question asks about flutes, the artwork depicts [[Toad]] playing a {{wp|clarinet}}.</ref>
#Brass
#'''Woodwinds'''
#Percussion
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 44-15.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 44-15 Back.png|250px]]
|How many decks of cards are there in an ordinary deck of cards?
#24
#32
#'''52'''
|D3 054 44-15
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|[[File:Snorkeling quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Snorkeling quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What is snorkeling?
#Underwater hunting with spears
#'''Swimming with flippers, a mask, and a breathing tube'''
#A large, flat fish similar to a stingray
|D3 054 45-02
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|[[File:Sails quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Sails quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What are sails made of?
#'''Canvas'''
#Paper
#Silk
|D3 054 45-16
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|[[File:Sails quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:Sails quiz card back.jpg|250px]]
|What are sails made of?
#'''Canvas'''
#Paper
#Silk
|D3 054 45-16
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-06.png|250px]]
|[[File:Sherlock Holmes saying quiz card back.png|250px]]
|What is Sherlock Holmes' favorite saying?
#"Eureka!"
#"Exceptional!"
#'''"Elementary!"'''
|D3 054 48-06
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-09.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-09 Back.png|250px]]
|What is the longest foot race at the Olympics?
#'''Marathon'''
#Hundred-yard dash
#Relay race
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-10.png|250px]]
|[[File:Paris-Dakar quiz card back.png|250px]]
|What is the longest foot race at the Olympics?
#1911
#1953
#'''1979'''
|D3 054 48-10
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-15.png|250px]]
|[[File:Abstract art quiz card back.png|250px]]
|When was abstract art introduced?
#1850
#'''1910'''
#1980
|D3 054 48-15
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-19.png|250px]]
|[[File:Thoroughbred quiz card back.png|250px]]
|What is a thoroughbred?
#Bicycle with extra-thick tires
#'''Breed of horse'''
#Baseball mitt for left-handers
|D3 054 49-19
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-20.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-20 Back.png|250px]]
|What is rappelling?
#'''A mountain climbing technique'''
#Skydiving in pairs
#A kind of alpine skiing
|D3 054 49-20
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 52-19.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 52-19 Back.png|250px]]
|Who was Faust?
#'''German magician'''
#British scuba diver
#Russian tennis star
|D3 054 52-19
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-07.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-07 Back.png|250px]]
|Who was Pablo Picasso?
#'''A Spanish painter'''
#A Puerto Rican tennis player
#A Chilean cellist
|D3 054 56-07
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-09.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-09 Back.png|250px]]
|What are Flying Geese, Log Cabin, and Mrs. Cleveland's Choice?
#Song titles
#Folk dances
#'''Patchwork quilting patterns'''
|D3 054 56-09
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-17 Back.png|250px]]
|Who was Claude Monet?
#Captain of the Montreal Canadiens
#Haiti's first Olympic medalist
#'''A French Impressionist painter'''
|D3 054 56-17
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:Candlestick Park quiz card back.png|250px]]
|What happened at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, August 29, 1966?
#An earthquake destroyed the stadium
#The Giants won the World Series
#'''The Beatles performed their last concert'''
|D3 054 60-14
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-16.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-16 Back.png|250px]]
|What is a rhyme?
#An arrangement of flowers
#Tree fruit from New Zealand
#'''Two words that end with the same sound'''
|D3 054 60-16
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-17 Back.png|250px]]
|Where did the technique of painting frescoes originate?
#Egypt
#'''Italy'''
#Spain
|D3 054 60-17
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-07.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-07 Back.png|250px]]
|What does a gaffer on a movie set do?
#Helps actors rehearse their lines
#Organizes wardrobe and make-up
#'''Sets up lighting equipment'''
|D3 054 61-07
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-10.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-10 Back.png|250px]]
|Who were Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers?
#Famous nurses
#'''Mystery novelists'''
#Fashion designers
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-15.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-15 Back.png|250px]]
|Where did comic strips originate?
#Germany
#Japan
#'''United States'''
|D3 054 61-15
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-16.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-16 Back.png|250px]]
|What is Baroque?
#'''An artwork style of the 17th century'''
#Ancient Etruscan pottery
#Medieval Flemish tapestry
|D3 054 61-16
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-10.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-10 Back.png|250px]]
|Where does an orchestra sit in a theatre?
#In the balcony
#On the proscenium
#'''In a pit'''
|D3 054 62-10
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-11.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-11 Back.png|250px]]
|Which swimming stroke is the fastest?
#Backstroke
#Butterfly
#'''Crawl'''
|D3 054 62-11
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-18.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-18 Back.png|250px]]
|What position did Bobby Orr play for the Boston Bruins?
#Center
#'''Defense'''
#Goalie
|D3 054 62-18
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-14.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-14 Back.png|250px]]
|Why are strings the largest section of the orchestra?
#'''Their sound is so soft.'''
#They were Mozart's favorite instruments.
#Most classical music is written for strings.
|D3 054 63-14
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-15.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-15 Back.png|250px]]
|Which instrument is the ancestor of the harp?
#Lute
#'''Lyre'''
#Mandolin
|D3 054 63-15
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-17 Back.png|250px]]
|Where did jazz originate?
#Dallas
#Los Angeles
#'''New Orleans'''
|D3 054 63-17
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-05.jpg|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-05 Back.jpg|250px]]
|Which was a television western?
#'''Bonanza'''
#Hullabaloo
#Trapper John, M.D.
|D3 054 65-05
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-06.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-06 Back.png|250px]]
|What is a tracking shot in a movie?
#A scene shot on a moving train
#'''A technique in which the camera moves with the actors as they walk'''
#A scene used to establish a dramatic time
|D3 054 65-06
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-08.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-08 Back.png|250px]]
|Who invented the Frisbee?
#Dan Frisella
#'''Walter Morrison'''
#Andy Warhol
|D3 054 65-08
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-09.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-09 Back.png|250px]]
|Is cycling an Olympic Sport?
#No, bicycles are not permitted in the Olympics.
#'''Yes, there are several cycling events in the Olympics.'''
|D3 054 65-09
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-01.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-01 Back.png|250px]]
|What is pre-Columbian art?
#'''Ancient native art from the Americas'''
#Ceremonial masks made by ancient Greeks
#Seascapes painted by Christopher Columbus
|D3 054 67-01
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-05.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-05 Back.png|250px]]
|Where was the first Little League game played?
#Walla Walla, Washington
#Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
#'''Williamsport, Pennsylvania'''
|D3 054 67-05
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-17.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-17 Back.png|250px]]
|Where were roller skates invented?
#'''Belgium'''
#England
#Finland
|D3 054 67-17
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-18.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-18 Back.png|250px]]
|What is the Fosbury Flop?
#A two-point conversion play in football
#'''A high-jumping technique'''
#A defensive move in basketball
|D3 054 67-18
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-19.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-19 Back.png|250px]]
|Which is an Olympic track and field event?
#Ice Dancing
#'''Long Jump'''
#Pommel Horse
|D3 054 67-19
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-01.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-01 Back.png|250px]]
|In which sport do people ride on river rapids?
#Sculling
#Yachting
#'''Whitewater rafting'''
|D3 054 68-01
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-02.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-02 Back.png|250px]]
|What are "soft-shoe" and "buck and wing"?
#Airplane maneuvers
#Types of footwear
#'''Tap dancing styles'''
|D3 054 68-02
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-01.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-01 Back.png|250px]]
|What are most toy marbles made of?
#'''Glass'''
#Shell
#Wood
|D3 054 69-01
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-02.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-02 Back.png|250px]]
|Where was the first jigsaw puzzle made?
#United States
#'''England'''
#China
|D3 054 69-02
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-03.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-03 Back.png|250px]]
|Which deck of cards is used to tell fortunes?
#Pinochle
#Poker
#'''Tarot'''
|D3 054 69-03
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-04.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-04 Back.png|250px]]
|What do you need to play bridge?
#Ball
#Dice
#'''Playing cards'''
|D3 054 69-04
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-10.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-10 Back.png|250px]]
|Who was Elvis Presley?
#An Irish film director
#'''An American rock and roll singer'''
#An English distance runner
|D3 054 69-10
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-03.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-03 Back.png|250px]]
|Which is another name for the snare drum?
#Kettle drum
#'''Side drum'''
#Tom-tom
|D3 054 70-03
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-04.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-04 Back.png|250px]]
|Which are brass instruments?
#Clarinet, flute, and oboe
#Violin, cello, and bass
#'''Trombone, trumpet, and tuba'''
|D3 054 70-04
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-05.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-05 Back.png|250px]]
|What do athletes need for sculling?
#'''Boats'''
#Helmets
#Steel-toed shoes
|D3 054 70-05
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|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-16.png|250px]]
|[[File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-16 Back.png|250px]]
|What did Little Miss Muffet sit on?
#A buffet
#'''A tuffet'''
#A tussah
|D3 054 70-16
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|-
|[[File:Don Quixote quiz card.jpg|250px]]
|style="text-align:center"|[[File:No image.png]]
|Who wrote Don Quixote?
#Arthur Conan Doyle
#Hans Christian Andersen
#'''Miguel de Cervantes'''
|style="text-align:center"|TBD
|}
|}


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Universal Fan Fest Nights

Key art for Universal Fan Fest Nights
Key art for the event

Universal Fan Fest Nights is an event taking place at Universal Studios Hollywood on select nights from April 25 to May 18, 2025. It is similar to Universal's Halloween Horror Nights event, but is instead themed around various licenses that the theme park holds. At Super Nintendo World, some Yoshi-themed experiences were set up for the event, including his introduction as a meet-and-greet character.

Super Nintendo World experiences

https://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/hhn/en/us/things-to-do/entertainment/ffn-super-nintendo-world

https://www.insideuniversal.net/2025/01/a-sneak-preview-of-universal-fan-fest-nights-at-universal-studios-hollywood/

Merchandise and food

The following Yoshi-themed merchandise and food is sold during the event.

Gallery

  • Key art

    Key art

  • Image used for the announcement of the Super Nintendo World experiences

    Image used for the announcement of the Super Nintendo World experiences

  • Promotional artwork for the Super Nintendo World experiences

    Promotional artwork for the Super Nintendo World experiences

BYGGIS

Magazine ad featuring the Super Mario series of Byggis sets
Magazine ad featuring all Super Mario Bros. sets

BYGGIS was a Swedish toy company that produced sets of buildable blocks. In 1992, a series of eight sets based on the Super Mario franchise were released in Europe, including one board game.

Gallery

  • 100

    100

  • 200

    200

  • Gameworld

    Gameworld

  • Little Mario

    Little Mario

See also

[Edit]
Companies
Game companies Divisions and subsidiaries of Nintendo 1-UP Studio • iQue • Mario Club Co., Ltd. • Next Level Games • Nintendo • Nintendo Cube • †Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development • Nintendo Entertainment Planning and Development • †Nintendo Research & Development 1 • †Nintendo Research & Development 2 • †Nintendo Software Planning & Development • Nintendo Software Technology Corporation • †Nintendo System Development • Retro Studios • Treehouse
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Other companies Book publishers Archie Comics • Dark Horse Comics • Fleetway Publications • Guinness World Records • Prima Games • Scholastic • Shogakukan • Valiant Comics
Animation studios †DIC Entertainment • Hong Guang Animation (Su Zhou) • Illumination • †Medialab • Nelvana • †Pacific Rim Productions, Inc. • †Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd. • Sony Pictures
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List of Arts, Sports & Leisure Mario Quiz Cards

Main article: Mario Quiz Cards
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The following is a list of known Mario Quiz Cards in the Arts, Sports & Leisure category, ordered by card code. Correct answers are marked in bold.

Image Question Code
Front Back
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who invented the game of basketball?
  1. Abner Doubleday
  2. Mavin Hoopster
  3. James Naismith
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is Yoga?
  1. A method of healing mental illness
  2. A discipline for mastery of mind and body
  3. An African religion
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are the martial arts?
  1. Ice dancing and ballet
  2. Sculpting and pottery making
  3. Games involving battle and self-defense
 D2 491 04-19
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards To which musical-instrument family does the guitar belong?
  1. Woodwind
  2. Bass
  3. String
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What kinds of weapons are used in the sport of fencing?
  1. The saber, the dagger, and the sword
  2. The saber, the foil, and the sword
  3. The saber, the foil, and the épée
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are the three kinds of weightlifting moves?
  1. The snatch, discus, and pommel
  2. The snatch, vault, and hammerlock
  3. The snatch, clean-and-jerk, and military press
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What was the first big accomplishment in mountain climbing?
  1. The conquest of Mount Everest
  2. The conquest of Mont Blanc
  3. The conquest of K2
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What's the highest you can score in one bowling game?
  1. 150
  2. 300
  3. 350
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What's the world's most important bicycle race?
  1. The Tour de France
  2. The Indianapolis 500
  3. The Soap Box Derby
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards To which musical-instrument family does the gong belong?
  1. Percussion
  2. Bass
  3. Woodwind
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is "show jumping" at a horse show?
  1. A contest of obstacle jumping
  2. A test of schooling
  3. A kind of riding called "cabriole"
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 11-14.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 11-14 Back.png When did figure skating become part of the Olympic Games?
  1. 1908
  2. 1924
  3. 1968
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 12-03.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 12-03 Back.png Which is the world's most popular sport?
  1. Baseball
  2. Soccer
  3. Tennis
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 13-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 13-17 Back.png Who wrote Don Quixote?
  1. Arthur Conan Doyle
  2. Hans Christian Andersen
  3. Miguel de Cervantes
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-18.jpg File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-18 Back.jpg What is each 2- to 3-minute segment of a boxing match called?
  1. An inning
  2. A round
  3. A set
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-19.jpg File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-19 Back.jpg When was Disney's Mickey Mouse created?
  1. 1900
  2. 1928
  3. 1948
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-12.jpg File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-12 Back.jpg When were the first teddy bears made?
  1. In the 1900s
  2. In the 1700s
  3. In the 1500s
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-18.jpg File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-18 Back.jpg What is the object in a game of chess?
  1. To capture the most pieces
  2. To capture the opponent's queen
  3. To capture the opponent's king
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-11.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-11 Back.png Which is a stamp collector?
  1. A philatclist
  2. A numismatic
  3. A kleptomaniac
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-13.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-13 Back.png What is prestidigitation?
  1. A medical treatment
  2. Magic
  3. Musical ability
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-14.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-14 Back.png Who wrote The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe?
  1. Daniel Defoe
  2. A.A. Milne
  3. Dr. Seuss
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 18-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 18-19 Back.png How many games of tennis are in a set?
  1. Six or more
  2. Three
  3. Five
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-14.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-14 Back.png Who invented skiing?
  1. Eskimos
  2. Lapps
  3. Austrians
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-16 Back.png What is a spelunker?
  1. Someone with a sneezing disorder
  2. A high diver
  3. A cave explorer
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-17 Back.png Who wrote From the Earth to the Moon?
  1. Stephen King
  2. Jules Verne
  3. Buzz Aldrin
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-13.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-13 Back.png What are riders in thoroughbred horse races called?
  1. Jockeys
  2. Mushers
  3. Spelunkers
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-14.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-14 Back.png To which musical instrument family does the clarinet belong?
  1. Brass
  2. Woodwind
  3. Percussion
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-03.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-03 Back.png How fast does a parachute fall?
  1. About 10 miles (16 km) per hour
  2. About 20 miles (32 km) per hour
  3. About 40 miles (64 km) per hour
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-06.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-06 Back.png How many keys are on a piano?
  1. 66 keys
  2. 77 keys
  3. 88 keys
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-17 Back.png In which sport would someone have a hammer lock on an opponent?
  1. Wrestling
  2. Boxing
  3. Tennis
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-14.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-14 Back.png When was football invented?
  1. In the 1780s
  2. In the 1850s
  3. In the 1880s
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-16 Back.png Where was Mozart born?
  1. In Italy
  2. In Austria
  3. In France
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Which are maneuvers in rock climbing?
  1. Boosting and swiveling
  2. Belaying and rappelling
  3. Cross-jabbing and locking
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Which are pieces of mountain climbing equipment?
  1. Skivvies and fishers
  2. Fulcrums and vaporizers
  3. Crampons and karabiners
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Which is a characteristic of Gothic architecture?
  1. Pointed arches
  2. Flying buttresses
  3. Both
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are the oldest American dolls?
  1. Kachina dolls
  2. Barbie dolls
  3. Cabbage Patch Kids
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who wrote The Little Prince?
  1. Antoine de Saint-Exupery
  2. Niccolo Machiavelli
  3. Pat Conroy
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-12.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-12 Back.png Who was Johann Sebastian Bach?
  1. A great musical composer
  2. A great jazz musician
  3. A great rap artist
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-19 Back.png How many players are on a soccer team?
  1. 19 players
  2. 10 players
  3. 11 players
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-07.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-07 Back.png Which swimming stroke was first used in competition?
  1. Backstroke
  2. Breaststroke
  3. Sidestroke
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-08.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-08 Back.png How do you build a boat in a bottle?
  1. Build it inside by using very long tweezers to hold and place each part.
  2. Everything is assembled outside the bottle, then slipped in.
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-12.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-12 Back.png Who wrote Little Red Riding Hood?
  1. Walt Disney
  2. Richard Scarry
  3. No one knows for sure
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-16 Back.png Which is not part of a Christian church?
  1. Vestry or sacristy
  2. Nave
  3. Fortran
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-19 Back.png Who was Velázquez?
  1. A Spanish painter
  2. A Spanish bull fighter
  3. A Spanish musician
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-01.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-01 Back.png Who are Punch and Judy?
  1. X-Men cartoon characters
  2. Panda bears
  3. Puppet show characters
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-02.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-02 Back.png Who was Cyrano de Bergerac?
  1. A musketeer
  2. A writer
  3. A rock star
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who told the tales of The Arabian Nights?
  1. Kermit the Frog
  2. Scheherazade
  3. Rapunzel
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who was Martha Graham?
  1. A famous dancer and choreographer
  2. A baker
  3. An inventor
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who invented Cubism?
  1. Pablo Picasso
  2. Sylvester Stallone
  3. Eli Whitney
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What equipment is necessary for windsurfing?
  1. Boat
  2. Sailboat
  3. Snorkle
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Where are the oldest known cave paintings?
  1. Michigan and Arkansas
  2. Korea and Japan
  3. France and Spain
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who was the first movie director to win four Oscars?
  1. John Wayne
  2. Francis Ford Coppola
  3. John Ford
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is the Indianapolis 500?
  1. A sports car
  2. A car race
  3. A drink
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is Japanese Wrestling called?
  1. Taekwondo
  2. Haikido
  3. Sumo
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Where was the kite invented?
  1. France
  2. Canada
  3. Asia
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is a tom-tom?
  1. A drum
  2. A candy bar
  3. An American Indian tool
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who was John James Audubon?
  1. An Irish playwright
  2. An American naturalist, ornithologist, and artist
  3. The first man to reach the North Pole
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards When was the end of the silent movie era?
  1. 1896
  2. 1927
  3. 1965
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are hennins, bowlers, and boaters?
  1. Architectural ornaments
  2. Types of hats
  3. Early European flagships
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards In what country did the Renaissance begin?
  1. France
  2. Italy
  3. England
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is a hang glider?
  1. A huge passenger kite
  2. An early type of airplane
  3. A parachute
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is the weapon used in kendo?
  1. Wooden sword
  2. Foil
  3. Staff
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is Karate?
  1. A series of fierce screams used in combat
  2. A form of unarmed combat
  3. A kind of singing in public
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who founded the boy scouts?
  1. Sir Robert Baden-Powell
  2. Theodore Roosevelt
  3. Roy Rogers
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is Science Fiction?
  1. An electrical experiment
  2. A type of literature
  3. A race car
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards When was the first America's Cup boat race held?
  1. 1751
  2. 1851
  3. 1951
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards When was the first America's Cup boat race held?
  1. 1751
  2. 1851
  3. 1951
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong?[n 1]
  1. Brass
  2. Woodwinds
  3. Percussion
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 44-15.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 44-15 Back.png How many decks of cards are there in an ordinary deck of cards?
  1. 24
  2. 32
  3. 52
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is snorkeling?
  1. Underwater hunting with spears
  2. Swimming with flippers, a mask, and a breathing tube
  3. A large, flat fish similar to a stingray
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are sails made of?
  1. Canvas
  2. Paper
  3. Silk
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are sails made of?
  1. Canvas
  2. Paper
  3. Silk
 D3 054 45-16
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-06.png The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is Sherlock Holmes' favorite saying?
  1. "Eureka!"
  2. "Exceptional!"
  3. "Elementary!"
 D3 054 48-06
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-09.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-09 Back.png What is the longest foot race at the Olympics?
  1. Marathon
  2. Hundred-yard dash
  3. Relay race
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-10.png The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is the longest foot race at the Olympics?
  1. 1911
  2. 1953
  3. 1979
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-15.png The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards When was abstract art introduced?
  1. 1850
  2. 1910
  3. 1980
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-19.png The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is a thoroughbred?
  1. Bicycle with extra-thick tires
  2. Breed of horse
  3. Baseball mitt for left-handers
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-20.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-20 Back.png What is rappelling?
  1. A mountain climbing technique
  2. Skydiving in pairs
  3. A kind of alpine skiing
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 52-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 52-19 Back.png Who was Faust?
  1. German magician
  2. British scuba diver
  3. Russian tennis star
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-07.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-07 Back.png Who was Pablo Picasso?
  1. A Spanish painter
  2. A Puerto Rican tennis player
  3. A Chilean cellist
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-09.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-09 Back.png What are Flying Geese, Log Cabin, and Mrs. Cleveland's Choice?
  1. Song titles
  2. Folk dances
  3. Patchwork quilting patterns
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-17 Back.png Who was Claude Monet?
  1. Captain of the Montreal Canadiens
  2. Haiti's first Olympic medalist
  3. A French Impressionist painter
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-14.png The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What happened at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, August 29, 1966?
  1. An earthquake destroyed the stadium
  2. The Giants won the World Series
  3. The Beatles performed their last concert
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-16 Back.png What is a rhyme?
  1. An arrangement of flowers
  2. Tree fruit from New Zealand
  3. Two words that end with the same sound
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-17 Back.png Where did the technique of painting frescoes originate?
  1. Egypt
  2. Italy
  3. Spain
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-07.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-07 Back.png What does a gaffer on a movie set do?
  1. Helps actors rehearse their lines
  2. Organizes wardrobe and make-up
  3. Sets up lighting equipment
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-10.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-10 Back.png Who were Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers?
  1. Famous nurses
  2. Mystery novelists
  3. Fashion designers
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-15.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-15 Back.png Where did comic strips originate?
  1. Germany
  2. Japan
  3. United States
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-16 Back.png What is Baroque?
  1. An artwork style of the 17th century
  2. Ancient Etruscan pottery
  3. Medieval Flemish tapestry
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-10.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-10 Back.png Where does an orchestra sit in a theatre?
  1. In the balcony
  2. On the proscenium
  3. In a pit
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-11.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-11 Back.png Which swimming stroke is the fastest?
  1. Backstroke
  2. Butterfly
  3. Crawl
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-18.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-18 Back.png What position did Bobby Orr play for the Boston Bruins?
  1. Center
  2. Defense
  3. Goalie
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-14.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-14 Back.png Why are strings the largest section of the orchestra?
  1. Their sound is so soft.
  2. They were Mozart's favorite instruments.
  3. Most classical music is written for strings.
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-15.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-15 Back.png Which instrument is the ancestor of the harp?
  1. Lute
  2. Lyre
  3. Mandolin
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-17 Back.png Where did jazz originate?
  1. Dallas
  2. Los Angeles
  3. New Orleans
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-05.jpg File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-05 Back.jpg Which was a television western?
  1. Bonanza
  2. Hullabaloo
  3. Trapper John, M.D.
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-06.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-06 Back.png What is a tracking shot in a movie?
  1. A scene shot on a moving train
  2. A technique in which the camera moves with the actors as they walk
  3. A scene used to establish a dramatic time
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-08.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-08 Back.png Who invented the Frisbee?
  1. Dan Frisella
  2. Walter Morrison
  3. Andy Warhol
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-09.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-09 Back.png Is cycling an Olympic Sport?
  1. No, bicycles are not permitted in the Olympics.
  2. Yes, there are several cycling events in the Olympics.
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-01.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-01 Back.png What is pre-Columbian art?
  1. Ancient native art from the Americas
  2. Ceremonial masks made by ancient Greeks
  3. Seascapes painted by Christopher Columbus
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-05.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-05 Back.png Where was the first Little League game played?
  1. Walla Walla, Washington
  2. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
  3. Williamsport, Pennsylvania
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-17.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-17 Back.png Where were roller skates invented?
  1. Belgium
  2. England
  3. Finland
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-18.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-18 Back.png What is the Fosbury Flop?
  1. A two-point conversion play in football
  2. A high-jumping technique
  3. A defensive move in basketball
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-19 Back.png Which is an Olympic track and field event?
  1. Ice Dancing
  2. Long Jump
  3. Pommel Horse
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-01.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-01 Back.png In which sport do people ride on river rapids?
  1. Sculling
  2. Yachting
  3. Whitewater rafting
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-02.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-02 Back.png What are "soft-shoe" and "buck and wing"?
  1. Airplane maneuvers
  2. Types of footwear
  3. Tap dancing styles
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-01.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-01 Back.png What are most toy marbles made of?
  1. Glass
  2. Shell
  3. Wood
 D3 054 69-01
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-02.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-02 Back.png Where was the first jigsaw puzzle made?
  1. United States
  2. England
  3. China
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-03.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-03 Back.png Which deck of cards is used to tell fortunes?
  1. Pinochle
  2. Poker
  3. Tarot
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-04.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-04 Back.png What do you need to play bridge?
  1. Ball
  2. Dice
  3. Playing cards
 D3 054 69-04
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-10.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-10 Back.png Who was Elvis Presley?
  1. An Irish film director
  2. An American rock and roll singer
  3. An English distance runner
 D3 054 69-10
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-03.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-03 Back.png Which is another name for the snare drum?
  1. Kettle drum
  2. Side drum
  3. Tom-tom
 D3 054 70-03
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-04.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-04 Back.png Which are brass instruments?
  1. Clarinet, flute, and oboe
  2. Violin, cello, and bass
  3. Trombone, trumpet, and tuba
 D3 054 70-04
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-05.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-05 Back.png What do athletes need for sculling?
  1. Boats
  2. Helmets
  3. Steel-toed shoes
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-16 Back.png What did Little Miss Muffet sit on?
  1. A buffet
  2. A tuffet
  3. A tussah
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Footnotes

  1. ^ Even though the card's question asks about flutes, the artwork depicts Toad playing a clarinet.

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