Game 3, Round 10 -- Challenge Round

	A. NASA-Related Acronyms
	B. NHL History
	C. Spell that Latin
	D. Three-Headed Dogs
	E. Toronto Channel Changes
	F. Vice-Presidential Names

A. NASA-Related Acronyms

	A1. What does NASA stand for?  Exact answer required.

		National Aeronautics and Space Administration

	A2. When NASA was formed in 1958, it incorporated an existing
	    research organization with a similar acronym.  What was that?
	    Either spell the acronym or show off by giving the full name.

		NACA - National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics

B. NHL History

	(QM: accept either the city or the team name on these)

	B1. Which current NHL team was originally called the Cougars?

		Detroit Red Wings

	B2. Which current NHL team was originally called the Arenas?

		Toronto Maple Leafs

C. Spell that Latin

	These are spelling questions; you may want to have a pen and
	paper handy before hearing them.  (QM: allow both players to
	get them if they want)

	C1. If the time is 10 A.M., we must be in some other time zone.
	    But what does A.M. stand for?  Spell the answer.  You must
	    give both words exactly.

		ANTE MERIDIEM

	C2. R.I.P. may stand for "may he rest in peace" in English,
	    or what equivalent Latin phrase?  We're talking about the
	    singular form, and again we need the exact spelling of all
	    three words.

		REQUIESCAT IN PACE






D. Three-Headed Dogs

	D1. Name the three-headed dog that guarded the gates of Hell
	    in Greek mythology.

		Cerberus

	D2. Name the three-headed dog in the first Harry Potter novel.
	    It belonged to Hagrid and was guarding the closed corridor
	    where the title object was hidden.

		Fluffy

E. Toronto Channel Changes

	E1. These questions are asking about broadcast TV, not cable
	    channels.  Name the original channel number that CITY-TV
	    was broadcast on from 1972 to 1983, before moving to its
	    present channel 57.

		79

	E2. Name either of the two channel numbers used by CBLT before
	    it moved in 1972 to its present channel 5.

		9 (1952-60)
		6

F. Vice-Presidential Names

	F1. Who was the most recent US vice-president whose surname had
	    an odd number of letters?

		Walter Mondale
		(his president was Carter, 1977-81)

	F2. What is the only surname to have been shared by three
	    different US vice-presidents?

		Johnson
		(Richard, Andrew, Lyndon)