[10] Carr took a teaching position at the Ladies Art Club in this city in British Columbia. Her students disliked her smoking and cursing at them, and she left the position after a month. ANSWER: Vancouver [10] Carr was considered an honourary member of this set of Canadian artists, being told by Lawren Harris that "you are one of us." ANSWER: the Group of Seven [10] Carr's painting Big Raven was inspired by a carving she saw at Cumshewa on Moresby Island, populated by these indigenous people. These people's namesake Gwaii was formerly known as the Queen Charlotte Islands. ANSWER: the Haida

11. This author's first novella, "Anthem", involves a future where totalitarian collectivism has eliminated the concept of individuality. [10] For ten points, name this author and philosopher, who is likely much better-known for her later novels The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged. ANSWER: Ayn Rand [10] Rand is the founder of this movement of philosophy, which advocates atheism, individualism, and capitalism. ANSWER: Objectivism (accept Objectivist Philosophy) [10] This collection of Ayn Rand essays outlines the ethics of Objectivism, including her formulation of the non- aggression principle. Rand argued that this work’s titular concept was simply “concern with one’s own interests”. ANSWER: The Virtue of Selfishness: A New Concept of Egoism (accept TVOS)

12. Answer some questions about the sports league where athletes do twice the work for a fraction of the pay, the WNBA, for 10 points each: [10] This team won the 2014 WNBA championship over the Chicago Sky. Led by Candice Dupree and controversial star Brittney Griner, this team previously won titles in 2007 and 2009. ANSWER: Phoenix Mercury (accept either underlined part) [10] This woman, the 2014 WNBA Finals MVP, announced that she would sit out the 2015 WNBA season to earn more money in Russia. The 2009 league MVP and a 9 time All-WNBA First Team member, this point guard also led the USA to Olympic Basketball gold in 2004, 2008, and 2012. ANSWER: Diana Taurasi [pronounced taw-raw-see] [10] The US beat this country in the 2012 London Olympics Women’s Basketball Final. Players from this country who have played in the WNBA include Céline Dumerc and Sabrina Palie, and this country was upset by Serbia in the EuroBasket 2015 Final. ANSWER: France

13. In a notable article, this woman argued that CEO pay was largely a reflection of luck. For 10 points each, [10] Name this Belgian social and labor economist, whose work often examines the role government plays in the market. This woman won the 2012 Rosen Award for her examination of regulation hindering French job creation. ANSWER: Marianne Bertrand [10] Bertrand is a member of this school of neoclassical economics which generally promotes economic liberalism and free markets. Other members of this school include Gary Becker and Richard Posner. ANSWER: Chicago school of economics [10] This other Chicago school economist contended that the Great Depression was the fault of the Federal Reserve. She collaborated with Milton Friedman on A Monetary History of the United States. ANSWER: Anna Jacobson Schwartz

14. Answer the following questions about the human female reproductive system, for 10 points each. [10] The earliest differentiation of male and female systems occurs when, in females, the Wolffian duct degenerates and this other duct begins to develop into the female sex organs. ANSWER: Müllerian duct [10] This is the only organ in the human body with the explicit purpose of sexual pleasure. With over 8000 nerve endings- twice as many as the glans of the penis- it is often targeted in female genital mutilation. ANSWER: clitoris