FSS Newsletter :: April 2002

Trivia Challenge

This Month's Challenge

1) This 1983 smash about obsession was number 1 on the American Top 40 chart for 8 weeks and is thought to be the most played song in the history of radio.

2) Speaking of the AT 40, Debby Boone’s 1977 hit You Light Up My Life holds the longevity records at number 1 of 10 weeks along with this Australian who “physicalled” her way to # 1 for 10 weeks in 1981.

3) The only survivor of all of General Custer’s forces at the Battle of Little Big Horn was Custer’s horse named what?

4) Columbus was not Ohio’s first state capital, it was actually in this city.

5) Dogs are known for their acute hearing but what dog breed has the best eyesight?

6) In 1994, what comedian became the first woman ever inducted into the Comedy Hall of Fame?

7) According to U.S. Trucker lingo, what are Green Stamps?

8) With 140 Skyscrapers (buildings taller than 500 feet), this city has by far the most in the world.

9) What is the average life span of a hurricane?

10) In a 1991 biography, what entertainer was quoted as saying “All entertainers are exhibitionist, admitted or not?”

11) A group of people hired specifically to applaud for an act or performer is known as this.

12) This Ivy League school was the one which coined the term “Campus” to describe its grounds.

13) How many points does Kermit The Frog have on his collar?

Last Month's Answers

1) Liberty Enlightening The
World

2) Violet

3) Traveller

4) Nelson

5) Sonny Bono

6) Moonstruck

7) Italy

8) You’ve Got Mail

9) Chicago Cubs

10) Check Luggage

11) 25 Cents

12) Minneapolis

13) Seasons