FSS Newsletter :: April 2003

Trivia Challenge

This Month's Challenge

1) The Eagles are known as a Classic Rock band, but actually had two
singles make the Country Charts, with this song making it the highest,
topping out at # 8.

2) In 2002, this was the number one tourist attraction in Europe.

3) In 1989, he became the first African American to be named Head Coach of an NFL team, the same year in which he was inducted into the Pro football Hall of Fame.

4) This was named America's Most Admired Company for 2002 according to Fortune magazine.

5) Speaking of being admired, she was recently named „America's Favorite TV Personality for the third time.

6) Speaking of TV, in one of the first Reality TV shows, Darva Conger was chosen by this multi-millionaire to marry him.

7) This Baseball Hall of Famer is the only pitcher in Major League history to fire a no hitter on opening day.

8) This state produces 99% of all of the blueberries consumed in the United States.

9) Speaking of states, name the only U.S. state which has the distinction of having no national parks, historic sites, battlefield memorials or monuments.

10) If you are fortunate enough to be staying at Disney‚s flagship hotel inside Walt Disney World resort, you‚re staying here.

11) Speaking of tourist destinations, if you are in the Sweetest Place on Earth what American town are you in.

12) The "Reign of Terror" is associated with Robespierre. What ultimately happened to him?

13) According to a 2000 study by PC Data, does the preference to play on-line trivia games make you more likely to be male or female?

Last Issue's Puzzle Solution
1) Arlington National Cemetery
2) Reader‚s Digest
3) United States Naval Academy
4) Dennis Rodman & Carmen Electra
5) 15th
6) Cus D‚Amato
7) Faith Hill
8) Greg, Russ, Charlie & Ryan
9) Paul Lynde
10) Judy Garland
11) Fuzzy Zoeller
12) Mexico City