FSS Newsletter :: February 2002

Trivia Challenge

This Month's Challenge

They hit number 1 in 1972 with their big hit “Too Late to Turn Back Now.”
Toys-R-Us is the number 2 retailer of toys in the U.S. behind only this store.
The International Olympic Committee only authorizes one other organization use of the word Olympic as part of their official name. What organization is it?
Speaking of the Olympics, this nation has dominated the Pairs Figure Skating event at the Winter Games winning every Gold Medal since 1964.
He recently made country music history by hitting number one with his song “Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning” before it was ever released on CD.
“With a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our futures and our sacred honor” is the last line to what famous document?
Having captured 8 Gold Medals in cross country skiing, this Norwegian is the most decorated Winter Olympian.
This fort is the largest infantry camp in the world.
What is the title of the theme song for The Flintstones cartoon series?
This animal is capable of drinking 30 gallons of water in ten minutes.
As of 2000 $165,235.58 is the largest toll ever paid to cross this; the smallest toll ever paid was 36 cents by swimmer Richard Halliburton in 1926.
In nearly continuous eruption since 1983, this is generally considered to be the world’s most active volcano.

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