FSS Newsletter :: May 2003

Trivia Challenge

This Month's Challenge

1) Lenny Wilkins has won more games than any coach in NBA history, but can
you name the coach who has lost the most games in NBA history?

2) Speaking of sports, what major leaguer has crossed home plate more than
any other, thus making him the all-time leader in runs scored for Major
League Baseball?

3) 2002 Heisman Trophy winner Carson Palmer was recently drafted # 1 by the
Cincinnati Bengals. Can you name the only Heisman winner drafted number one to go on to win a Super Bowl in the NFL?

4) Enough of sports. When folded properly, the American Flag contains how
many folds?

5) "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty." is a famous quote by whom?

6) In the TV series, what was Kojak's trademark?

7) According the advertising slogan of yesteryear, what was „the San
Francisco treat?‰

8) What body part is as long as the distance from your elbow to your wrist?

9) In order, what are the five most popular ice cream flavors in America?

10) Which U.S. President came up with the controversial "14 points" plan?

11) He lent his talent to and provided the many voices for the Fat Albert cartoon show.

12) Gary Gilmore, a convicted murderer on Utah's death row, had the distinction of being the first to be executed after the ban on executions was lifted by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1977. How was he put to death?

13) Americans are often accused of being ignorant about Canada by Canadians, but of course we are not, all of us know the Prime Minister of Canada is?

14) Joseph Hazelwood was allegedly drinking instead of being at the
controls of what ship, which ran aground causing an environmental disaster?

Last Issue's Puzzle Solution
1) Your Lying Eyes
2) EuroDisney
3) Art Shell
4) Wal*Mart
5) Oprah Winfrey
6) Rick Rockwell
7) Bob Feller
8) Maine
9) Delaware
10) The Grand Floridian
11) Hershey PA.
12) He was Guillotined
13) Female