AMERICAN ISLANDS
BIOGRAPHIES
MINING
FOOD FACTS
FASHION DESIGNERS
100

To get there from Brooklyn or N.J. you can cross a bridge, but you have to take a ferry from Manhattan

Staten Island

100

His widow Pilar subtitled her book "My Life with the Duke"

John Wayne

100

The rock in which these are found is called blue ground, not Zales

diamond

100

Brioche, popular for continental breakfasts, is a type of this food

bread

100

Pierre Cardin's 1st boutique for women was called "Eve" & his men's store was named this

Adam

200

Some descendants of Jean Lafitte's pirate crew live on Grand Isle in this state

Louisiana

200

This star is the subject of Anne Edwards' "A Remarkable Woman" & Charles Higham's "Kate"

Katharine Hepburn

200

It's also called opencut mining & no, the machine operators don't take their clothes off

strip mining

200

The flippers of this marine reptile featured in soups are often eaten separately

a sea turtle

200

James Galanos designed the one-shouldered sheath she wore to her 1st presidential inaugural ball

Nancy Reagan

300

If you float down this North American river, you'll actually find about 1,500, not 1,000 islands


St. Lawrence River

300

Her daughter Gail wrote "The Hornes: An American Family"

Lena Horne

300

In the 1890s prospectors headed for the Klondike region in this country

Canada

300

A famous Italian meat sauce is named for this "sausage" city

Bologna

300

Oscar de la Renta was born in Santo Domingo in this country

the Dominican Republic

400

Theo. Roosevelt Island, a National Memorial, serves as a wildlife refuge in this river


the Potomac

400

While "King Cohn" was about movie mogul Harry Cohn, "Citizen Cohn" is about this man

Roy Cohn

400

In 1935 it didn't dig the AFL, so it joined the CIO, & in 1942 it tunneled out of that group

United Mine Workers

400

In Jewish cooking, "latkes" commonly enjoyed on Hanukkah, are these

potato pancakes

400

A former President of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, his initials are B.B.

Bill Blass

500

100 billion gallons of rain fall annually in the Caribbean National Forest, a.k.a. El Yunque, on this island


Puerto Rico

500

"The Rattigan Version" profiles this playwright who wrote "The Browning Version"

Terrence Rattigan

500

19th century English chemist Sir Humphrey Davy's contribution to mining was this invention

safety lamp

500

Creme d'ananas is a liqueur flavored with this fruit

pineapples

500

While "Coco" was her nickname, this was Chanel's real first name

Gabrielle

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