Pasta Party
Paws & Claws
Out in the Wild
Enterprise 101
History Buffs
100
This stuffed pasta is traditionally filled with ingredients such as ricotta, spinach or meat.
What is ravioli?
100
This orange, lasagna-loving cat was created by Jim Davis in 1976.
Who is Garfield?
100
If you see this plant with three leaflets, the old saying "leaves of three, let it be" suggests you should avoid it.
What is poison ivy?
100
Enterprise's work centers on creating this type of housing for people with limited incomes.
What is affordable housing?
100
This is the name for the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
What is the Bill of Rights?
200
This tube-shaped pasta gets its name from the Italian word for “pen,” referring to its angled ends.
What is penne?
200
This cartoon dog is Mickey Mouse's loyal pet and is known for communicating through barks rather than words.
Who is Pluto?
200
In traditional fire-starting, this highly flammable material is used to catch the initial spark or flame before larger kindling is added.
What is tinder?
200
Enterprise was founded in this year.
What is 1982?
200
This 1803 agreement with France nearly doubled the size of the United States.
What is the Louisiana Purchase?
300
This Italian dish traditionally consists of rice slowly cooked with broth.
What is risotto?
300
This cat from Alice in Wonderland is famous for its mischievous grin and ability to disappear.
Who is the Cheshire Cat?
300
This animal which is North America's largest land mammal, is a massive grazer that resides across the Great Plains.
What is a bison?
300
Enterprise's founder, Jim Rouse, was also the developer behind this famous planned community in Maryland.
What is Columbia?
300
This amendment protects the right to bear arms.
What is the Second Amendment?
400
These soft Italian dumplings are traditionally made with potatoes, flour, and sometimes egg, and are often served with sauces like pesto or brown butter.
What is gnocchi?
400
This Saint Bernard became the star of a 1992 comedy about a lovable dog whose enormous size creates chaos for his family.
Who is Beethoven?
400
This small, spring-loaded metal clip is commonly used by campers and hikers to secure gear or attach equipment.
What is a carabiner?
400
In 1986, Enterprise helped create and advocate for this landmark federal affordable-housing financing tool, which has since helped finance millions of affordable homes nationwide.
What is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)?
400
He is the only U.S. president to have served more than two elected terms.
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?
500
This pasta shape, whose name means “little butterflies,” is commonly paired with creamy or chunky sauces because of its shape.
What is farfalle?
500
This swashbuckling feline first appeared in Shrek 2 before becoming the star of his own film franchise, famously sporting a wide-brimmed hat and wielding a sword.
Who is Puss in Boots?
500
In cold-weather camping, this material is often discouraged as a base layer because it absorbs moisture and dries slowly, potentially increasing heat loss.
What is cotton?
500
The 2026-2030 strategic plan aims create quality affordable homes for how many people and by when?
5 million people by 2030.
500
Before Washington D.C., this was the United State's first official capital.
What is New York City?