Sports
What beverage is traditionally chugged by winners of the Indianapolis 500
Milk
This singer, known as the "King of Pop", was from Gary.
Michael Jackson
During Greene County's Bicentennial in 2016, there was a parade with 20 torchbearers, including this Linton-Stockton employee.
Brian Oliver
What is Indiana's state bird?
Cardinal
What theme park began as Santa Claus Land?
Holiday World
What Boston Celtics legend who played for the team from 1979 to 1992 had a nickname that reflected his Indiana origins, "the Hick from French Lick"?
Larry Bird
A pair of IU alums founded a website called Audionet, which later became Broadcast.com, combining their love of audio broadcasting and Hoosier basketball. One of those Hoosier founders was what now-billionaire and notable "shark"?
Mark Cuban
This bridge, located in Greene County, is the third longest bridge of its kind in the world.
The Tulip Trestle, also known as the Viaduct
What is Indiana's state tree?
Tulip
What red haired doll was created in Indiana?
Raggedy Ann
What Indiana school has the most NCAA championships?
Indiana University. They have a total of 24 team championships:
Author John Green set his tearjerking 2012 best seller, "The Fault in Our Stars" in what Indiana city, which was is also his hometown?
Indianapolis
In 1990, this Greene County school built the world's largest yo-yo. It weighed 816 pounds.
Shakamak High School
What is Indiana's state flower?
Peony
This famous musician performed his last ever concert in the former Market Square Areana in Indianapolis in 1977. He died seven weeks after the show.
Elvis Presley
Although the Colts now play in Indianapolis, from 1953 to 1984 they were based in what East Coast city known for its horse breeding?
Baltimore
This legendary television host, comedian, and writer hosted late night talk shows for many years. He graduated from Ball State and spent summers in Linton visiting his grandmother who lived on Park Road.
David Letterman
Shakamak State Park is settled in three counties. What are they?
Greene, Clay, and Sullivan
What is Indiana's state rock?
Limestone
Created by the Root Glass Company in Terre Haute, the "perfect liquid wrapper" is how industrial designer Raymond Loewy described the iconic shape of what branded soda that was invented by in 1886 by a pharmacist in Atlanta?
Coca-Cola
Where in Indiana was the first professional baseball game played?
Fort Wayne on May 4, 1871
This Greene County native was a renowned singer, musician, and actor. He is known for voicing Baloo the bear in Disney's "The Jungle Book".
Phil Harris
What Greene County town was the center of population for the United States from 1930-1940?
Linton. There was a monument, which was made of coal, but it was stolen during the Great Depression.
What is Indiana's state pie?
Sugar cream
The largest non-governmental cemetery in the United States is located in Indianapolis. What is its name?
Crown Hill Cemetery