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What is the symbol of the summer Olympics?
Olympic rings
100
You need a bow and arrow for this Olympic sport.
Name the Sport.
Archery
100
What FOOD GROUP is the most popular for grilling?
Meat
100
What WAR was the battle fought?
Civil War
100
Who held the High grown during the Battle of Gettysburg?
The high ground held by the Union proved to be a significant advantage during the battle.
100
What was the Gettysburg address?
a speech
100
What show was Rhonda a spin off of?
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
100
Which Side or General attracted first at Gettysburg?
General Lee attacked first or the Confederate forces
200
How many rings are there?
5 Olympic rings
200
Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay made this sport famous. What was it?
Boxing
200
What are the two main typed of fuel used to grill?
Gas or charcoal
200
Gettysburg was the _______battle in American history and the worse on American Soil.
bloodist
200
What is the common foundation that helped and hindered the soldiers at Gettysburg?
rocks
200
Who gave the Gettysburg Address?
Abe Lincoln
200
How often was Rhonda supposed to appear on Mary Tyler Moore?
Rhoda Morgenstern was originally intended to be a one-time character.
200
What is the most popular veggie to grill in WI?
corn on the cob
300
What colors are they?
Bonus: name the order they go in. (Which colors go on top and bottom?)
300
Tiger Woods made this sport famous but did NOT participate in the Olympics.
Golf
300
What popular veggie should you NOT put on the grill?
Leafy greens
While grilled vegetables make a healthy, tasty addition to your outdoor feasts, avoid grilling leafy veggies. Greens such as spinach, kale and lettuce tend to have a high water content. Once these hit the hot grill, the heat will make it wilt or cause it to burn and fall apart
300
How many days did it last?
3 days
300
_ ___________is a low-lying land area that is saturated with water, either permanently or seasonally, and contains hydric soils and aquatic vegetation. Marshes, bogs, and swamps are typical
These can be found at Gettysburg
Wetlands
300
Where in WASHINGTON can you see the Gettysburg address?
notably on the walls of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington
In the Lincoln Bedroom at the White House
300
In what City did Rhonda Live?
New York City
300
I can be played on ice or in a field, and am in both Olympics. What am I?
Hockey
400
What burns from the beginning to the end of the summer Olympics?
Olympic torch
400
What sport is pictured here?
Fencing
400
Approximately how many American homes have grills?
about 70% give or take
400
Why was Gettysburg so important?
the deadliest battle and the turning point or the war
400
What river did General Lee have to cross to get back to safety after losing at Gettysburg?
Following the stunning defeat and incredible slaughter on the Gettysburg battlefield, Lee knew he had to move quickly to retreat more than fifty miles back through Pennsylvania and Maryland, and cross the rain-swollen Potomac River to reach sanctuary in Virginia
400
How long did the Gettysburg Address last?
Bonus: how many words was it?
Lincoln's speech lasted only two minutes, and contained only 272 words
400
Why was the show groundbreaking?
The show was groundbreaking for its time, as it portrayed a single, independent woman living on her own in New York City.
400
How many countries participated in the first Olympic games?
The first Summer Olympic Games had just 14 participating countries
Teams from 11 European countries originally joined those of Australia, Chile, and the USA at the first host city, Athens. Now, more than 200 countries compete in the Olympics each year!
500
How is the Olympic torch carried?
mainly on foot by runners
500
This event is called equestrian. What is it?
Equestrian is a competitive riding event that has been part of the Olympic Games since 1900. It's one of the oldest Olympic disciplines and includes three events that test the rider's horsemanship and the horse and rider's ability to work togethe
500
What FRUIT can you used to clean your grill?
you can clean a grill with lemon The citric acid helps remove grease and food residue, so your barbecue will be as good as new.
500
What STATE is Gettysburg in?
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg is a borough and the county seat of Adams County in the U.S. state Pennsylvania
500
What was the name of the hill at Gettysburg that was held by Union Troops and was critical flank?
Culp's Hill, occupied by Union troops all three days of the battle, was the critical right flank of the Union defensive line at Gettysburg.
500
What did LINCLON call the Gettysburg Address?
President Abraham Lincoln didn't give the Gettysburg Address a specific name, but it's often called a "dedicatory remark".
500
In what show did Rhonda get married?
The Mary Tyler Moore show
500
Approximantly how many soldiers died at Gettysburg?
As many as 51,000 soldiers from both armies are killed, wounded, captured or missing in the three-day battle.
600
What is it called as the runners move the Olympic flame?
Torch relay
600
This sport requires one to preform 5 out to the 6 categories when preforming with some exceptions.
Bonus: name the six categories in which one can preform. (some use a platform to preform)
Diving
Forward, Back, Inward, Reverse, Twist, and Armstand.
600
What SHOULD you used to turn meat on the grill?
Bonus: WHY?
using a fork to turn meat is a common mistake when barbecuing? This makes small holes in the meat, releasing precious juices and drying out the meat. Instead, always use tongs, a spatula or other BBQ tools.
600
What did they do with the bodies of those who died at Gettysburg?
Thousands were buried on the battlefield in ad-hoc mass graves. The corpses were later exhumed, and Union soldiers reburied in the National Military Park Cemetery.
The corpses of more than 3,000 Confederate soldiers were left to rot where they fell, or shoveled over into mass, shallow graves.
600
What was the Devils Den at Gettysburg?
Devil’s Den is the name given to a ridge strewn with large boulders south of the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and about 500 yards west of Little Round Top on the Battle Of Gettysburg battlefield.
600
How long did it take Lincoln to write the Gettysburg Address?
a few weeks the exact number is debated
600
What was Rhonda's son name?
Donny
600
What US state has the longest name?
The country's smallest state has the longest official name: "State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations."
700
WHERE is the Olympic torch lit every year?
A few months before the opening of the Olympic Games, a flame is lit at Olympia, in Greece. The location recalls the link between the Ancient Olympic Games and their modern counterpart.
700
________ is a Japanese martial art that has been an Olympic sport since 1964 for men and 1992 for women.
Judo is a Japanese martial art that has been an Olympic sport since 1964 for men and 1992 for women. The goal of judo is to throw an opponent to the ground, immobilize them, or force them to submit. Judo competitions are divided into weight classes for both men and women, and matches can last up to four minutes.
700
What can you add to your charcoal to change the flavor?
adding wood chips to your charcoal will give your dishes a wonderful smoky flavor? These are available in oak, apple wood, cherry wood and lots of other all-natural woods. Experiment with different types to find your favorite.
700
What was Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg?
Pickett’s Charge was the climax of the Battle of Gettysburg (1863), and one of the most famous infantry attacks of the American Civil War (1861–1865). Lasting about an hour on the afternoon of July 3, 1863, it pitted 12,000 Confederates—including three brigades of Virginians under George E. Pickett—against half that number of Union troops.
700
What was the LITTLE hill that was crucial to the Union winning the Battle of Gettysburg?
Strategically, Little Round Top held the key to the developing battle. If the Southern troops could take and hold the hill, they could theoretically roll up the entire Union line. On the morning of July 2, Little Round Top proper held perhaps just a handful of Federal soldiers.
700
What does 4 score and 7 years ago?
87 years
700
Why was Rhoda late for her wedding?
Phyllis forgot to pick her up
Phyllis forgetting to pick up Rhoda for her wedding was a pivotal moment in the series. Fans highly anticipated the wedding episode, but the twist of Rhoda being late due to Phyllis's forgetfulness added a layer of drama and tension to the episode. The show was known for its realistic portrayal of everyday life, and this plot point added to that authenticity.
700
WHERE was the Union Army waiting for the Confederate Army in the North before Gettysburg?
Overwhelmed by the sheer size of the southern army, the Union was forced to retreat from Cashtown to Gettysburg and wait for more troops.
800
What does the IOC stand for in the Olympics?
International Olympic Committee
800
________ is a bat-and-ball team sport where the batting side tries to score as many runs as possible while the bowling side attempts to get batters out, also known as taking wickets, and restrict the flow or runs.
Cricket
800
What is the difference between BBQing and Grilling?
“The key difference between the two is that grilling cooks foods directly over the heat and barbecue uses the heat through convection of hot air,”
800
Who were the two generals who went head to head at the Battle of Gettysburg?
General George G. Meade for the Union
General Robert E Lee for the Confederacy
800
Where would you look for soldiers names on the battlefield, LEFT by the soldiers themselves?
If you know where to look, you’ll find names and regiment numbers carved into rocks. “A.L. Coble 1st NC REG.” is carved into a rock overlooking Spangler’s Meadow in the Culp’s Hill area.
800
On what DATE did Lincoln give the Gettysburg Address?
November 19, 1863
800
What kind of business is Joe in?
Wrecking is the process of demolishing a building or structure, often to make way for new construction. In the show, Joe runs a wrecking business, which involves tearing down buildings and structures. This type of business can be dangerous and requires specialized equipment and training.
800
What did the Confederate Army lack in the Civil War that gave the North a distinct advantage?
Throughout the Civil War, the Confederate Army suffered from a lack of topographical engineers, thus putting the north at an advantage.
900
WHO created the Olympic symbol?
Bonus: WHY did he design it as he did?
The Olympic symbol was designed to include everyone. The Olympic rings were first produced in 1913, from a design created by the Games’ modern founder – Baron Pierre de Coubertin! Their five colours (along with the white backdrop) reflect colours found on the flags of all participating nations, so everyone is represented. The overlaps also represent international cooperation, and the coming together of athletes from all over the world – cute!
900
What does one do in a Modern Pentathlon?
The Modern Pentathlon, introduced at the 5th Olympiad in Stockholm (SWE) in 1912, comprised the contemporary sports of pistol shooting, fencing, swimming, horse riding and running, and embraced the spirit of its ancient counterpart.
900
What is the most common mistake when grilling?
overhanding the food is what most chefs say is the most common mistake
900
What was grapeshot?
grapeshot a shell containing iron balls that flew apart when fired
900
How tall is the highest point of the battlefield?
The tallest point on the battlefield is Big Round Top at 794 feet.
900
What other famous phase was coined in the Gettysburg Address?
President Abraham Lincoln first said the phrase "government of the people, by the people, for the people" in his Gettysburg Address
900
What is the name of Rhoda's company?
In the show, Rhoda Morgenstern moves to New York City and starts her own window dressing business. The name of her company is a play on words, as it refers to both the physical windows she decorates and her own name.
900
Who was the other speaker at Gettysburg? How long did he talk?
Edward Everett is, perhaps, best remembered as the other person who spoke at Gettysburg, lecturing for two hours compared to Abraham Lincoln's brief, but much better-known two-minute address.