UNC Charlotte
Founder of the University and where she is buried
Bonnie Cone, Botanical Gardens (Van Langingham Gardens)
What is North Carolina's State Bird?
Cardinal
The Main character in Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice"
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Bennet
The Unicorn is the official National Animal of what country?
Scotland!
What is the metal/hard plastic tip of a shoelace called?
Aglet
What are the two oldest buildings on the UNC Charlotte Campus?
Kennedy & Macy
Who is the controversial artist who created Chicago's "Bean" sculpture?
[Bonus for naming why this artist is controversial/the actual government name of the sculpture]
Anish Kapoor
What is the only country flag without the colors red, blue, or white?
How many faces does a dodecahedron have?
12
The first graduating class of the Levine Scholars Program graduated in what year?
2014
What kind of tree is this?
[Bonus: Where do the oldest of this species live in North Carolina?]
Bald Cypress
Last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
The Great Pyramid of Giza
Which country has the most lakes?
Canada [It has 60% of the World's lakes!]
What was the world's first artificial satellite named?
The name of this Art Piece [Hint: It shares a name with a scholar!]
What is Tori?
What is the world's deepest freshwater lake, and where is it located?
Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russia
What event in 1911 led to a boost in the Mona Lisa's popularity?
It was stolen by Vincenzo Peruggia, who justified his actions by claiming it should belong to Italy
What is the only country flag that is not rectangular in shape?
Nepal
What year did women's soccer become an official Olympic sport?
1996 [USA won 2-1 against China]
The year that UNC Charlotte joined the University of North Carolina System
[March 3rd] 1965
Which ocean predator existed before dinosaurs?
Sharks [First appeared 450 MYA, earliest dinosaurs appeared 250 MYA]
What city is this statue located in?
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Isthmus
Which symphony/symphonies did Beethoven compose while completely deaf?
His Ninth Symphony