History
Identify the person described below:
(1887-1953) Member of the Sac and Fox Nation. First Native American to win an Olympic Gold for the United States - track and field. Also played football and baseball.
Jim Thorpe
.Where will the Summer Olympics be held in 2032?
Brisbane, Australia
What well-known writer also wrote under the pen names David Axton, Leonard Chris, Brian Coffey, Deanna Dwyer, K.R. Dwyer, John Hill, Leigh Nichols, Anthony North, Richard Paige, Owen West, and Aaron Wolfe?
Dean Koontz
What was the Capital of the Confederacy
Richmond
The year the PBA was founded.
1958
Identify the US President that fits the following statement, or led during the following event:
First attempt to kill a sitting President
Andrew Jackson
Where were the Winter Olympics held in 1928?
St. Moritz, Switzerland
"The Murders in the Rue Morgue" (1841)
Edger Allen Poe
Where did the Confederate Army Surrender?
A farmhouse in Appomattox, Virginia
This location is considered the origin of bowling.
Rome
What was the first country to allow women to vote
New Zealand
Where do the Toronto Blue Jays play their home games?
Rogers Centre
What is the more common pen name of the writer born Charles Lutwidge Dodgson?
Lewis Carrol
What does the U in U-boat stand for?
Unterseeboot
In this year bowling was invented.
3200 BCE
Which war is often called the forgotten war
Korean War
With a grandstand stretching over a mile, what Dubai racecourse is considered the longest structure on the planet?
Meydan
What Charles Dickens book features the following characters?
Montigue Tigg, Seth Pecksniff, and Tom Pinch
Martin Chuzzlewit
Who was the most famous pilot during WW1 who shot down 80 enemy planes?
Red Baron/ Manfred Von Richtofen
The amount of lanes the largest bowling center has.
141 Lanes
The Natural Bridge State Park was surveyed in the 18th century by which future president
George Washington
In 1919, what horse became the first to win all three legs of the Triple Crown?
Sir Barton
Identify the following fictional detective:
An elderly spinster who lives in the village of St. Mary Mead and acts as an amateur consulting detective, created by Agatha Christie, who first appeared the December 1927 "The Royal Magazine" story "The Tuesday Night Club".
Miss Marple
What was the longest battle of World War II?
The Battle of the Atlantic
This man discovered ancient bowling balls.
Sir Flinders Petrie