Greek Gods
He is the king of gods and ruler of Mount Olympus.
Zeus
This is where the Olympics were held this year.
Paris
This is the largest mammal on Earth.
Blue Whale
This holiday celebrates the birth of the Son of God.
Christmas
What is our Headmaster's name?
Jason Robinson
This Greek god represented fire and worked in a forge in a volcano.
Hephaestus
DOUBLE POINTS: This is what the Olympic Flag represents.
The 5 continents
This is the only mammal that flies.
Bat
This holiday, also known as the Festival of Lights, commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
Hannukah
How many service hours does a student need to graduate?
These twin gods represent the sun and moon.
Apollo and Artemis
This individual has the most gold medals of any athlete in the Olympics.
Michael Phelps
This is the only mammal that lays eggs.
Platypus
This is the only federal holiday dedicated to a President.
Washington's Birthday
What is the school phone number?
202-537-6435
This Greek god holds the sky up for eternity.
Atlas
This year was the year the first Ancient Olympics occured.
776 BC
This mammal has been mistaken for being the culprit at crime scenes due to its similar fingerprint to humans.
Koala
DOUBLE POINTS: This celebration is less commonly known as All Saints' Eve.
Halloween
Which Vice President of the United States graduated in 1965?
Al Gore
DOUBLE POINTS: This Greek goddess is associated with witchcraft, magic, and crossroads, and is often depicted with three faces.
Hecate
This country won the most medals in the first modern Olympics in 1896.
Greece
This mammal has the most teeth.
Dolphin
This European festival is descended from the Roman Maiouma.
May Day
This is the student-teacher ratio of St. Albans to the nearest whole number.