Chicago Facts
Chicago is known for this food, specifically the "deep-dish" variety
Pizza
What is the name of the Dodgers' current home stadium?
Dodger Stadium
This store, known for selling tools, has over 2000 locations across the US
Home Depot
These two animals, conjoined at the waist, shared a Nickelodeon series together
CatDog
What is the name of the famous pink sand beach in the Bahamas?
Pink Sands Beach
What major body of water borders Chicago to the east?
Lake Michigan
What is the name of the Dodgers' spring training facility?
Camelback Ranch
Kevin McCallister is the left by himself over the holidays, and must defend himself against intruders in this Christmas classic
Home Alone
Billy and Mandy often went on adventures with this dreadful figure
The Grim Reaper
What three Zodiac signs occur during the Summer?
Cancer, Leo, and Virgo
Chicago's downtown area is nicknamed this, due to the elevated train tracks throughout the area
The Loop
Which former Dodger player's number 42 was retired across all MLB teams?
Jackie Robinson
In Baseball, hitting one of these is a rather impressive feat.
Home Run
In Dexter's Laboratory, Dexter has a sister he often screams at. Her name is...
DeeDee
What is the most commonly purchased food for grilling during summer months?
Hot Dogs
What year did the "Great Chicago Fire" occur?
1871
What year did the Dodgers move from Brooklyn to Los Angeles?
1958
This man is the father of Lisa, Maggie and Bart
Homer Simpson
In the film "The Jungle Book", this little boy befriends a bear named Baloo
Mowgli
In what year were the first modern Summer Olympic games held?
1896
What industry historically dominated the Union Stock Yards in Chicago?
The meatpacking industry
Who hit the walk-off home run in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series?
Kirk Gibson
In the TV series "The Boys", this character wears a red, white and blue costume.
Homelander
This cartoon dog, created in 1999, often interacts with mystical and supernatural creatures, even if they do scare him bit
Courage The Cowardly Dog
In what year did the Fourth of July become a holiday in the United States?
1870