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What is the newest game to make an appearance in the Chicago office?
NBA Jam
The name Chicago was first recorded in 1688, where it appears as Chigagou, an Algonquian word meaning what?
Onion Field
This professional wrestler became the governor of Minnesota.
Jesse (The Body) Ventura
The famous beverage company is headquartered in Atlanta?
Coke
What’s the infamous haircut inspired by a “Must See TV” sitcom?
The "Rachel"
This Eleven is considered the most improved "Ping Pong" player by many?
Matt Vecchioni
Chicago was incorporated as a town in this year and as a city in this year.
1833, 1837
These 5 states border Minnesota
Iowa, Wisconsin, S. Dakota, N. Dakota, and Michigan (via the Lake Superior boundary)
The summer olympics were held in Georgia in this year?
1996
How many Americans tuned in to watch the O.J. Simpson trial verdict?
95 million
There are two Elevens that have taught in Japan. Who are they?
Jett, Bane
This famous type of pizza originated in Chicago
Deep Dish
Which Minnesota State Fair Food contains the most calories?
Fried candy bars
There are this many streets named Peachtree, including the main Peachtree artery that runs from downtown to the North.
71
What was the name of the Cory's best friend on Boy Meets World?
Shawn
This Eleven won a car on the Price is Right
Kevin Schaffer
This icon (most would call a genius) was born in the Hermosa neighborhood of Chicago in 1901. He studied drawing at Chicago’s McKinley High School and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Walt Disney
Which president gave one of his most famous speeches at the Minnesota State Fair?
Teddy Roosevelt, "Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick," 1901
This river dissects Atlanta
Chattahoochee
What is the name of Will's wealthy uncle in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air?"
Phil
This Eleven is employee #11
Monica M.
In the years before Lake Michigan was well-filtered, what did some unlucky Chicagoans find in their tap water?
Minnows
In 1988, Twin Cities-based Northwest Airlines was the first major airline to ban what?
Smoking
Atlanta resident, Margaret Mitchell, wrote this novel turned classic movie. (She had an ankle injury that kept her from walking and she was really bored.)
Margaret Mitchell
This handheld digital "pet" was one of the most popular toy fads of the late '90s.
Tamagotchi