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100

Who is the current governor of the state of Pennsylvania?

Josh Shapiro

100

What year was Carnegie Mellon founded?

1900

100

What common resource was known for its local production in the 19th and 20th century?

Steel

100

How many Pennsylvania state parks are located in Allegheny County?

2

100

This Pittsburgh native was an American artist and a large contributor to the pop art movement, and has a Pittsburgh museum named in his honor.

Andy Warhol

200

Which of the Great Lakes is closest to Allegheny County?

Lake Erie

200

Computer Scientist Scott Fahlman created what famous pictorial representation in 1982?

The emoticon

200

What year was Allegheny County founded?

1788

200

How many PRT bus routes are there?

96

200

This Pittsburgh Native is an American singer famous for her four-octave vocal range, five Grammy wins, and for having over 100 million record sales worldwide. 

Christina Aguilera

300

Allegheny County is Pennsylvania's second most populous county. Which is the first?

Philadelphia County

300

What year was the university coined "Carnegie Mellon University"?

1967

300

The "March on Pittsburgh" a part of which historical protest?

The Whiskey Rebellion

300

Pittsburgh is known for its numerous amount of bridges. How many bridges are there total?

446

300

This Pittsburgh native was a beloved American television personality best known for his advocacy for the inherent worth of every individual.

Fred Rogers

400

Three major rivers intersect at Point State Park. Name TWO.

The Allegheny river, Monongahela river, and Ohio river

400

How many engineering departments does the College of Engineering offer?

7

400

"Wheat Fields After the Rain" is one of the most famous paintings currently located in Pittsburgh, which Post-Impressionist painter was it created by?

Vincent van Gogh

400

How many officially recognized neighborhoods does Pittsburgh have?

90

400

This Pittsburgh native was an American singer and dancer, most famously known for his roles in the films An American in Paris and Singin' In The Rain. 

Gene Kelly

500

Pennsylvania is one of the thirteen original American colonies. What was its ratification order?

2nd

500

Carnegie Mellon is one of the elected members of the Association of American Universities. How many members are there?

66

500

What nickname was Allegheny County known as in the 18th century for its large German population?

Deutschtown

500

How many square miles is the county?

745

500

This Pittsburgh native was an American sports player nicknamed "The King" who coined a popular non-alcoholic beverage.

Arnold Palmer