CISV History
CISV SF History
San Francisco
Geography
1950s
100

Who founded CISV? 


Doris Allen

100

How many CISV chapters are there in California?

1

100

What NBA team plays in San Francisco?


The Golden State Warriors

100

What is the southernmost continent?


Antartica

100

What piece of women's clothing, named after a dog, became popular in the 1950s?


Poodle Skirt

200

In what year was the first village hosted?

1951


200

In what year was CISV SF founded?

1981


200

This Fisherman’s Wharf pier attracts tourists and sea lions.


Pier 39

200

What is the world’s largest rainforest?


The Amazon Rainforest

200

What popular fast-food chain was founded by Ray Kroc in the 1950s?


McDonald’s

300

What was Doris Allen’s occupation?


Child psychologist

300

Who founded the SF chapter?

Vicki and Peter Tejada

300

This street cuts an east/west diagonal across the city and can be considered its main business street.


Market

300

In which ocean will you find the Falkland Islands?

Atlantic ocean

300

What popular toy building system was introduced in its modern form in 1958?


LEGO

400

What does CISV stand for?


Children’s International Summer Village

400

CISV SF was the first CISV chapter west of which river?


The Mississippi

400

What is the name of the man-made island that the Bay Bridge passes by on its way from San Francisco to Oakland?


Treasure Island

400

In which continent is Moldova?

Europe

400

What was the name of the first artificial satellite launched into space?


Sputnik

500

Doris Allen’s famous quote is:

The power of love is greater than the love of power.

500

Where did the two founders of the SF Chapter meet?

At a village in the Philippines

500

Which area was popular in the flower-power era of the 1960's?


Haight-Ashbury

500

How many countries are in North America?



23

500

Which famous song sung by Doris Day was introduced in the 1956 Hitchcock thriller, The Man Who Knew Too Much?



Que Sera Sera