Climb on!
A ________ is when a climber descends the rock on a fixed rope
belay
Which group of 1800s pioneers is infamously known for resorting to cannibalism at their camp near Lake Tahoe?
Donner Party
What is considered the "Winnie the Pooh" of Japan?
Totoro
What is known as "the crookedest street in the world"?
Lombard Street
Style of climbing in which no fall protection, harnesses, or ropes are used. Typically from heights were a fall would surely be fatal.
free solo climbing
What is the circumference of Lake Tahoe?
72 miles
Which is the first anime film to win an American Academy Award?
Spirited Away (2001)
Which two senses are puppies born without?
Sight and hearing
The bear on California’s state flag is modeled after a California grizzly named Monarch, who was held at this famous park.
Golden Gate Park
What is the section of a climb between two belays and is usually about a ropes distance?
A pitch
Which famous New York City building could fit in the deepest part of Lake Tahoe?
Empire State Building
What large American animation studio does Miyazaki dislike?
Disney
Which dog breed is most popular in the White House, with 15 dogs of this breed having lived there?
Terrier
On a clear day, which islands can you see from San Francisco?
Farallon Islands
What style of climbing is limited to short climbs that is usually undertaken without a rope or safety equipment?
Bouldering
Which Oscar-winning Francis Ford Coppola film includes scenes from Lake Tahoe's Fleur du Lac estate?
The Godfather II
"Totoro" is the mispronunciation of the Japanese word for ______.
"troll"
Three dogs survived the sinking of this famous cruise ship.
Titanic
What is the nickname for the current Muni logo, originally debuted in 1975?
the "Worm"
Who was the first person to free solo climb El Capitan in Yosemite?
Alex Honnold
What name did pioneer, John C. Fremont, give Lake Tahoe originally?
Lake Bonpland
What is the number of times Miyazaki has "retired" from Studio Ghibli?
2
Which dog's sense of smell can be used as evidence in court?
Bloodhounds
Which group of Native American tribes inhabited the Bay Area before European colonization?
Ohlone