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What is the name of the position on the forward line that is to the right?

What is right wing/right forward.

100
What are ESU's school colors?
What are red and black.
100
Where were the very first Olympics held?
Where is Greece.
100
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Who is Leonardo da Vinci.
100
In what city is the tallest building in the world?
What is Dubai.
200
Where did field hockey originate?
What is England.
200
What sport does Burgy's name spell?
What is Rugby.
200
What is the tradition that occurs before the opening ceremony?
What is the Torch Relay.
200
What is the name of the famous night scene painting by Vincent van Gogh?
What is The Starry Night.
200
What is the world's largest river by volume?
What is the Amazon River.
300
What is the penalty if the ball hits your foot when you are in the circle?
What is a corner.
300
Who is the president of ESU?
Who is President Dillman.
300
How many years are between the Summer and Winter Olympics?
What are 2 years.
300
What is Claude Monet's full name?
What is Oscar Claude Monet or Claude Oscar Monet
300
What is the world's longest river?
What is the Nile River.
400
How many people are on the field in overtime, including the goalie?
What is seven.
400
When was ESU founded?
What is 1893.
400
Every national flag contains at least one of the five colors represented in the Olympic rings. What are these colors?
What are red, green, blue, black, and yellow.
400
Who founded the Cubist movement?
Who is Pablo Picasso?
400
What is the most visited tourist attraction in the United States? (USA Today, May 5, 2009)
What is Times Square.
500
What position does Joanna Reckley play?
What is center mid.
500
What building is pictured on the bottom of ESU's homepage?
What is the recreation center.
500
What two events stopped the Olympics from being held in 1916, 1940, and 1944?
What are World War I and World War II.
500
Ansel Adams is best known for what kind of art?
What is photography.
500
Who's faces are on Mount Rushmore?
Who are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.