Chronicle Trivia
The Common Factor
Name the Fruit
The Best Pulitzer Prize Books
The Color of Money
100

Who was the Sioux Indian that defeated George Armstrong at the Battle of Little Bighorn

Crazy, an Oglala Sioux chief

100

What do stud, hoop, and clip have in common?

Jewelry 

100

Smaller and sweeter than a peach

Apricot

100

Narrators Stevens, who is a butler, reminisces on his life in an English stately home during WWII

The Remains of the Day

100

A term for a dollar bill

Greenback

200

Which US President mediated negotiations with the Japanese to end WWI

President Theodore Roosevelt

200

Green, Red, Bell

Edible peppers

200

This fruit makes guacamole

Avocado

200

Written by Shirley Ann Grau, this book delves into the complexities of race, family, and identity in the American South

The Keepers of the House

200

A veggie similar to scallions

Green Onion

300

What country is so efficient that only 1% of its garbage ends up goiong t a landfill

Sweden

300

Black, Red Cloud, Geronimo

Indian Leaders

300

Small, very sour, but good for making jelly


Crabapples

300

Written by Viet Thang Nguyen, this book reveals the complexities of identity, loyalty, and betrayal during the Viet Nam War

The Sympathizer

300

A good garendner is said to have. . 

green thumb

400

Who was the front man for the band Queen?

Freddie Mercury

400

Chicken, vegetable, wonton

all soups

400

Often sour but we like it for breakfast

grapefruit

400

Steven Millhauser wrote this novel about protagonist, for which the book is named, as he rises from a humble service to a wealthy hotel magnet in NYC. 

Martin Dressler

400

Where you practice short golf shots

the green

500

What theory is the expansion that moved all moving things away from each other in all directions equally?

Big Bang

500

throw, oriental, bearskin

floor coverings
500

A leaf mentioned in Genesis, first book in the Bible

Fig leaf

500

William Kennedy's novel tells the story of Francis Phelan, a former baseball player turned homeless and alcoholic. 

Ironweed

500

Home of the Packers

Green Bay

600

How established the holiday "Be Late for Something Day," which happens to be today?

The Procrastinator's Club of America

600

hiking, biking, swimming, camping, hang gliding

recreational pursuits

600

A tropical fruit that is yellowish-red, sweet, and spicy

Mango

600

Saul Bellow delves into the complexities of friendship, success, and the pursuit of meaning in his life.

Humboldt's Gift

600

A retailer who sells only fruits and veggies

Green Grocer

700

What word defines "to give support, confidence, or hope?"

Encourage

700

Sidewinder, cobra, water moccasin

snakes

700

Children sing and dance around it

Mulberry Bush

700

Colson Whitehead's thought provoking novel tells the story of two boys sentenced to a brutal reform school.

The Nickel Boys

700

A large Danish island

Greenland

800

Why did the Edsel fail to be a big seller for the Ford Motor Company?

It was considered too ugly, too expensive, ad overhyped.

800

Science Diet, Purina, Gravy Train

Critter Food

800

It's like a peach without the fuzz

Nectarine

800

Richard Powers wrote a novel about the profound impact of trees on our world and challenges our perspective on the environment.

The Overstory

800

Soilders from Vermont during the Revolutionary War

Green Mountain Boys

900

What year did Pontiac related t

1988

900

Monterrey, Vera Cruz, Tampico

South America

900

It can be green or black and has a pit

olives

900

Authors Edith Wharton and George Eliot teams up on this novel that explores the complexities of social conventions and the complexities of defying them.

The Age of Innocense 

900

Wood before it's seasoned

Green Lumber

1000

What was the name of the Apache Indian chief who surrendered to the US government after 30 years of trying to protect his tribe's homeland?

Geronimo

1000

Balls, salads, coins

you toss them

1000

A sweet fruit with a thick rind and many black seeds

Papaya

1000

Art Spiegelman wrote a graphic novel about the story of the Holocaust through the eyes of his father

Maus I: A Survivor's Tale

1000

An expression of you're pale of sickly in appearance

Green around the gills

1100

Who was the child Roman Emperor that historians deemed put an end of the Western Roman Empire in the year 476? His initials are R.A.

Romulus Augustus

1100

cubs, kittens, puppies, colts, fillies

baby animals

1100

The fruit that turns into that into a prune

Plums

1100

Robert A. Caro delves into the life and influence of urban planner Robert Moses. 

The Power Broker

1100

An international environmental group best known for its campaigns against whaling

Greenpeace

1200

Who played Ensign Nellie Forbush in the film South Pacific in 1958 and starred with Ethel Merman in "There's No Business like Show Business."

Mizi Gaynor

1200

Diamonds, Clubs, Spades

Card suits

1200
A red, thick skinned fruit that has many small seeds that stains your fingers and your clothes

pomegranate 

1200

Willa Cather tells the story of Claude Wheeler, a young man who feels trapped in his rural Nebraska life.

One of Ours

1200

US Army Special Forces

Green Berets

1300

Who became the next U.S. President after President William McKinley was shot in 1901?

Theodore Roosevelt

1300

pole, chain, rise

flag pole

1300

A citrus we like to juice and drink at breakfast

Orange

1300

Richard Russo paints a poignant portrait of a small, fading industrial town in Maine.

Empire Falls

1300

An unoccupied area surrounds a community

Greenbelt

1400

Where was the first Piggly Wiggly supermarket opened?

Memphis, TN in 1916

1400

roast, baste, bbq

cooking meat

1400

It's a white, sweet fruit with a green or yellow skins and bell shaped

pear

1400

Donna Tartt writes a gripping novel that follows the life of Theo Decker after a tragic event changes the course of the life of Theo Decker

The Goldfinch

1400

US aliens carry this so they can work temporarily in the US

Green card

1500

Which baseball play broke Lou Gehrig's record in 1995 playing his 2,131st consecutive baseball game?

Cal Ripkin Jr who played 2,632 games before his streak ended.

1500
Central Processing Unit, disk, keyboard
Computer 
1500

Resembles a lemon but it's green

limes

1500

Marilynne Robinson delves into the life of an aging preacher, John Ames, as he reflects on his life, faith, and family.

Gilead

1500

An inexperienced person

greenhorn