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Enjoy the View... But Watch Your Back
100
This museum’s collections include more than 2 million objects and specimens documenting Alberta’s natural and cultural heritage.
Royal Alberta Museum
100
This infamous American serial killer confessed to murdering numerous young women in the 1970s and was known for his charm and ability to appear respectable, even representing himself in court.
Ted Bundy
100
These two predators wreacked havoc on a specific region of Kenya in 1898?
Lions of Tsavo
100
What are the 3 T's of chiropractic?
Trauma, Toxins and Thoughts
100
This ancient city was destroyed in AD 79 when Mount Vesuvius erupted, burying its streets, homes, and residents under volcanic ash.
Pompeii
100
Just eight days after marrying Cody Johnson, this newlywed claimed her husband had disappeared—but investigators eventually learned she had pushed him from a cliff in this National Park.
Glacier National Park
200
Named after an Edmonton businessman and conservationist, this nature centre focuses on environmental education and hands-on exploration.
John Janzen
200
Double Jeopardy!!
Play the clip
200
This specific animal (species and name) is considered the most prolific maneater in history?
The Champawat Tiger
200
How many thoracic vertebrae do you have?
12
200
What is the largest landmark (not by height but by size) in the world?
Great Pyramid of Cholula in Mexico
200
23-year-old Harry Walker, who came to this National Park from Alabama in 1972 and was killed by a grizzly just days after arriving. His death became part of the larger controversy over bear-management practices within the park and helped trigger a major legal battle.
Yellowstone National Park
300
With a name that suggests an abundance of food, this Edmonton farmers’ market is a favourite stop for local shoppers.
Bountiful Farmers Market
300
This California serial killer was unusually open with investigators and psychologists, providing detailed accounts of his crimes and participating in interviews while incarcerated. His insights helped form the BAU within the FBI.
Ed Kemper
300
This is the name of the orca that killed Dawn Bracheau at Seaworld
Tilicum
300
What is considered one of the first miracles of chiropractic?
A deaf man regained hearing
300
This ship set sail from England in 1620 carrying a group of religious separatists who would become some of the most famous settlers in early American history.
The Mayflower
300
The 2013 Rim Fire in this National Park sparked rumors of drug cartels, marijuana growers and even a DEA cover-up, but prosecutors ultimately accused a bow hunter of starting the massive blaze after lighting a campfire to heat a can of soup.
Yosemite
400
Its name might make you think of a fortress, but this Edmonton landmark is actually a major performing arts venue.
Citadel Theatre
400
In 1993, three teenagers were convicted of the murders of three young boys in West Memphis, Arkansas. The case became highly controversial, with questions surrounding the investigation, evidence, and convictions. What were the three convicted men collectively known as?
West Memphis Three
400
How many deaths resulted from the sinking of the USS Indianapolis - shark bites contributing to some of these? (Within 50*)
879
400
What do chiropractors correct/adjust in the spine?
Sublaxations
400
The Sphinx in Egypt is missing this feature of its body?
Nose
400
In 2018, hikers in this Florida area discovered the body of an unidentified man in a yellow tent. With no ID and a mysterious online presence, he became known by the nickname "Mostly Harmless" until investigators finally discovered his identity nearly two years later. 
Big Cypress National Preserve
500
This Edmonton coffee brand is known for roasting its own specialty beans and has locations including one on 76 Avenue.
Transcend
500
This 19th-century American con man and murderer became infamous for a Chicago building later dubbed his “Murder Castle,” although many of the sensational stories surrounding the building have since been disputed or exaggerated.
H.H. Holmes
500
This is Sarah's favourite episode series? Hint it's a three parter.
Night of the Grizzlies
500
What is the recommended average care plan to move someone from initial assessment to maintenance care?
36
500
The curse of King Tut began when the man responsible for the excavation team of his tomb died very quickly after excavation began. What was the actual cause of his death?
Mosquito bite (or potentially a razor cut) that led to blood poisoning.
500
During the late-1800s feather trade, plume hunters were decimating the wading birds of this National Park for fashionable hats and clothing. Guy Bradley, the game warden in this park dedicated himself to protecting the birds, ultimately being killed for the cause.
Everglades National Park