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The "Big House" is the nickname for this stadium.

What is Michigan Stadium?

200

This enchanting basketball player played for Michigan State in 1979, leading them to an NCAA championship. 

Who is Earvin "Magic" Johnson?

200

This man was recently beatified, honoring his role in America as a radio and television evangelist. 

Who is Bl. Fulton Sheen?

200

As in, updates and news. 

What is information?

200

Ann Arbor got its name from the vast amount of these. 

What are trees?

200

This singer of "Resect" gives her final public performance alongside Elton John in 2017. 

Who is Aretha Franklin?

400

The University of Michigan shares its 1997 national championship with this volleyball school. 

What is the University of Nebraska?

400

Michigan State University had six name changes before landing on MSU in 1964, but it was first known by this name before 1861. 

What is the Agricultural College of the State of Michigan?

400

Detroit is home to this man, a capuchin who was best known for serving others through counsel and miraculous prayers. 

Who is Bl. Solanus Casey?

400

You might find this at the front or back of a large hard cover book. 

What is an index?

400

The city is known for a number of these miniature entrances—Tinker Bell would be happy!

What are fairy doors?

400

A bomb exploded in this D.C building in 1983, but thankfully no one was injured.  

What is the U.S Capitol building?

600

The University of Michigan was founded in this city in 1817.

What is Detroit?

600

This house is home to the university president and is the oldest building on MSU campus. 

What is Cowles house?

600

He replaced Judas as one of the twelve apostles. 

Who is Matthias?

600

Not quite a toddler.

What is an infant?

600

There are 158 of these public places in Ann Arbor, much to the liking of various runners and dog owners. 

What are parks?

600

In 1820, this man was elected to his second presidential term. 

Who is James Monroe?

800

The University of Michigan has 29 varsity sports, though this BigTen University boasts an impressive 33 sports, the most of its conference. 

What is The Ohio State University?

800

This coach brought Michigan State consecutive national championships through heavily integrated teams in the 1960's

Who is Duffy Daughtery?

800

A cofounder of the University of Michigan, this man found his name on both an Ann Arbor high school and newman center. 

Who is Fr. Gabriel Richard?

800

You might plead this if you believe yourself to be wrongfully convicted. 

What is innocent?

800

This restaurant, visited by presidents and celebrities, is a famous stop in Kerrytown. 

What is Zingermann's?

800

In 680, Catholic leaders met in this city for an ecumenical council.

What is Constantinople?

1000

Michigan Stadium's official capacity is 107,601, holding an extra seat for this man, the famous University of Chicago coach whose name is on the BigTen Championship Trophy. 

Who is Amos Alonso Stagg?

1000

This colorful river runs through Sparty's campus.

What is Red Cedar River?

1000
She founded the Catholic Worker movement.

Who is Dorothy Day?

1000

This six-letter word is used to call upon something else—it also rhymes with a green and purple vegetable. 

What is invoke?

1000
During the summer, Ann Arbor hosts this colorful event, the largest of its kind in the country

What is the (Ann Arbor) Art Fair?

1000

The Chinese People's Republic is proclaimed by this leader in 1931.

Who is Mao Zedong?