Trivia
Orchestra
Geography
Trivia
Michigan
100

Which ocean is the largest on Earth?

Pacific Ocean
100

Who composed the piece Finlandia

Jean Sibelius

100

Which mountain range begins in Canada and stretches all the way down to New Mexico?

The Rocky Mountains

100

Which animal baby can gain up to 260 pounds per day?

Blue Whale 

(Whale also accepted)

100

Name the first university established in Michigan.

The University of Michigan. 

Originally it was named Cathelepistemian and located in Detroit. The name was changed in 1821, and the university moved to Ann Arbor in 1841.

200

Which artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo

200

What year was Finlandia premiered?

1900

200

What is the capital city of Canada?

Ottawa in Ontario

200

What land animal has the most powerful bite?

Hippopotamus

200

Which US president was from Michigan?

President Gerald R. Ford was from Michigan.

300

What year did World War 2 end

1945

300

Who composed Hoe Down from Rodeo for Full Orchestra.

Aaron Copland

300

In which country would you find Angel Falls, the world’s tallest waterfall?

Venezuela

300

What is the closes living relative to the T-rex?

The chicken 


(If you said "birds", no points are reduced or added)

300

What is the state bird?

The robin is the Michigan state bird.

400

How many bones are in the adult human body?

206

400

What country was the composer Shostakovich from?

Soviet Russia

400

How many major islands make up the state of Hawaii?

8

400

What is the deadliest creature in the world?

Mosquito

400

What does the word Michigan mean? (In Native American)

Michigan is a Native American word meaning Great Water

500

Which 2 planets in our solar system do not have any moons?

Mercury and Venus

500

How many Symphonies did Beethoven compose?

9 Symphonies

500

What is the northernmost national capital city in the world?

Reykjavik, Iceland

500

Where on the body are a crab's taste buds?

Its toes

500

Name the Michigan-made beverage created in Detroit that was the first soda pop in the United States.

Vernors Ginger Ale was created in Detroit shortly after the Civil War.