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Bits of History Questions & Answers for 2001
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There were 5 multiple answer questions and 3
single answer questions. Fourteen answers in all. Here they are. How many did you get?
Questions one through five.
Location |
Question |
Answer |
New York
sheet
single answer |
Nashville, Tennessee is famous for what Saturday night
music event? |
Grand Ole Opry. |
New York
sheet
multiple answer |
Can you name any two of its' many stars from
yesteryear? |
Minnie Pearl, Roy Acuff,
Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Ernest Tubb, Roy Rogers, Bob Wills
to name a few. |
North Carolina
sheet
multiple answer |
At least three bits of history are unique to Paducah,
Kentucky. Can you name one? |
Only major city in Kentucky with an Indian name. Once
the largest Nation of Indians in the USA. Named for Chief Paduke. |
Rhode Island
sheet
multiple answer |
Wyoming is home to two of the Nations' most scenic
National Parks. What are the park names? |
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. |
Rhode Island
sheet
multiple answer |
In one of the parks is a very famous natural hot
spring. What is it called and why? |
Old Faithful geyser. Because every hour for 5
minutes it hurls 15,000 gallons of hot water and steam as high as 200 feet. |
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Bits of History Questions & Answers for 2001
Questions six through eight.
Location |
Question |
Answer |
Vermont
sheet
single answer |
Auntie Em and Toto were two characters from what 1939
movie? |
The Wizard of Oz |
Vermont
sheet
single answer |
In what state did they live? |
Kansas |
Kentucky
sheet
multiple answer |
There are at least fourteen places in the United
States that you can fish in two states at once, but there is only one place where you can
fish in three states at once. What lake are you in and in what three states are you
fishing? |
In Lake Superoir north of the Apostle Islands National
Lakeshore in Wisconsin and east of Silver Bay, Minnesota where Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
Michigan meet. |
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