1 - What character in The Wizard of Oz sings, “If I only had a brain”?
2 - Sarnia born Mike Ward was an internationally renowned athlete in what sport before his untimely death in 1906 at the age of 21?
3 - What American state borders Lake Ontario to the south?
4 - Including the Howard Watson Trail, which is a linear park, and small parks classified as “parkettes,” how many parks are there within Sarnia’s borders?
50 - 75 76 - 100 101 - 125
5 - What mountain range is allegedly home to the Yeti or the Abominable Snowman?
6 - For 27 years, Sarnia’s Wilma McNeill has fought to have what day recognized as a statutory holiday?
7 - Ancient Romans referred to what country as “Caledonia”?
8 - Sarnians Donovan Woods and Maria Dunn are nominated for awards at what televised annual show in Ottawa in early April?
9 - And it wasn’t even homework: How was the first draft of the original manuscript of John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men destroyed?
10 - In the 19th century, the disease known as ‘consumption’ became known as what?
- Tom St. Amand
ANSWERS: 1 – Scarecrow; 2 - Boxing (Mike was the World Featherweight Champion); 3 - New York; 4 - 101 - 120 (110 parks); 5 – Himalayas; 6 -Remembrance Day; 7 – Scotland; 8 - Juno Awards; 9 - His dog ate it; 10 - Tuberculosis