1 - In which city was the TV show “Cheers” set?
2 - Formerly named the Sarnia Braves, Sarnia’s AAA baseball team is now called the Sarnia what?
3 - “A long time ago in a galaxy far away” was the catchphrase for what movie?
4 - Sarnia Sting’s Ben Gaudreau played what position in helping Canada win gold recently at the U-18 World Hockey Championship?
5 - Taken from the French for “to do like the right hand”, what six letter word in English now means clever or skilled?
6 - Based on a Victor Hugo novel, in what musical do you hear the line, “If I die, let me die Let him live”?
7 - Colcannon is a traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes and what?
8 - ASICS Ltd, one of the leaders in the production of sports shoes and apparel, was founded in what country?
9 - Approximately how many seconds does it take an individual blood cell to make a complete circuit of the body?
a) 30 b) 60 c) 150
10 - The American travel writer Richard Halliburton paid a toll of 36 cents in 1928 to swim through which waterway?
- Tom St. Amand (Column 325)
ANSWERS: 1 – Boston; 2 – Brigade; 3 - Star Wars; 4 – Goaltender; 5 – Adroit; 6 - Les Miserables; 7 - Cabbage or Kale; 8 – Japan; 9 - b) 60 seconds; 10 - Panama Canal.