1 – What word completes the title of Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir, Eat, Pray, _____?
2 – City council approved building a new fire hall on the site of what nearly 70-year-old fire hall?
3 – James Bond’s boss is referred to by what letter?
4 – What two city parks are under consideration for potential off-leash dog parks?
5 – In the world of entertainment, if a person earns an “EGOT”, he or she has won what four awards?
6 – Which type of dancing will debut as an Olympic sport in Paris in 2024? Breakdancing Clogging Highland Dancing
7 – In 1867, the Marquess of Queensbury Rules were introduced to regulate which combat sport?
8 – A pentadecagon has how many sides?
9 – “LV” appears on the luggage and watches of a company founded by what French designer?
10 – The Six Flags amusement parks were named after the six flags that flew over what U.S. state throughout its history?
– Tom St. Amand (Column #348)
ANSWERS: 1 – Love; 2 – Colborne Road Station; 3 – M; 4 – Heritage and Tecumseh parks; 5 – Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and a Tony; 6 – Breakdancing; 7 – Boxing; 8 – 15; 9 – Louis Vuitton; 10 – Texas.
