Luckytrim
Grill Master
Trivia 5/23
DID YOU KNOW ...
A cyberchondriac is someone who scours the Internet looking for details of their illnesses.
1. What is the name of the very first Nuclear powered Aircraft Carrier in the U.S. Navy Fleet ?
2. Translate "café au lait" to English...
3. The Brussels sprout is closely related to all of the following vegetables except which one?
a. - Lettuce
b. - Kale
c. - Savoy cabbage
d. - Broccoli
4. Which of the following inventors is NOT correctly matched to his invention?
a. - Charles Strite - Pop-Up Toaster
b. - Charles Babbage - Computer
c. - Alva J. Fisher - Washing Machine
d. - Willis Carrier - Elevator
5. The chemical compound known as salt is made from which elements?
a. - NaCl
b. - ANCl
c. - N2Cl
d. - HMg
6. The Kentucky Derby, also called the "Run for the Roses", takes place at which racetrack?
7. What term describes a university course in which a professor delivers information to a large group of students, usually without much interaction?
8. In a chemistry laboratory setting, what material is most often used to make stirring rods?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The Erie Canal forms part of the St. Lawrence Seaway
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1. USS Enterprise
2. Coffee with milk
3. - a
4. - d
5. - a
6. Churchill Downs
7. lecture
8. Glass
CRAP !!
That would be the Welland Canal .
A feat ascribed to St Catharines businessman William Merritt, the Welland Canal was first opened in 1829 with a depth of under 2.5m (8ft). It has been improved and enlarged numerous times since then and now has depth of 8.2m (27ft). It was included as part of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1959, and consists of eight locks (one lift and one guard). It is a navigational canal of 43.5km (27 miles) in length, and manages to overcome a height difference of around 100m (328ft) between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
DID YOU KNOW ...
A cyberchondriac is someone who scours the Internet looking for details of their illnesses.
1. What is the name of the very first Nuclear powered Aircraft Carrier in the U.S. Navy Fleet ?
2. Translate "café au lait" to English...
3. The Brussels sprout is closely related to all of the following vegetables except which one?
a. - Lettuce
b. - Kale
c. - Savoy cabbage
d. - Broccoli
4. Which of the following inventors is NOT correctly matched to his invention?
a. - Charles Strite - Pop-Up Toaster
b. - Charles Babbage - Computer
c. - Alva J. Fisher - Washing Machine
d. - Willis Carrier - Elevator
5. The chemical compound known as salt is made from which elements?
a. - NaCl
b. - ANCl
c. - N2Cl
d. - HMg
6. The Kentucky Derby, also called the "Run for the Roses", takes place at which racetrack?
7. What term describes a university course in which a professor delivers information to a large group of students, usually without much interaction?
8. In a chemistry laboratory setting, what material is most often used to make stirring rods?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The Erie Canal forms part of the St. Lawrence Seaway
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. USS Enterprise
2. Coffee with milk
3. - a
4. - d
5. - a
6. Churchill Downs
7. lecture
8. Glass
CRAP !!
That would be the Welland Canal .
A feat ascribed to St Catharines businessman William Merritt, the Welland Canal was first opened in 1829 with a depth of under 2.5m (8ft). It has been improved and enlarged numerous times since then and now has depth of 8.2m (27ft). It was included as part of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1959, and consists of eight locks (one lift and one guard). It is a navigational canal of 43.5km (27 miles) in length, and manages to overcome a height difference of around 100m (328ft) between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
