The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 – What shoe company did Michael Jordan famously promote? 2 – The Sarnia Minor Athletic Association (SMAA) was founded in what year? (Hint: the same year that Hillary Clinton, Elton John, and David Letterman were born) 3 – What series of action film

1 – What shoe company did Michael Jordan famously promote?

2 – The Sarnia Minor Athletic Association (SMAA) was founded in what year? (Hint: the same year that Hillary Clinton, Elton John, and David Letterman were born)

3 – What series of action films spanning a decade featured two LA detectives, Riggs and Murtaugh?

4 – “A Cat’s Haven,” a legacy project dedicated to Terri McCarthy, is an outdoor carpeted enclosure at what venue?

5 – What type of organism doesn’t require oxygen to grow?

6 – Local residents are being warned to protect themselves from what insect that can spread serious illnesses, including Lyme disease?

7 – What river, also the name of a U.S. state, carved out the Grand Canyon?

8 – Jessie Rabbit, 91, and a Sarnia resident since 1985, is very accomplished in what field?

9 – In the nursery rhyme “Pop Goes the Weasel,” what does the word “pop” mean?

10 – What country was established on May 14, 1948?

– Tom St. Amand (column #137)

ANSWERS: 1 – Nike; 2 – 1947; 3 – Lethal Weapon; 4 – Sarnia Humane Society; 5 – Anaerobic; 6 – Ticks (Deer ticks carry Lyme disease); 7 – Colorado River; 8 – Art; 9 – To pawn; 10 – Israel