The Sarnia Journal Trivia Challenge

1 – According to the saying, what is only “skin deep”? 2 – After the Sting lost in the playoffs, a new (and temporary) crosswalk at the intersection of Front Street and London Road was painted what colours this week? 3 – In the literary world of Dr.

1 – According to the saying, what is only “skin deep”?

2 – After the Sting lost in the playoffs, a new (and temporary) crosswalk at the intersection of Front Street and London Road was painted what colours this week?

3 – In the literary world of Dr. Seuss, what type of an animal is Horton?

4 – With the help and generosity of several individuals and groups, a new habitat for birds, insects, and other wildlife was planted recently at what school?

5 – Which U.S. state, home to the Grand Ole Opry, has the same name as actress Reese Witherspoon’s son?

6 – What country in the world is the smallest, both in size (109 acres) and population (just over 800)?

7 – Of Vitamin A, B, C, and D, which one is known as the “Sunshine Vitamin”?

8 – Singer Nelly Furtado and actress Katie Holmes were both born in what year? 1970 1974 1978

9 – Do stalagmites grow up or hang down?

10 – What provincial capital city is known as the “Gibraltar of America”?

– Tom St. Amand (Column #394)

ANSWERS: 1 – Beauty; 2 – Green and Gold (The colours of the victorious London Knights); 3 – Elephant; 4 – Great Lakes Secondary; 5 – Tennessee; 6 – Vatican City; 7 – Vitamin D; 8 – 1978; 9 – Grow up; 10 – Quebec City