The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 – What name is given to the arteries on either side of the human neck that supply blood to the brain? 2 – Chris Hadfield and singer-songwriter Emm Gryner […]

1 – What name is given to the arteries on either side of the human neck that supply blood to the brain?

2 – Chris Hadfield and singer-songwriter Emm Gryner participated last week in a special New York City concert to celebrate the music of what late musician?

3 – What travels faster: Light or sound?

4 – What Sarnia company is featured on Discovery Channel’s new show “Heavy Rescue: 401”?

5 – What airline uses a kangaroo as its symbol?

6 – Lambton Public Health is urging homeowners to test their homes for what radioactive, colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas?

7 – What Pink Floyd album stayed on the top 200 Billboard Charts from 1973 to 1988?

8 – The east end of what local church will be the future site of The Hub, a meeting place for homeless or at-risk youth in the community?

9 – Recently, what circumstances resulted in Muriel Benetulier, a French tourist, being bitten by a crocodile in a Thailand nature reserve?

10 – If the world population of 7.5 billion were condensed to 100 people, how many of the 100 would be over 65?

– Tom St. Amand

ANSWERS: 1 – Carotid; 2 – David Bowie; 3 – Light; 4 – Preferred Towing; 5 – Qantas (Australia); 6 – Radon; 7 – Dark Side of the Moon; 8 – St. Luke’s United Church; 9 – She was taking a selfie; 10 – Nine