The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 – For years, the Washington Generals were the long -suffering opponents of what travelling basketball team? 2 – What Sarnia-born musician was recently inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame? 3 – A woman holding a shining torch is the l

1 – For years, the Washington Generals were the long -suffering opponents of what travelling basketball team?
2 – What Sarnia-born musician was recently inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame?
3 – A woman holding a shining torch is the logo most associated with which film production company?
4 – The 16-acre site of what former local industry will have 10,000 tons of rubble from two derelict buildings ground up and used to level the area?
5 – Mayim Bialik was recently named as the co-host of what TV show?
6 – Currently on Twitter, what is the maximum number of characters allowed in a single tweet: 140, 210, or 280?
7 – The Seychelles is located in which ocean?
8 – An adult human has more teeth than an adult dog. True or False?
9 – According to Forbes, which mixed martial arts fighter is the highest-paid athlete for 2021?
10 – By using a mathematical algorithm, two researchers claim this is the perfect age to get married:
a) 26 b) 29 c) 32 d) Never?
– Tom St. Amand (Column #330)
ANSWERS: 1 – Harlem Globetrotters; 2 – Kim Mitchell; 3 – Columbia; 4 – Holmes Foundry; 5 – Jeopardy; 6 – 280; 7 – Indian Ocean; 8 – False; 9 – Conor McGregor ($180 million); 10 – a) 26.
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Events
Sarnia Artists’ Workshop Awards/ Peg Kivi Solo Exhibition
Fri, Oct 23 · 11:00 am
The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts 127 Christina St. South Sarnia, ON
More Murder, More Mayhem Historic Trolley Tour
Fri, Oct 23 · 5:30 pm
Port Huron Museums Carnegie Museum



