TRIVIA 7

Who were known as the "battered bastards of Bastogne"?

The predominate religion in Croatia is what?

Who was known as a violin virtuoso (playing with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at 15), legendary surfer, jewel thief, convicted murderer and prison evangelist?

What is a cravat?

When asked by the Germans to surrender during the "Battle of Bastogne" (Belgium) in WWII, what did General McAuliffe, acting commander of the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army reply?

Galapagos Islands are part of what country?

An 18 foot-high stretch of white, billowing nylon curtains that extended 24.5 miles along the hills of Sonoma and Marin Counties (California) for two weeks in September 1976 was created by what artist and was titled what?

What was the last ruling dynasty in China?

The statement "The people are afraid of the officials, the officials are afraid of the foreigners, and the foreigners are afraid of the people" referred to what country?

What is the capitol of Croatia?

Beijing China is also known as what?

What are wine barrels (or casks) traditionally made from?

What 1966 poster of a folk-rock icon captured the psychedelic dazzle of the flower-power era?

What is the second longest wall in Europe?

In an ongoing debate, either Robert Peary or Frederick Cook was the first man to reach what?

Bill Wilson and Dr Robert Smith founded this organization in 1935?

What is the capitol of France?

What is the rarest animal in the world?

The necktie originated in what country?

What is the largest known star sapphire in the world?

What is the Capitol of Belgium?

What are the people of Croatia called?

What is the largest blue sapphire in the world?

What was the legendary Spanish bullfighter who was gored to death in 1947 by the Miura bull Islero?

What does the term "cooperage" mean?