Downtown Pittsburgh - Quiz
A) Golden Triangle B) The Point District C) River Junction D) Steel City Core
A) Market Street B) Wood Street C) Stanwix Street D) Smithfield Street
A) November 20, 1990 B) December 17, 1995 C) December 17, 1985 D) January 12, 1980
A) A major aquarium B) A large observation wheel C) A professional sports stadium D) A giant fountain
A) Fort Duquesne B) Fort Mercer C) Fort Pitt D) Fort Necessity
A) Ohio River B) Allegheny River C) Monongahela River D) Youghiogheny River
A) Heinz Field B) PPG Paints Arena C) Stage AE D) Heinz Hall
A) Shopping B) Government administration C) Manufacturing D) Heavy industrial shipping
A) Market Square B) Station Square C) Mellon Square D) Grandview Park
A) Whole Foods B) Target C) Walmart D) Brooks Brothers
A) Government offices and tall skyscrapers B) Primarily residential housing C) A large park space D) Small independent theaters
A) University of Pittsburgh B) Point Park University C) Carnegie Mellon University D) Duquesne University
A) Chartiers Creek B) Allegheny River C) Ohio River D) Monongahela River
A) Shopping malls B) Industrial warehouses C) High-rise student housing D) Public parking garages
A) Fort Ligonier B) Fort Knox C) Fort Duquesne D) Fort Pitt
A) I-376 B) I-79 C) I-579 D) I-279
A) The T B) The Pittsburgh Express C) The Steel Rail D) The Subway
A) The lack of numbered streets B) The intersection of two distinct grid systems C) The presence of too many tunnels D) The circular layout of the city
A) Microsoft B) Ford Motor Company C) Boeing D) U.S. Steel
A) Using landmarks B) Using building heights C) Using turn-by-turn directions D) Using compass headings
A) Pittsburgh Regional Transit B) Amtrak C) MARC Train D) Greyhound
A) Numbered avenues B) Named parks C) Numbered streets D) Named rivers
A) Route 28 B) I-376 C) I-279 D) I-579
A) 2,200 B) 446 C) 10 D) 18
A) 10 B) 18 C) 2,200 D) 446
A) 446 B) 10 C) 18 D) 2,200
A) I-579 B) I-279 C) I-376 D) I-79
A) Freight trains B) City buses C) Amtrak trains D) Light rail transit
A) Panhandle Bridge B) Fort Pitt Bridge C) Smithfield Street Bridge D) Liberty Bridge
A) 9th St Bridge B) 16th St Bridge C) 7th St Bridge D) 6th St Bridge
A) 9th St Bridge B) 7th St Bridge C) 16th St Bridge D) 6th St Bridge
A) 16th St Bridge B) 7th St Bridge C) 6th St Bridge D) 9th St Bridge
A) Fort Pitt Bridge B) Birmingham Bridge C) Liberty Bridge D) West Penn Bridge
A) Smithfield Street Bridge B) Liberty Bridge C) Birmingham Bridge D) South 10th Street Bridge
A) I-376 B) US Route 19 C) PA Route 28 D) I-579
A) 25th B) 6th C) 10th D) 50th
A) 100 years B) 10 years C) 25 years D) 50 years
A) 294,000 B) 500,000 C) 150,000 D) 200,000
A) Central business district B) PPG Place C) The Golden Triangle D) Station Square
A) 7 B) 10 C) 3 D) 5
A) US Steel Tower B) PPG Place C) Tower at PNC Plaza D) Station Square
A) US Steel Tower B) One PNC Plaza C) Tower at PNC Plaza D) PPG Place
A) Highmark B) Dominion Resources C) UPMC D) Dollar Bank
A) Carnegie Museum B) Benedum Center C) University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning D) Heinz Field
A) The New Hazlett B) Byham Theater C) Pittsburgh Public Theater D) The Manse
A) Only the annex B) No C) Yes D) It is classified as a museum
A) Duquesne Incline B) Phipps Conservatory C) Gulf Tower D) Monongahela Incline
A) Hill District B) Uptown C) South Shore D) North Shore
A) PPG Place B) US Steel Tower C) Gateway Towers D) Katz Plaza
A) Hill District B) South Side Flats C) Strip District D) North Shore
A) Downtown B) Hill District C) Oakland D) Strip District |
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