Great Chicago Fire - Quiz
A) St. Patrick's Church B) Holy Name Cathedral C) St. Michael's Church D) St. James Cathedral
A) St. James Cathedral bell tower B) Police Constable Bellinger's cottage C) Chicago Water Tower D) Chicago Avenue Pumping Station
A) Richard Bales B) Michael Ahern C) Louis M. Cohn D) Ignatius L. Donnelly
A) 1997 B) 1942 C) 1893 D) 1871
A) Louis M. Cohn B) Ignatius L. Donnelly C) Robert Wood D) Richard Bales
A) A meteor shower impact B) A lightning strike during a storm C) An arsonist from a rival city D) A lantern knocked over during a craps game
A) Robert Wood B) Louis M. Cohn C) Richard Bales D) Ignatius L. Donnelly
A) Methane is lighter than air and dissipates B) Methane does not exist in space C) Methane is too cold to cause a fire D) Methane only burns at extremely high pressures
A) 2339 North Cleveland Avenue B) 2121 North Hudson C) 2343 North Cleveland Avenue D) Old Town Square
A) Excessive logging of trees B) A major drought lasting five years C) A dry summer D) Global climate change
A) The comet had never been observed by scientists B) The comet was still millions of miles away C) There were no eyewitness reports of lights D) Meteorites are cool to the touch and don't start fires
A) Police Constable Bellinger's cottage B) 2339 North Cleveland Avenue C) 2343 North Cleveland Avenue D) Chicago Avenue Pumping Station
A) She publicly admitted to the crime B) She was a wealthy landowner in Chicago C) She was known to have been an arsonist D) She was a poor, Irish Catholic immigrant
A) 1871 B) 1845 C) 1872 D) 1997
A) $50,000 B) $100,000 C) $10,000 D) $35,000
A) September 8–10, 1871 B) November 8–10, 1871 C) October 8–10, 1871 D) October 8–10, 1872
A) 300 B) 100 C) 1,000 D) 500
A) 5.3 square miles B) 3.3 square miles C) 1.3 square miles D) 10 square miles
A) Daniel Sullivan B) Mathias Schaffer C) Roswell B. Mason D) Mrs. O'Leary
A) Log cabin construction B) Steel skeletal frame C) Brick masonry D) Balloon frame
A) 1 inch B) 5 inches C) 10 inches D) 0 inches
A) 185 B) 17 C) 50 D) 7
A) Philip H. Sheridan B) Roswell B. Mason C) Potter Palmer D) William Bross
A) Thunderstorm B) Cold front C) Hurricane D) Fire whirl
A) Roswell B. Mason B) Philip H. Sheridan C) Ulysses S. Grant D) William Bross
A) 25¢ B) 10¢ C) 8¢ D) 5¢
A) Pillar of Fire B) The Phoenix Monument C) The O'Leary Statue D) The Chicago Fire Memorial
A) 3 days B) 1 year C) 13 days D) 30 days
A) Urbana, Illinois B) Green Bay, Wisconsin C) Port Huron, Michigan D) Windsor, Ontario
A) Cows B) Phoenix C) Lanterns D) Flames
A) It contained historical inaccuracies B) It was too violent for children C) The animation quality was poor D) Protests from the U.S. Forest Service
A) The Rolling Stones B) The Beach Boys C) Chicago D) The Beatles
A) The O'Leary family B) A bear named Stokey C) Immortal vampires D) A time traveler
A) A documentary about firefighting equipment B) Doctors finding a cure for a lost disease C) The rebuild of Chicago D) The history of the O'Leary cow |
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