Atlanta - Quiz
A) Buckhead B) Downtown C) Midtown D) Little Five Points
A) Buford Highway B) Midtown C) The eastside D) Peachtree Street
A) The High Museum B) The Fox Theatre C) The Alliance Theatre D) Woodruff Arts Center
A) The Fox Theatre B) Woodruff Arts Center C) SCAD FASH D) High Museum of Art
A) Michael C. Carlos Museum B) High Museum of Art C) Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia D) Spelman College Museum of Fine Art
A) SCAD FASH Museum B) Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) C) High Museum of Art D) Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
A) Emory University B) Savannah College of Art and Design C) Spelman College D) Georgia Tech
A) It only features street art. B) It is the largest museum in the city. C) It focuses on art by women of the African diaspora. D) It is the oldest museum in the country.
A) SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film B) The Museum of Design Atlanta C) The High Museum of Art D) Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking
A) A historic music venue in Midtown. B) A new theater for Broadway acts. C) The main campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design. D) A converted storage facility featuring a world-class art gallery.
A) Living Walls B) Broadway at the Fox C) The Outerspace Project D) Atlanta Street Art Map
A) Street art and paper-making history B) Ancient artifacts and fashion design C) Classical opera, ballet, and symphony D) Public art, music, design, and action sports
A) Atlanta Street Art Map B) The Fox Theatre C) The Michael C. Carlos Museum D) The Woodruff Arts Center
A) Savannah College of Art and Design B) Georgia Tech C) Spelman College D) Emory University
A) It is not open to the public B) Twenty dollars C) Ten dollars D) It is free
A) 0.85 square miles B) 134.0 square miles C) 347.1 square miles D) 133.2 square miles
A) 134.0 square miles B) 2.2 square miles C) 133.2 square miles D) 0.85 square miles
A) New England B) Midwest C) Pacific Northwest D) Deep South
A) Appalachian Mountains B) Blue Ridge Mountains C) Sierra Nevada D) Rocky Mountains
A) 1,050 feet B) 1,100 feet C) 950 feet D) 320 feet
A) Great Divide B) Eastern Continental Divide C) Appalachian Trail D) Mississippi River Basin
A) Chattahoochee River B) Atlantic Ocean C) Gulf of Mexico D) Pacific Ocean
A) Tennessee River B) Mississippi River C) Savannah River D) Chattahoochee River
A) Ohio River Basin B) ACF River Basin C) Great Lakes Basin D) Mississippi River Basin
A) 21 miles B) 146 miles C) 147 miles D) 27 miles
A) 245 miles B) 147 miles C) 21 miles D) 27 miles
A) 245 miles B) 147 miles C) 146 miles D) 21 miles
A) 245 miles B) 147 miles C) 27 miles D) 146 miles
A) 147 miles B) 21 miles C) 245 miles D) 146 miles
A) United States B) Mexico C) Brazil D) Canada
A) 133.2 B) 134.0 C) 347.1 D) 0.85
A) City Forest Preserve B) Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area C) Continental Divide National Park D) Appalachian State Park
A) 1992 B) 1996 C) 2004 D) 2000
A) 197 B) 150 C) 271 D) 100
A) The Mayor of Atlanta in 2019 B) James M. Cox C) Kasim Reed D) Renee Lewis Glover
A) 61% B) 67% C) 54% D) 40%
A) The Beltline Grant B) The Olympic Legacy Program C) HOPE VI D) Atlanta Housing Authority Fund
A) 40% B) 10% C) 20% D) 61%
A) Alliance Theatre B) High Museum of Art C) PATH Foundation D) Atlanta Housing Authority
A) 2005 B) September 2019 C) March 2018 D) December 2019
A) Miss USA 2019 B) Miss America 2019 C) Miss Universe 2019 D) Miss World 2019
A) 1996 Summer Olympic Games B) The Miss Universe pageant C) The 2026 FIFA World Cup D) The Beltline project
A) Kasim Reed B) Renee Lewis Glover C) No CEO served that long D) James M. Cox
A) 1847 B) 1837 C) 1836 D) 1842
A) Thrasherville B) Terminus C) Marthasville D) New Savannah
A) John Edgar Thomson B) Wilson Lumpkin C) William Tecumseh Sherman D) Stephen Harriman Long
A) Wilson Lumpkin B) John Edgar Thomson C) Stephen Harriman Long D) Henry W. Grady
A) James Calhoun B) Wilson Lumpkin C) John Edgar Thomson D) Stephen Harriman Long
A) December 29, 1847 B) December 29, 1842 C) September 2, 1864 D) January 1, 1868
A) 18,000 B) 9,554 C) 800,000 D) 30
A) George McClellan B) William Tecumseh Sherman C) Ulysses S. Grant D) John Bell Hood
A) James Calhoun B) John Bell Hood C) William Tecumseh Sherman D) Robert E. Lee
A) John Bell Hood B) Henry W. Grady C) Wilson Lumpkin D) James Calhoun
A) 1868 B) 1895 C) 1880 D) 1864
A) Henry W. Grady B) John Edgar Thomson C) Stephen Harriman Long D) Wilson Lumpkin
A) Cobb County B) Gwinnett County C) DeKalb County D) Fulton County
A) 473,000 B) 529,110 C) 6.4 million D) 498,715
A) Beta+ B) Beta- C) Gamma D) Alpha
A) 1865 B) 1861 C) 1864 D) 1870
A) Booker T. Washington B) Frederick Douglass C) Martin Luther King Jr. D) W.E.B. Du Bois
A) Atlanta Metropolitan Airport B) Cobb County Airport C) Hartsfield-Jackson D) DeKalb-Peachtree
A) Navajo B) Creek C) Seminole D) Apache
A) Standing Peachtree B) Atlanta Village C) Fulton Landing D) Chattahoochee Post
A) 1864 B) 1821 C) 1825 D) 1802
A) Under 500,000 B) Approximately 2 million C) Over 10 million D) Over 6.4 million
A) Film and television production B) Agriculture C) Aerospace D) Biomedical research
A) Cascade Heights B) Downtown C) Sweet Auburn D) Old Fourth Ward
A) 1917 B) 1906 C) 1913 D) 1939
A) Governor B) Factory superintendent C) Journalist D) Mayor
A) Hattie McDaniel B) David O. Selznick C) Margaret Mitchell D) Blake Van Leer
A) She was not invited B) She was sick C) The theater was full D) Racial segregation laws
A) Ralph Abernathy B) Maynard Jackson C) Blake Van Leer D) Marvin Griffin
A) 1973 B) 1961 C) 1956 D) 1948
A) Georgia Tech B) University of Georgia C) MIT D) Southern Polytechnic
A) Martin Luther King Jr. B) Ralph Abernathy C) Maynard Jackson D) Blake Van Leer
A) 1979 B) 1973 C) 1976 D) 1975
A) 300 B) 150 C) 212 D) 242
A) Downtown B) Midtown C) West Midtown D) Buckhead
A) Craftsman bungalow B) High-rise apartment C) Victorian mansion D) Row house
A) West End B) Collier Heights C) Inman Park D) Whittier Mill
A) Vine City B) Midtown C) Whittier Mill D) Old Fourth Ward
A) 1970s B) 1990s C) 1950s D) 2000s
A) Government entities B) Law firms C) Art galleries D) Manufacturing plants
A) High-density uptown cores B) Historic streetcar suburbs C) Industrial warehouse districts D) Postwar suburban layouts
A) Olympic Games planning B) Neighborhood opposition C) Budgetary constraints D) Environmental regulations
A) The American Civil War B) A massive tornado in 1908 C) The Great Fire of 1917 D) The 1996 Summer Olympics construction
A) Railroad town B) Manufacturing hub C) Agricultural planter village D) Southern seaport
A) Tropical savanna B) Mediterranean C) Humid continental D) Humid subtropical
A) 110 °F B) 106 °F C) 102 °F D) 100 °F
A) Hurricanes B) Drought C) Wildfires D) Ice storms
A) Urban renewal B) Black flight C) White flight D) Gentrification
A) Non-Hispanic Whites B) Italian immigrants C) Native Americans D) Greek immigrants
A) Spanish B) French C) German D) Vietnamese
A) John Portman B) Frank Gehry C) Marcel Breuer D) Philip Johnson
A) 10.5% B) 15.2% C) 9.9% D) 12.8%
A) 40% B) 50% C) 63% D) 73%
A) 63% B) 80% C) 73% D) 55%
A) 10th B) 8th C) 15th D) 20th
A) Houston B) Los Angeles C) Chicago D) New York
A) 45% B) 52% C) 35% D) 28% |
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