1. This sparkling, bubbly beverage was invented in St. Louis and is still manufactured here. Champagne Soda Water Beer 7-Up

2. One of the most famous World's Fairs was held in St. Louis in what year? "Meet Me At The Fair" starring Judy Garland was set during this time. 1904 1900 1939 1933

3. St. Louis boasts many famous writers but one of its most famous is this poet. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Robert Browning Maya Angelou Emily Dickinson

4. We may not be quite so famous for it, but St. Louisans consume more of this condiment than any other city in America. Ketchup Barbeque sauce Mustard Mayonnaise

5. Standing at 630 feet, St. Louis boasts the tallest one of these in the U.S. Building Statue Flag Pole Monument

6. St. Louis has turned out more than its share of famous musicians and singers but this one is special because we went to the same high school. He was a member of the Doobie Brothers back in the 1970's. Who is he? Keith Knudsen Michael McDonald John McFee Pat Simmons

7. This scary actor was born in St. Louis in 1911 and has starred in many horror movies, most of which can be seen on late, late television these days. Christopher Lee Vincent Price Boris Karloff Lon Chaney

8. You may not know it but you can thank St. Louis for one of these hotel amenities. Room Service A chocolate on your pillow Bellhops The wakeup call

9. Which type of school was first founded by Susan Elizabeth Blow in St. Louis in 1873? Finishing School Military School Prep School Kindergarten School

10. St. Louis was the first American city to host which of these major events? The Olympics The Super Bowl The World's Fair The baseball World Series

11. St. Louis is home to which of these famous horses? The world famous Lipizzaner Stallions The Anheuser Busch Clydesdales The Lone Ranger's Silver Mr. Ed

12. Local News Anchor Makes It Big! This headline could refer to which St. Louis news anchor who made it to the big times by hosting a national morning news show? Joan Lunden Matt Lauer Al Roker Russ Mitchell

13. There aren't a lot of movies based in or about St. Louis but this very popular Sci-Fi/Action flick was mostly filmed in St. Louis and was released in 1981. Escape From New York Alien A Clockwork Orange The Terminator

14. Which of these institutions, located in St. Louis, is the oldest one west of the Mississippi? Bank Orphanage Hospital University

15. And, finally, which Beatle sang a song called "Missouri Loves Company" with references to St. Louis? Ringo Starr George Harrison Paul McCartney John Lennon