* What is the name of Cleveland's major daily newspaper?
* What NFL team was founded in Cleveland, but moved after the Browns became more popular?
* What Cleveland institution has been led by George Szell, Lorin Maazel, and Christoph von Dohnanyi?
* Of what county is Cleveland the seat?
* What interstate highway goes through downtown Cleveland on its way from New York to Chicago to the west coast?
* What 19th century financier made his home in, and is buried in, Cleveland?
* Which of the following would not be considered a suburb of Cleveland?
* Which of the following stadia never was the home venue of the Cleveland Indians?
* The city of Cincinnati, Ohio, was founded in what year?
* Cincinnati is located on what major North American river?
* Cincinnati's major leage baseball team is the Reds. What is the greatest historical significance of this team?
* At 574 feet, Cincinnati's tallest building is the:
* The city's central pedestrian plaza, located downtown, is a favorite spot for business people to have lunch outdoors. The name of this great place is:
* Many cities in the U.S. boast peculiar -- yet regionally popular -- foods that the locals love to call their own. Philly has its cheesesteak, Boston has its beans, Kansas City has its barbecue, and Cincinnati has its:
* The name 'Cincinnati' derives from the Society of Cincinnatus, an organization that existed in the years shortly following the American Revolutionary War. Who was Cincinnatus?
* Cincinnati has many native sons and daughters, including Pete Rose, Sarah Jessica Parker, Ted Turner, Steven Spielberg, Ken Griffey Jr. ... and even a few U.S. presidents! Presidents who were born within 50 miles of downtown Cincinnati included:
* Cincinnati has had many nicknames through the years. These names have included:
* Several international companies call Cincinnati home. Without a doubt, the largest and most famous Cincinnati company is:
* What European country also has a city named Toledo?
* What were the names of the two towns that combined to make Toledo?