Hot Time in the City (or Where to Hook the Hottie) Quiz

Answer: Honolulu

Some interesting facts about Hawaii are:

1) The 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, was born in Honolulu, Hawaii.
2) Hawaii's Mount Waialeale is the wettest place on Earth, with yearly rainfall of 460 inches.
3) The name of the Hawaiian Trigger Fish, Hawaii's official state fish, is Humuhumunukunuku apua'a. This repetition of letters can be attributed to the fact that the Hawaiian alphabet only has 12 letters.

Answer: Ann Arbor

Some interesting facts about Ann Arbor are:

1) The poet Robert Frost taught at the University of Michigan in the 1920s.
2) It is one out of 15 cities in America with a Presidential Library. In this case, it is home to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum.
3) In 1929 Ann Arbor, there were more cars and telephones per person than any other city in the world.

Answer: Norfolk

Some interesting facts about Norfolk are:

1) The Atlantic Headquarters of NATO can be found here.
2) Apparently, a woman cannot go outside without wearing a corset in Norfolk. Thank you www.bored.com for that information!
3) The now defunct TV series "Cavemen" was set in Norfolk in the pilot episode.

Answer: Seattle

Some interesting facts about Seattle are:

1) Many people mistakenly think that the Space Needle is Seattle's tallest building. In fact, several are taller including: Columbia Center, 1201 Third Avenue, Two Union Square, Seattle Municipal Tower, and Safeco Plaza.
2) Some famous films set in Seattle include "Sleepless in Seattle", "It Happened at the World's Fair", "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" and "Harry and the Hendersons".

Answer: Colorado Springs

Some interesting facts about Colorado Springs in Colorado are:

1) The city was known as "Little London" during the late 1800s because of the number of English visitors.
2) The US Olympic Committee created a training facility here. Each year, the athletes, coaches and other people staying there eat 30,000 pounds of fruit. (Source: voices.yahoo.com)
3) One of Colorado Springs' famous natives was Lon Chaney.

Answer: Kansas City

Some interesting facts about Kansas City are:

1) In 2006, one of the tallest, longest and fastest roller coasters was opened at Worlds of Fun, Kansas City, costing $14 million.
2) After World War I, Harry S. Truman opened a haberdashery store in downtown Kansas City.
3) According to various sources, you can find more fountains here than any other city except Rome.

Answer: Wichita

Some interesting facts about Wichita are:

1) Wichita was one of the various frontier towns where Wyatt Earp served as law officer.
2) According to the website www.legendsofamerica.com: "Before proceeding through the intersection of Douglas and Broadway, in Wichita, Kansas, a motorist is required to get out of their vehicle and fire three shot gun rounds into the air".

Answer: Detroit

Some interesting facts about Detroit are:

1) Henry Ford's first automobile factory opened in 1899 in Highland Park, Detroit.
2) Detroit is the only city in the 48 contiguous US states where you would face south towards Canada and see the skyline of Windsor, Ontario. (Source: www.ampyourstrat.com)

Answer: Atlanta

Some interesting facts about Atlanta are:

1) Atlanta was originally called "Terminus" as it was the end of the railway line at the time.
2) The Coca-Cola Company was founded in Atlanta, and it was here that the first glasses were sold.
3) "Peachtree" is the most common street name in Atlanta, with over 100 instances.

Answer: Charlotte

Some interesting facts about Charlotte are:

1) Charlotte survived the Civil War without any major damage whatsoever to any part of the city.
2) The evangelist Billy Graham was born in the Charlotte area.