Excellent work, everyone! Alison, Hugo, Todd, and Meg correctly identified Le Mans, France in last week’s trivia post. Races in Le Mans used to begin with the “Le Mans start,” where drivers must start by running across the track to…

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Last week’s question was correctly answered by James, Leeroy, and Tess. Good Work! Canary Wharf in London has been revitalized over the past few decades and is now a thriving hub of international commerce. This city is known not only…

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Excellent work, Nick and Leeroy! You correctly answered last week’s question with Bactrian camel, native to central Asia. Though endangered, these camels can still be found in the wild. This district holds some of the tallest buildings in the United…

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Congratulations to Adam and Todd, who correctly identified the island of Corsica for last week’s question. Corsica has been occupied over the years by the Carthaginians, Greeks, Romans, Visigoths, Etruscans, Italians, and of course the French. Don’t commit the common…

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Nick, Todd, and James correctly identified the flag of Bermuda, one of the northernmost islands in the Caribbean. Good work! There are lots of islands in the world, but only one is the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte. Most people refer…

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