Quizzes & Puzzles January / February ’24 Trivia Roundup Did you miss any of the recent weekly trivia on our homepage? Here’s your chance to catch up with nine questions! 1) What is the elevation gain of the Slope, as measured from West Ave. to Central Ave.? 90 feet 140 feet 190 feet 240 feet None 2) What was the name of the stately trees that once graced Central Campus? Ostrander Elms Cornell Pines McGraw Maples Beebe Oaks None 3) Approximately how many songs are in the Chimesmasters’ repertoire? 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 None 4) University benefactor Jennie McGraw married what erudite Cornellian who later challenged her will in a famous case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court? Goldwin Smith Willard Fiske A.D. White John Comstock 1874 None 5) Approximately how many students (graduate and undergrad) are currently enrolled at Cornell? 18,500 21,700 23,100 26,300 None 6) What famed architect designed the Johnson Museum? Frank Lloyd Wright Eero Saarinen Frank Gehry I.M. Pei None 7) Approximately how deep is the exploratory borehole that was drilled in 2022 for Cornell’s Earth Source Heat Project? .5 mile 1.5 miles 2 miles 2.5 miles None 8) Cornell was the first U.S. university to open a branch of what kind of school/college outside the country? Law school College of agriculture Medical school College of veterinary medicine None 9) What is the name of the beloved food truck that has been located on Thurston Avenue for decades? Ezra’s Edibles Louie’s Lunch Andrew’s Appetite Davy’s Dinner None Time’s up Top: Photo by Jason Koski / Cornell University. Published March 4, 2024 Comments Kshama Malavalli, Class of 2022 3 Apr, 2024 Was fun! Reply Leave a Comment Cancel replyOnce your comment is approved, your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Class Year Email * Save my name, email, and class year in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Other stories You may like Campus & Beyond In the Hill’s Natural Dye Garden, A Rainbow of Color Is in Bloom Quizzes & Puzzles Could You Have Gotten into Cornell in the 19th Century? Alumni For Mark Tatum ’91, the NBA Is his Dream Team