Spokane Trivia Flashcards
True/False: Spokane is located In Washington State.
True
What year did Spokane host the World ‘s Fair?
- Spokane was the smallest city to host a World’s Fair.
True/False: Spokane is home to Gonzaga University.
True
True/False: Spokane is home to Bloomsday- the largest timed road race in the nation.
True! each year, just under 50,000 people run Bloomsday.
True/False: Spokane is home to Hoopfest- the largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament on earth.
True. 7,000 teams compete on 42 city blocks. The event attracts over 250,000 players, spectators and volunteers every year.
True/False: Spokane has over 260 sunny days each year.
True. The average rainfall is just 17 inches a year-half of the amount of Seattle.
True/False: Washington produces more apples than any other state.
True.
What do you call residents of Washington State?
Washingtonians
What states border Washington?
Idaho to the east, Oregon to the South, British Columbia to the North.
True/False: Pickleball was invented in Washington State.
True
What is the highest point in Washington State?
Mount Rainier
True/False: Washington is the only state to be named after a United States president.
True
True/False: Starbucks, the largest coffee chain in the world was founded in Seattle.
True
True/False: Spokane was named by a Native American tribe in the area and means “Children of the sun.”
True
True/False: the first Fathers Day celebration was held in Spokane.
True. The first Father’s Day took place on June 19, 1910.