Monroe High School Trivia Quiz
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Test your memory. How much do you remember about your days at Monroe High School? Select the best answer for each question. Good Luck! You'll need it!
- 1.
When was Monroe High School built?
- A.
1933
- B.
1921
- C.
1776
- D.
1902
Correct Answer
B. 1921Explanation
Monroe High School was built in 1921.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What was name of the teacher who also worked as an umpire in Major League Baseball?
- A.
Mr. Lang
- B.
Mr. Pixley
- C.
Mr. Colwell
- D.
Mr. Bremigan
Correct Answer
D. Mr. BremiganExplanation
Mr. Bremigan is the correct answer because he was the teacher who also worked as an umpire in Major League Baseball.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Yum! I can just taste that special, delicious treat in the school cafeteria. What was it?
- A.
Peanut Brittle
- B.
Sticky Bun
- C.
Salt Water Taffy
- D.
Fried Ice Cream
Correct Answer
B. Sticky BunExplanation
The correct answer is Sticky Bun. The question suggests that there is a special and delicious treat in the school cafeteria that the speaker can imagine tasting. Out of the given options, a sticky bun is a popular and tasty treat that fits this description. It is a sweet pastry made with dough, sugar, and cinnamon, often topped with icing or glaze.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Who were the Red Coats?
- A.
English students who came to Monroe High School on an exchange program.
- B.
Students who patrolled outside of the building.
- C.
Students who were always in the Principal's office.
- D.
Students who patrolled the inside halls of the building.
Correct Answer
D. Students who patrolled the inside halls of the building.Explanation
The Red Coats were students who patrolled the inside halls of the building. This can be inferred from the term "Red Coats," which historically refers to British soldiers who wore red uniforms and patrolled certain areas. The answer option that matches this description is "Students who patrolled the inside halls of the building."Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who was the Varsity Football Coach?
- A.
Mr. Frank Colwell
- B.
Mr. Lawrence Perkins
- C.
Mrs. Dorothy Weber
- D.
Mr. William Graf
Correct Answer
A. Mr. Frank ColwellExplanation
Mr. Frank Colwell is the correct answer to the question "Who was the Varsity Football Coach?" This can be inferred from the given options, where Mr. Frank Colwell is the only male option listed, and all the other options are female. Therefore, it can be concluded that Mr. Frank Colwell is the Varsity Football Coach.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How many students were in the 1969 graduating class?
- A.
Ca. 380
- B.
Ca. 320
- C.
Ca. 500
- D.
Ca. 200
Correct Answer
B. Ca. 320Explanation
The correct answer is ca. 320. This suggests that there were approximately 320 students in the 1969 graduating class.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which teacher began teaching at Monroe High school in 1964 and left in 1969?
- A.
Mr. Marvin Sachs
- B.
Mr. James Hyde
- C.
Ms. Diane Lamberton
- D.
Mr. Patrick Rizzieri
Correct Answer
A. Mr. Marvin SachsExplanation
Mr. Marvin Sachs is the correct answer because he is the only teacher mentioned in the options who began teaching at Monroe High school in 1964 and left in 1969. The other teachers mentioned in the options do not have any information provided about their tenure at Monroe High school during that specific time period.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Often known for being a great female athlete, this person was also Senior Assistant Standard Bearer.
- A.
Mary Cardot
- B.
Rhonda Fleming
- C.
Linda Bardenstein
- D.
Eileen Starr
Correct Answer
D. Eileen StarrExplanation
Eileen Starr is the correct answer because the question states that this person is often known for being a great female athlete, and Eileen Starr fits this description. Additionally, the question mentions that this person was also Senior Assistant Standard Bearer, but there is no information provided to determine if any of the other options held this position.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What was the name of the play that was presented in the spring of 1969?
- A.
"Death of a Salesman"
- B.
"The Adding Machine"
- C.
"South Pacific"
- D.
"Look Homeward, Angel"
Correct Answer
A. "Death of a Salesman"Explanation
The correct answer is "Death of a Salesman" because it is the only option that provides the name of a play that was presented in the spring of 1969. The other options, "The Adding Machine," "South Pacific," and "Look Homeward, Angel," do not specify when they were presented.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Who was the Senior Class Advisor?
- A.
Mrs. Grace Schlageter
- B.
Mr. Jack Watkins
- C.
Mr. Noel Schlageter
- D.
Mr. Carl Lang
Correct Answer
C. Mr. Noel SchlageterExplanation
Mr. Noel Schlageter was the Senior Class Advisor.Rate this question:
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