WorksheetsAtlanta Trivia
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When did the braves win the world series?
a)
1995,2021
b)
1980,1999
c)
1999,2020
d)
1989,2016
2.
What was the symbol of Atlanta after the Civil War?
a)
Elephant
b)
Eagle
c)
Dog
d)
Phoenix
3.
Who was the Union general who burned Atlanta?
a)
General Sherman
b)
Barrack Obama
c)
Ms. Long
d)
Robert E. Lee
4.
What was the route of Atlanta's first railroad?
a)
New York to Chicago
b)
Athens to Augusta
c)
Florida to California
d)
Chattanooga to Atlanta
5.
Which of the following large companies is NOT headquartered in Atlanta?
a)
Coca-Cola
b)
Home Depot
c)
Time Warner Cable
d)
Delta Airlines
6.
What 1996 Olympic event was hosted at what became Turner Field?
a)
Soccer
b)
Track and Field
c)
Baseball
d)
Field Hockey
7.
What Atlanta church was Martin Luther King Jr. the pastor of?
a)
Ebenezer Baptist Church
b)
Atlanta Methodist Church
c)
First Baptist Church of Peachtreee
d)
Capitol Presbyterian Church
8.
What Metro Atlanta Mall is considered the fourteenth largest in the Nation?
a)
Lenox Mall
b)
Mall of Georgia
c)
North Point Mall
d)
Town Center Mall
9.
Which of the following celebrities is from Atlanta?
a)
George Clooney
b)
Julia Roberts
c)
Brad Pitt
d)
Matt Damon
10.
Which of the following Atlanta area Universities was the last to add football as a sport?
a)
Morehouse College
b)
Georgia Tech University
c)
Georgia State University
d)
Kennesaw State University
11.
Who was the first African American mayor of Atlanta?
a)
Maynard Jackson
b)
William Hartsfield
c)
Andrew Young
d)
John Wesley Dobbs
12.
What national interstate highways cut through the heart of downtown Atlanta and divide the metro area into quarters?
a)
I-75, I-95 and I-20
b)
I-75, I-85 and I-285
c)
I-75, I-85 and I-20
d)
I-85, I-20 and I-285
13.
True or False
Chic-Fil-A was created in Atlanta, Georgia
a)
True
b)
False
14.
Atlanta was always the capital of Georgia
a)
True
b)
False
15.
As a Georgia state senator, Jimmy Carter spoke out in support of the
a)
US space program
b)
civil rights movement
c)
US Cold War strategy
d)
free speech movement
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