St. Louis Trivia and Facts

St. Louis is an underrated city with a rich history as the Gateway to the West. It played a crucial role in American expansion and hosted the 1904 World's Fair and Olympics. Today, it boasts a diverse economy, iconic architecture like the Gateway Arch, and cultural attractions such as Forest Park. The city is also known for its historical landmarks and vibrant sports culture.

What nickname did St. Louis earn due to its role in American expansion?

• The Big Apple

• Gateway to the West

• The Windy City

• The Sunshine State

Which major event did St. Louis host in 1904?

• The Super Bowl

• The World's Fair

• The Winter Olympics

• The Cannes Film Festival

What is the population rank of St. Louis when considering its metro area?

• 76th

• 10th

• 23rd

• 50th

Which of the following companies is NOT headquartered in St. Louis?

• Energizer

• Google

• Famous Footwear

• Anheuser-Busch

What is the tallest structure in St. Louis?

• The Willis Tower

• The Empire State Building

• The Gateway Arch

• One Metropolitan Square

Which park in St. Louis is larger than Central Park in New York City?

• Golden Gate Park

• Millennium Park

• Forest Park

• Hyde Park

What is unique about the City Museum in St. Louis?

• It is the oldest museum in the U.S.

• It is an architectural playground made from reused objects.

• It only displays modern art.

• It is located in a former castle.

Which historic court case was held at the Old Courthouse in St. Louis?

• Miranda v. Arizona

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Dred Scott v. Sandford

• Roe v. Wade

What is the significance of the Cahokia Mounds near St. Louis?

• They are the largest archaeological site north of Mexico.

• They are the oldest pyramids in the world.

• They are the tallest mountains in the U.S.

• They are the largest natural caves in the world.

Which sports team in St. Louis has won 11 World Series titles?

• St. Louis Rams

• St. Louis Blues

• St. Louis Cardinals

• St. Louis Hawks