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Parks and Recreation Trivia (Answers on page 2) It's Tuesday Trivia! Join us every Tuesday for Pop Culture Trivia! Our first topic is the TV show Parks and Recreation! See if you can answer the following questions. 1. Name the tech company that is headquartered in Pawnee and provides free WiFi for the town. 2. Which character believes that they will be the first person to live to 150? 3. Which band do Leslie and Andy convince to reunite and perform at the Unity Concert? 4. Which character wins the Dorothy Everton Smythe Female Empowerment (Woman of the Year) Award? 5. Why was Leslie born in Eagleton instead of Pawnee? 6. What is the dating site that matches Leslie with Tom? 7. What brand of car does Donna drive? 8. What is the name of the song that Andy wrote for Li’l Sebastian? 9. How many daughters does Jerry/Garry/Larry/Terry have? 10. What does the acronym CTMTS stand for? 11. What is Ben going to name his “Italian, fast-casual eatery? 12. Name all three characters that fall into the pit. 13. Which musical artist is revealed to be Donna’s cousin? 14. What was Ann’s ebay username? 15. What major did April create for herself in college? 16. Who is the first person in Pawnee to ever have to wear two house arrest bracelets? 17. What is the name of the owner of the Wamapoke Casino? 18. What is the name of the radio show that Derry Murbles hosts? 19. What company and popular trends app is Annabel Porter the CEO of? 20. What is the only thing Ron hates more than lying? Let us know which topic you would like to see next week! Answers: 1. Gryzzl 2. Chris Traeger 3. Land Ho! 4. Ron Swanson 5. The Pawnee hospital was overrun by raccoons 6. Hoosiermate . com 7. Mercedes 8. 5000 Candles in the Wind 9. Three; Millicent, Miriam, and Gladys 10. Chris Traeger Management Training Seminar 11. Low-Cal Calzone Zone 12. Andy, Leslie, and Mark 13. Ginuwine 14. FutureMrsTigerWoods 15. Halloween Studies 16. Jean-Ralphio Saperstein 17. Ken Hotate 18. Thoughts for Your Thoughts 19. Bloosh 20. Skim milk, which is water that’s lying about being milk .

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