a quiz to test your knowledge of buildings that have been named to honor women
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We take for granted the names of the world around us. Here's a quick peek into the world of buildings named to honor women. The first in Oregon was the Wikman Building.TRANSCRIPT
Buildings Named to Honor Women
[A Quiz]
June 12, 2012
1. Of the 67,000 sites on the Historic Register how many named for women :
A. [9,820] B. [67,000] C. [58] D. [360]
2. First Federal building named after a women?
A. [Juliet Gordon Lowe] B. [Mary E Switzer] C. [Margret Chase Smith] D. [Edith Green-‐Wendall Wyatt]
3. First Federal Building named for a women by:
A. [Woodrow Wilson 1918] B. [Franklin Roosevelt 1946] C. [Dwight Eisenhower 1959] D. [Richard Nixon 1972]
4. Multnomah County dedicated a building to a women, when ?
A. [1950] B. [1982] C. [2011] D. [1976]
4. Which Congressman presented?
A. [Earl Blumneaur] B. [Edith Green] C. [Wendall Wyatt] D. [Robert B Duncan]
6. Named to Honor a:
A. [Former Commissioner] B. [For A Cash Donation] C. [Leading Educator] D. [Community Organizer]
7. That Women was:
A. [Arlene Schnitzer] B. [Gladys McCoy] C. [Margret Carter] D. [Virpi Lea Wikman]
8. Multnomah County Has How Many Buildings Named for Women:
A. [2] B. [None] C. [11] D. [36]
BONUS QUESTION
End of quiz Answers to follow
Answers
1. D 360 ( 3% of inventory 2. B Mary E Switzer Washington, DC 3. D Richard M Nixon 1972 4. B 1982 5. A Earl Blumenauer, then County Chair 6. D Community Organizer 7. D Virpi Lea Wikman 8. A Wikman and McCoy Buildings