New Okc Picture Quiz

[okclee]

How well do you know Okc?

Here is the link.

The Oklahoma City Picture Quiz

[Karried]

That was pretty fun... I missed 6 .... I'm not very good at recognizing some attractions I guess.

[bombermwc]

I only missed the golf course question. But why should people know that?

[Karried]

That's one I got right but I don't know how I knew that.. I remembered hearing it ...

I think there was some controversy over it because it was offensive ...or something like that.. or maybe I'm just imagining it and making it all up..lol

[MadMonk]

19/20. I didn't know the Ford center's floor was only 22ft below street level. Of course I've never been in there either so...

[PUGalicious]

14/20... I should have known better.

[TStheThird]

19/20... I did not know the omniplex question. Oh well... I had a lucky guess on the Oak Tree question. Other than that, I was on my game.

[John]

19/20 although it was due to a technicality. The dome construction began in 2001 and finished in 2002.

[okclee]

Does anyone know the Okc writer on the website About,com? I wonder if he knows "About" Okc-talk.

Oklahoma City - Guide to the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area

[jbrown84]

He's been here, in another thread. Said he's been lurking for a while.

That's one I got right but I don't know how I knew that.. I remembered hearing it ...

I think there was some controversy over it because it was offensive ...or something like that.. or maybe I'm just imagining it and making it all up..lol

Yeah there was a big controversy over taking down the noose that used to hang in that tree. African Americans were offended.


18/20. Got the dome wrong and the Ford Center floor. I thought maybe that was too big a number but went with it. Wasn't sure about the Omniplex but I guessed correctly based on the architectural style of the building. Anyone know where it was before that?

[John]

Wasn't sure about the Omniplex but I guessed correctly based on the architectural style of the building. Anyone know where it was before that?

Fairgrounds, I believe.