Rsm Pathways 2018 Trivia Contest: Quiz #1

During his fight with Aladdin in Disney's "Aladdin," Jafar turns into a cobra. This transformation is a result of Jafar's use of dark magic and his desire to overpower and defeat Aladdin. The cobra is a fitting choice for Jafar's transformation as it is a venomous and dangerous creature, symbolizing his villainous nature and his willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals.

Lisa Simpson, a character on the TV show "The Simpsons," is known for playing the saxophone. This musical instrument is often associated with jazz music and Lisa's character is depicted as a talented and passionate saxophonist throughout the series. She is frequently seen playing the saxophone in various episodes, showcasing her musical abilities and love for the instrument.

RSM US LLP traces its history to 1926.

The guinea pig is native to South America. This small mammal is believed to have originated in the Andean region of South America and was domesticated by indigenous people thousands of years ago. Today, guinea pigs are still commonly found in South America, where they are kept as pets, used for food, and play a role in traditional ceremonies and rituals.

Barry Bonds currently holds the Major League Baseball record for 762 home runs. This means that he has hit the most home runs in the history of the league. No other player has hit more home runs than Bonds, making him the record holder.

Lake Michigan is the correct answer because it is the only Great Lake that does not share a border with Canada. Lake Erie, Lake Huron, and Lake Superior all have portions of their borders with Canada.

Community is not an RSM US LLP value because it is listed as one of the values in the question. The other three values listed, Respect, Stewardship, and Teamwork, are all RSM US LLP values.

Revere Beach was the first public beach in the USA in 1895.

Chewing gum was found in Finland dating back to around 6000 B.C. This suggests that chewing gum has a long history and has been enjoyed by people for thousands of years. It also indicates that the act of chewing gum is not a recent phenomenon, but has been a part of human culture for a significant amount of time.