User:Goyston/WikiQuiz/Round One

Rules

WikiQuiz is a simple game. I will post five questions, and the first person to answer correctly will get a dandy little userbox for displaying wherever they want. And also everlasting glory. Anyway, see the questions below? Go to the answer page for round one and edit it to fill in your answers. (Further instructions are there.) Remember, I can see the history and thus who ACTUALLY got the correct answer FIRST, so don't even bother deleting previous answers. You can only use the English Wikipedia. At the Answers page, you will be asked to explain how you found your answer, so NO GOOGLING. You can, however, use Google if your query begins with "site:en.wikipedia.org" and then whatever you want. Enjoy!

What You Win

You get everlasting glory PLUS this attractive userbox:

This user won WikiQuiz.

I trust nobody will use it who hasn't won. Plus the "WikiQuiz" links to the hall of winners.

Round One

Go to the answer page for round one and edit it to fill in your answers. (Further instructions are there.)

This Alabama county's name sounds rather like a popular pickled fruit.
This former President of the Republic of Afghanistan was born in 1909.
This basketball player played on the league whose initials are BBL on the team whose initials are LU. He shares his first name with popular overweight bishop.
This Colorado Buddhist-inspired university was founded in 1974.
The first prototype of this Polish military trainer aircraft flew in October of 1984.

Hints

Remember after you post your answers, anyone else can read them and copy them except for ONE correction and then they would win. So consider that in your strategy.
You may want to consider using categories to help you. In fact, for several you may need to use categories.
Remember, try Googling "site:en.wikipedia.org" and whatever you want. Did you know that putting an asterisk (*) counts as a wildcard?
The game ends when the first person gets all answers correct, and proves they only used Wikipedia to find the information