Q.1
Which local media celebrity was announced this week as having the honor of throwing the first pitch at the Washington Nationals vs. New York Mets game on August 30?

Q.2
WAMU 88.5's Patrick Madden reported this week about a salvage yard that sits on the Buzzard Point property where the District and D.C. United would like to build a new soccer stadium. What’s the name of the salvage yard?

Q.3
D.C. Democratic mayoral candidate Tommy Wells held a karaoke fundraiser this week. What song was he singing in a video captured by Washington City Paper Loose Lips columnist Will Sommer?

Q.4
What’s the name of the visa program at the center of the controversy surrounding the electric car company formerly owned by Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe?

Q.5
Mark Obenshain, the Republican candidate for attorney general in Virginia, will be a guest on Friday’s Politics Hour. What is the name of his Democratic opponent?

Q.6
Which Virginia city is planning to host later this month its own version of the famous “running of the bulls” in Pamplona, Spain?

Q.7
A snakehead fish caught recently in Spotsylvania County, Va., has been confirmed as a world record size catch by the International Game Fish Association. How big was the snakehead?

Q.8
Which prominent Maryland Republican announced this week that he’d be stepping down from his seat to pursue a graduate degree in sports management from Southern Methodist University?

Q.9
The longest Metro stop escalator in WMATA’s system is located in Maryland. It’s also the longest escalator in the Western Hemisphere. Where is it?

Q.10
Washington region native and former Baltimore Raven Jonathan Ogden was inducted into the National Football League’s Hall of Fame this past weekend. For what local school did Ogden’s father play at the collegiate level in the 1970s?