Patch Quiz: Parking Survey, Cardinals Baseball, Special Session

Our weekly quiz features questions from stories that we posted Monday through Thursday, as well as a trivia question about our community.

Starting this week, we've changed the rules slightly to encourage more participation.

Here's what we've changed:

• Responses must now be submitted by email to the editor.
• You have five days to respond to the quiz.
• We'll announce the quiz winner each Thursday.

KEEP IN MIND:

• Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia who are 18 and older.

• To enter, you must submit answers by email to nate.birt@patch.com. Please number them 1 through 5

• All entries must be received by 6 p.m. Central Time on Wednesday.
• You may enter once a week.

• The first person to respond with the most correct answers wins
• The contest period opens at noon Central Time on Friday each week. The deadline to enter is noon Central Time on Wednesday each week.
• This week’s prize is a $15 gift card to Starbucks. (You'll find Starbucks locations in Clayton and , and in Richmond Heights .)
• Each Thursday, we'll announce the winner of the previous week's contest.

Quiz

1. On Tuesday, Clayton-Richmond Heights Patch reported on a survey about on-street parking and building preservation in Clayton's Davis Place neighborhood. About how many people had responded to the survey as of that report?
2. Also on Tuesday, columnist Brian R. Hook described several of the discussion topics planned for the upcoming Missouri General Assembly special session. Name one of them. 
3. On Wednesday, we reported that a former Cardinals baseball player and Clayton native was the focus of a minor league game this week. In how many 1993 Cardinals games did he participate?
4. On Thursday, we told you about an upcoming run that will benefit children in the . Which organization will receive help from that event? 
5. Richmond Heights trivia question: What percentage of students scored proficient or advanced on the math portion of the MAP test in 2010? Hint: you can find the answer here on our site!