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How much do you know about 100-year-old Wrigley Field?
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The second-oldest ballpark in the major leagues, after Boston's Fenway Park, has been a popular destination for long-suffering Chicago Cubs fans since 1914. See how you stack up against other Wrigley lovers by taking this 20-question quiz.
1. Among the flags that fly above Wrigley’s right-field grandstand is one with “KW-20” on it? What does it refer to?
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Team's official motor oil |
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The pitching record of a former Cub |
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The group that performs the Cubs' official rap song |
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Shorthand version of the team's motto |
