470 Trivia Questions for All Grade Levels

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Geography Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
1. What is the name of the tallest mountain in the world? Mount Everest

2. How many continents in the world are there? 7 continents

3. What is the smallest state? Rhode Island

4. What is the biggest state? Alaska

5. How many oceans in the world are there? 5 oceans

6. Which country has the biggest population in the world? China

7. Which country is the Eiffel Tower in? France

8. Which state is the Statue of Liberty in? New York

9. How many states are there in the United States? 50 states

10. What is the coldest place on Earth? Antarctica

11. What is the hottest state? Florida

12. How many Disney parks are there? 6 Disney parks

13. How many time zones does Russia have? 11 time zones

14. Which season that is not winter happens in December in Australia? Summer

15. What is the name of the biggest airport in the United States? Denver International Airport

16. Which country is the Leaning Tower of Pisa in? Italy

17. Where was the first baseball stadium? Pittsburgh

18. How many stars are on the American flag? 50 stars

19. Who sewed the first American flag? Betsy Ross

20. How many stripes are on the American flag? 13 stars

21. What was the first state of the United States? Florida

22. What was the first spoken language? Sanskrit

23. How old is the United States? Adjust according to the calendar.

24. Which city in Italy is famous for its canals? Venice

25. What are the colors of the Italian flag? Red, white, and green

26. What is the longest river in the world? Nile River

27. What was the last state added to the United States? Hawaii

28. What is the biggest continent? Asia

29. What is the name of the largest volcano in the world? Mauna Loa

30. What is the smallest country in the world? The Vatican City

31. What are the colors of the German flag? Black, red, and yellow

32. What is the largest island in the world? Greenland

33. Where was the first Disney Park location? Disneyland California

34. Who was the first person in the disability community to climb Mount Everest? Tom Whittaker

35. Which country has the highest number of disability accessible cities? Europe

36. Which country has free health care and education? Denmark

37. Where is the White House located? Washington D.C.


True or False:
38. The first American flag had 13 stars. True

39. Spaghetti is an Italian food. False

40. Volcanoes can be underwater. True


Animal Facts Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
41. What is the deadliest spider in Australia? Sydney Funnel Web

42. How many years do Mayflies spend in their larvae stage? 3 years

43. How many Horseshoe Crab species exist? 4 species

44. In which ocean can the Pacific Sea Nettle Jellyfish be found? Pacific Ocean

45. How much does a Great White Shark weigh? 2,658 pounds

46. What color is an adult Parrotfish? Dark gray

47. How many species of Piranha live in the rivers of South America? 30 species

48. How many venomous spines do Lionfish have on their skin? 13 venomous spines

49. How many stages are in the life cycle of Salmon? 6 stages

50. Where is the Silverjaw Minnow usually found? Small creeks and rivers

51. What is the difference between frogs and toads? Frogs have smooth skin while toads have rough and dry skin.

52. How many species of tree frogs exist? 900 species

53. How does the common toad defend itself? By gulping air and standing on its tiptoes

54. Where can a Rough-Skinned Newt be found? Small ponds, lakes, and streams

55. Which body part does the Spotted Tail Cave Salamander use to climb a rock? Tail

56. How many feet is the Japanese Giant Salamander? 5 feet

57. How many eggs does the Common Snapping Turtle lay? 83 eggs

58. How does the Blue Tongue Skink defend itself? By flashing its blue tongue

59. What does the Galapagos Tortoise eat? Fruit and berries

60. How much does the male Komodo Dragon weigh? 200 pounds

61. What does the Copperhead Snake eat? Rodents and frogs

62. How many eggs does the American alligator lay? 25-60 eggs

63. What does the mating call of Tokay Gecko sound like? A frog's crock

64. What is the main prey of the Osprey? Fish

65. How many starlings in a winter roost? 1.5 million starlings

66. What is the wingspan of the Turkey Vulture? 6 1/2 feet

67. What is the lifespan of the Red-Backed Shrike? 8 years

68. What is the largest member of the Parrot family? Military Macaw

69. How does the Southern Cassowary defend itself? By using their feet

70. What is the fastest flying bird? The Peregrine Falcon

71. Where can you find a Honduran White Bat? Rainforest

72. How many hours does a Giant Panda eat? 16 hours

73. What are pandas' favorite food? Bamboo

74. What do orangutans use to get honey out of beehives? Sticks

75. How fast can the White Rhino run? 30 miles per hour (mph)


True or false:
76. The Whip Scorpion can sting. False

77. Crabs breathe water through their gills. True

78. The Furry Pus caterpillar is poisonous. True

79. Bumble bees die when they sting. False

80. The Frogfish uses camouflage to hunt. True

81. The Spotted Seahorse eats its prey by chewing it. False

82. The Bullfrog is a vegetarian. False

83. The skin of the Slimy Salamander is impossible to remove from human fingers if touched. True

84. Turtles and tortoises eat their food with a beak. True

85. American Crocodiles can be found in the Everglades. True

86. The Brown Thrasher is Georgia's state bird. True

87. The Striated Caracara is a carnivore. True

88. The Great Horned Owl lives in the city park. True

89. The African Savanna Elephant is the smallest elephant. False

90. Gray Wolves prefer to live alone. False

91. Tigers prefer to live alone. True


Food Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
92. Which state were chocolate chip cookies invented in? Massachusetts

93. Which type of food holds the world record for being the most stolen food in the world? Cheese

94. What is the only food that will never go bad? Honey

95. Which state had the first Rita's water ice location? Pennsylvania

96. Which state had the first Wendy's location? Ohio

97. How old is the oldest jar of honey believed to be? 5500 years old

98. Where were Doritos invented? Disneyland

99. Where was macaroni n cheese invented? Medieval Europe

100. How many food groups are there? 5 food groups

101. What was the first food ever made? Bread

102. What is the United States of America's favorite flavor of ice cream? Vanilla

103. What is the most ordered food in the United States? Fried chicken

104. Where were cheeseburgers invented? Colorado

105. Where was Coco-Cola first served? Georgia

106. What is the most popular pizza topping in the United States? Pepperoni

107. How many soda cans does the average American drink every year? 600 soda cans

108. What is the oldest soft drink in the United States of America? Dr. Pepper

109. What is the most common ordered food at seafood restaurants? Shrimp

110. Where was pizza invented? Italy

111. Where was the first McDonalds? California

112. Which country drinks the most coffee? The Netherlands

113. How many different ingredients does it take to make a Big Mac? 67 ingredients

114. What is the most common food allergy in the United States? Shellfish

115. Which state were chicken nuggets invented in? New York

116. Which drink advertises as being "sports fuel?" Gatorade

117. What is the most common ice cream topping? Hot fudge

118. Where was the first Burger King? Florida

119. What was the first dessert ever made? Ice cream

120. Where was the first Olive Garden location? Florida

121. Where was the first Raising Canes location? Louisiana

122. What is the best-selling packaged cookie in the United States of America? Oreos

123. What is sushi most commonly wrapped in? Seaweed

124. About how many seeds are planted in a strawberry? 200 seeds

125. What is the sweetest known fruit? Mangos

126. What is the largest fast-food chain in the world? McDonalds

127. What is the most commonly eaten food in the United States of America? Rice


True or False:
128. French fries were invented in France. False

129. People with Celiac Disease are advised to not eat any food with gluten in it. True

130. Pineapple was named for its resemblance to pinecones. True


Fall Solstice Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
131. When is the first day of fall? September 22

132. How many different types of apples exist in the world? More than 7,500 apples

133. Which month is Halloween? October

134. What is the birthstone for September? Sapphire

135. Which planet can be seen in the sky at nighttime during the fall during on where people live? Mercury

136. How many students in our grade/class have fall birthdays? Customize according to your school!

137. How many teachers in our grade/school have fall birthdays? Customize according to your school!

138. How many Friday the 13ths were there this year? Adjust according to the calendar.

139. When is the last day of fall? December 20

140. Which season comes before fall? Summer

141. Which season comes after fall? Winter

142. There are four (4) seasons in one year. In what order does fall happen? Fourth (4th)

143. How many seeds are in all pumpkins? 500 seeds

144. Which two (2) colors are most commonly associated with Halloween? Orange and black

145. Who was the Greek goddess of fall? Carpo

146. How many leaves fall off of trees at a time? 10-15%


True or False:
147. People tend to fall in love the most during the winter and fall. True

148. Birth rates are at their lowest during the fall. False

149. There are two (2) birthstones for both the months of October and November. True

150. Fall is the shortest season. False

151. Once leaves turn brown, they are dead. True


Sports Themed Trivia Questions:
152. What is it called when a bowler knocks down all of the pins? Strike

153. How many dimples does an average golf ball have? 336 dimples

154. Which country has competed the most times in the Summer Olympics, but has never won a gold medal? The Philippines

155. What is it called when a bowler makes three (3) strikes in a row? Turkey

156. What is the national sport of Canada? Lacrosse

157. What is it called when a bowler knocks down all of the pins in the second roll when no pins were knocked down in the first roll? Spare

158. What was the first sport in the world? Wrestling

159. Who was the first openly nonbinary athlete in the Winter Olympics? Timothy LeDuc

160. What does NBA stand for? National Basketball Association

161. What does NFL stand for? National Football League

162. What color are the goalposts in football? Yellow

163. In what game is "love" a score? Tennis

164. Which body part cannot touch the ball in soccer? Hands

165. In what year were women allowed to start playing sports? 1900

166. What does PGA stand for? Professional Golfers Association

167. What are the team colors for the Flyers? Orange, white, and black

168. Which basketball player was Michael Jordan nicknamed after when he was in high school? Magic Johnson

169. What are the Phillies' team colors? Red, white, and blue

170. Which country won the first Women's World Cup? United States

171. What do the rings in the Olympics represent? The continents of the world

172. Which team has the most NBA titles? Boston Celtics

173. Where did the first ancient Olympic games happen? Greece

174. When an Olympic athlete wins first place, which color medal do they get? Gold

175. Who founded the Special Olympics? Eunice Kennedy Shriver

176. What year was the Special Olympics founded? 1968

177. Where are the Special Olympics headquartered? Washington D.C.

178. What is the name of the targets in bowling? Pins

179. What is the shape of the ball in rugby? Oval

180. What is backwards skating called? A loop

181. Which country started ice skating? Scandinavia

182. What are ice skating shoes called? Figure skates

183. How many bases are there in baseball? 4 bases

184. What is the last base in baseball called? Home base

185. What was the first baseball team? The Cincinnati Red Stockings


True or False:
186. The Philadelphia Eagles won their first ever Super Bowl Championship in 2018. True

187. There are six (6) rings on the Olympic flag. False

188. A soccer field is called a goalie. False

189. The youngest professional soccer player was 12 years old. True

190. 18 holes are played in an average round of golf. True

191. Ukraine hosted the very first FIFA World Cup in 1930. False


Halloween Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
192. What is the name of the house that has been recognized by the Guiness Book of World Records as the world's oldest haunted house? The Cutting-Edge Haunted House

193. What item is banned only on Halloween in Hollywood? Silly string

194. What is Mx./Mr./Miss/Ms./Mrs. (Teacher Name)'s favorite Halloween candy? Customize according to you!

195. What is the night before Halloween called? Mischief Night

196. Which state holds the Guiness World Record for the largest corn maze in the world? Minnesota

197. What is the most common Halloween costume? Witch

198. How heavy was the world's largest jack-o-lantern? 2,350 pounds

199. Where did pumpkins start? Mexico

200. What do blue pumpkins symbolize? Autism awareness

201. Which black animal that is able to fly is usually associated with Halloween? Bat

202. What does it mean if you see a teal pumpkin on someone's doorstep while trick-or-treating? Allergy free treats provided

203. What was the original name of candy corn? Chicken Feed

204. What do purple pumpkins symbolize? Epilepsy awareness

205. Which fruit do people usually "bob" for on Halloween? Apples

206. What do yellow pumpkins symbolize? Speech disorders awareness

207. How much Halloween candy do Americans eat every year? 3.4 pounds

208. What do pink pumpkins symbolize? Breast cancer awareness

209. Which state holds the Guiness World Record for the most lit jack-o-lanterns? New Hampshire

210. What do white pumpkins symbolize? Pregnancy and infant loss awareness

211. About how much candy corn is sold every Halloween? 35 million pounds

212. Which vegetable used to be carved into a jack-o-lantern in Scotland? Turnips

213. What is America's most popular Halloween candy? Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

214. How many pieces of candy does the average house give to trick-or-treaters that come? 2 pieces of candy

215. Which television channel hosts 31 Nights of Halloween? Freeform

216. Was It a movie or book first? Book

217. About how many calories are found in an average trick-or-treaters Halloween stash? 11,000 calories

218. How many movies are there in the Halloween Franchise? 13 movies

219. What type of mask does Jason Voorhees wear in the Friday the 13th movies? Hockey mask

220. Where did mummies first come from? Egypt

221. What was the name of the first Goosebumps book? Welcome to Dead House


True or False:
222. Pumpkins are a vegetable. False

223. During ancient history, not only people could be mummified, but their pets as well. True



Thanksgiving Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
224. What day of the week is Thanksgiving celebrated on in the United States every year? Thursday

225. What date will Thanksgiving be held on this year? Adjust according to your calendar.

226. Which job experiences its busiest day is Thanksgiving? Plumbers

227. What are female turkeys called? Hens

228. What is Mx./Mr./Miss/Ms./Mrs. (Teacher's Name)'s favorite Thanksgiving dish? Customize according to you!

229. What year was the first Thanksgiving held? 1621

230. According to the Calorie Control Council, how many calories does the average American eat on Thanksgiving? 4,500 calories

231. How long did the first Thanksgiving feast last? 3 days

232. Who was the first character balloon to ever appear in the Macy's Day Parade? Felix the Cat

233. According to the National Turkey Federation, how many pounds of turkey does the average American eat each year? 15 pounds

234. Which month is Thanksgiving celebrated every year? November

235. What is the most commonly eaten food during Thanksgiving? Turkey

236. How much did the largest pumpkin pie weigh? 3,700 pounds

237. How many turkeys are eaten on Thanksgiving every year? 46 million turkeys

238. Which color are turkey eggs? Tan

239. Which historical person wanted the turkey to be America's national bird? Benjamin Franklin

240. What is the most commonly eaten type of pie during Thanksgiving? Pumpkin pie

241. The word "cornucopia" means horns of plenty in which language? Latin

242. Which month does Canada celebrate Thanksgiving? October

243. What are male turkeys called? Toms

244. How many eggs does a turkey lay per day? 100 eggs

245. How fast can a turkey run? 25 miles per hour (mph)

246. How many turkeys are made every Thanksgiving? 46 million turkeys

247. How much does the average Thanksgiving turkey weigh? 15 pounds

248. Which state eats the most turkey on Thanksgiving? California


True or False:
249. The United States is the only country that celebrates Thanksgiving. False

250. Black Friday is always the day after Thanksgiving. True

251. Canada celebrates Thanksgiving during the month of November just like the United States does. False

252. Turkeys can fly. True

253. Sweet potatoes are potatoes. False

254. Thanksgiving is the most traveled holiday every year. True



Winter Solstice Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
255. How many times does the winter solstice happen each year? 2 times

256. How many days and nights is Hanukkah celebrated? 8 days and nights

257. How many ghosts appear in A Christmas Carol? 4 ghosts

258. Which three (3) colors are Kwanzaa candles? Red, green, and black

259. How many students in our class/grade have winter birthdays? Customize according to your school!

260. How many teachers in our grade/school have winter birthdays? Customize according to your school!

261. When did the first New Year's Eve ball drop in Times Square? 1907

262. What does the winter solstice symbolize in many cultures? Rebirth

263. What does the word "Hanukkah" mean in Hebrew? Dedication

264. Where was baby Jesus born on Christmas Day? Bethlehem

265. Which real-life person is Santa Claus based on? Saint Nicholas

266. Which diverse community tends to celebrate Kwanzaa the most as part of their culture? African American/Black community

267. How many feet in diameter is the Times Square New Year's Eve ball? 12 feet

268. Which season comes after winter? Spring

269. What is the name of the fried potato pancakes that are eaten during Hanukkah? Latkes

270. How many days is Kwanzaa celebrated for? 7 days

271. What is the Jewish star called? Star of David

272. Which country started the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree? Germany

273. How many Kwanzaa candles are there? 7 candles

274. What is the most common New Year's Resolution? To exercise more and/or lose weight

275. How many sides does a snowflake have? 6 sides

276. Where were the first Winter Olympic games held? France

277. What is the color of a snow flower? Red

278. What other planet has snow been seen on? Mars

279. What is the scientific vocabulary word for animals sleeping during the winter? Hibernation

280. How many days can a bear survive without food during hibernation? 100 days


True or False:
281. According to history, there have been 7 Times Square New Year's Eve balls. True

282. People tend to fall in love the most during the winter and fall. True

283. The Sun travels the longest path through the sky during winter. False



Valentine's Day Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
284. Who is the goddess of love and beauty? Cupid

285. What is Cupid's name according to Greek mythology? Eros

286. In Roman mythology, with whom does Cupid fall in love? Psyche

287. Before "X" stood for a kiss, what did it represent at the end of a letter? The cross

288. When did Sweethearts first get their shape? 1901

289. Where was the oldest-known Valentine's Day message sent from? Prison

290. About how many roses are sent for Valentine's Day each year? 50 million roses

291. About how many adults in the United States go out for Valentine's Day each year? 52%

292. Who invented the first Valentine's Day candy box? Richard Cadbury

293. How many students in our grade/class have February birthdays? Customize this answer depending on your school!

294. How many teachers in our grade/school have February birthdays? Customize this answer depending on your school!

295. Who wrote the oldest-known Valentine's Day message? The Duke of Orleans

296. When was the oldest-known Valentine's Day message written? 1415

297. Which make-believe character do people in Verona, Italy send valentines to each year? Juliet from Romeo and Juliet

298. Which city are letters to Juliet sent to? Verona, Italy

299. How many heart-shaped boxes of chocolates are typically sold each Valentine's Day? 35 million heart-shaped boxes of chocolates

300. Which year was February 14 first declared as Valentine's Day? 1537

301. In what country is Valentine's Day known as "Friend's Day?" Finland

302. What major invention was patented on Valentine's Day? The telephone

303. What country has a holiday on the 14th of every month? South Korea

304. The first recorded speed dating event was held in what year? 1998

305. What were mean-spirited Valentine's Day cards called in the Victorian era? Vinegar

306. What do yellow roses symbolize? Friendship

307. Which of William Shakespeare's plays mentions Valentine's Day? Hamlet

308. What insanely popular website debuted on Valentine's Day in 2005? YouTube

309. Where did the first Valentine's Day celebration occur? France

310. How many years have valentines been given out? 600 years

311. According to the National Confectioners Association, what two colors do people consider as the main colors of love? Red and pink

312. How many years has the chocolate box been around for? 140 years

313. What is the most popular flavor in chocolate boxes? Caramel

314. Which state has the largest number of chocolate makers? California

315. Who started the tradition of sending flowers? A king from Sweden

316. Which group of people receives the most valentines? Teachers

317. Which state has a city named Valentine? Texas

318. Which color can make people look attractive the most when wearing it? Red

319. Which year were the Sweethearts candy temporarily stopped? 2019

320. Who named the holiday Valentine's Day? Saint Valentine

321. Which country was Valentine's Day first celebrated? Great Britain

322. How many states in the United States of America have cities named Valentine? 4 cities

323. Which country grows the majority of roses that are sold in the United States of America on Valentine's Day? Columbia

324. When was Valentine's Day originally celebrated in Ancient Rome? February 15

325. Which decorative item used on Valentine's Day means "snare to net?" Lace

326. Which state produces the most roses? California

327. Other than Valentine's Day, which is the next biggest holiday for giving flowers? Mother's Day

328. Where are wooden love spoons carved and given as gifts on Valentine's Day? Wales

329. When was it first considered bad luck to sign a Valentine's Day card? Victorian era

330. Which state produces the most chocolates? Pennsylvania

331. Which actress born on Valentine's Day was the winner of six (6) Academy Awards? Thelma Ritter

332. As per the Farmer Almanac, if a woman sees a goldfinch on Valentine's Day, whom will she marry? Sailor

333. Where will you find the oldest love poem written in the world? On a clay tablet in Southern Iraq

334. A computer virus called "ILOVEYOU" was detected on May 1, 2000. Where was it detected? Hong Kong

335. Which fruit is also known as he "love apple?" Tomato

336. Which famous building was built and given as the ultimate gift of love? Taj Mahal


True or False:
337. The heart shape wasn't always a romantic symbol. True

338. Valentine's Day wasn't always a romantic holiday. True



Saint Patrick's Day Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
339. Which do people typically wear the most to celebrate on Saint Patrick's Day? Green

340. What nationality celebrates Saint Patrick's Day the most? Irish

341. What is Mx./Mr./Miss/Ms./Mrs. (Teacher Name)'s favorite color of the rainbow? Customize this answer according to you!

342. What mythological being is a part of Saint Patrick's Day lore and Irish culture? Leprechauns

343. What date is Saint Patrick's Day celebrated on each year? March 17

344. What is the name of the plant that has four leaves on it? Four leaf clover

345. What is said to be at the end of a rainbow? A pot of gold

346. What are the three (3) colors of the Irish flag? Orange, white, and green

347. How many Shamrock Shakes are sold every year? Over 60 million

348. What does the color green symbolize in Ireland? Hope

349. Which breakfast cereal has "Lucky the Leprechaun" as its mascot? Lucky Charms

350. How many students in our grade/class have March birthdays? Customize according to your school!

351. How many teachers in our grade/school have March birthdays? Customize according to your school!


True or False:
352. Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated on Saint Patrick's birthday. False

353. Saint Patrick's Day's holiday color has always been green. False

354. McDonalds sells Shamrock Shakes throughout the whole month of March. True

355. The first Saint Patrick's Day parade was hosted in Ireland. False



Spring Solstice Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
356. What date is the first day of spring every year? March 20

357. What bird is often associated with spring in North America? Robin

358. What often worsens spring allergies? Increase of pollen from flowers

359. Who is known as the goddess of spring in Roman mythology? Flora

360. Which part of the globe does the sun rise right over on the first day of spring in the northern hemisphere? Equator

361. What are the three (3) spring zodiac signs? Aries, Taurus, Gemini

362. Who was the Greek goddess of fertility and plants? Persephone

363. What month is Autism Acceptance Month? April

364. What is Mx./Mr./Miss/Ms./Mrs. (Teacher Name)'s favorite flower? Customize according to you!

365. What dates will Passover occur on this year? Adjust according to the calendar.

366. Which holiday arrives at the same time as spring in China? Chinese New Year

367. About how many chocolate bunnies are made each year? 90 million chocolate bunnies

368. How many students in our grade/class have spring birthdays? Customize according to your school!

369. How many teachers in our grade/class have spring birthdays? Customize according to your school!

370. What date is Mother's Day on this year? Adjust answer according to the calendar.

371. Which three (3) countries are roses the national flower for? United States, Maldives, and England

372. Which season comes before spring? Winter

373. What year did Daylight Savings Time start? 1908

374. What does spring symbolize? Rebirth

375. What are the three (3) birthstones for the months of spring? Aquamarine, Diamond, Emerald

376. What date is Earth Day every year? April 22

377. Where did Rita's open its first location where the chain is currently headquartered? Bensalem, Pennsylvania

378. There are four (4) seasons in a year. In which order does spring happen? Second (2nd)

379. Which three (3) animals symbolize the spring zodiac signs? Ram, Bull, and Deer

380. While the Easter Bunny brings children eggs in the United States, which animal brings the goods in Westphalia, Germany? Fox

381. Which small white flower is used to make tea? Chamomile

382. Which Disney princess has the same name as a small, sweet, white flower? Jasmine

383. Which spring flower has the same name as an area in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania? Blue Bell

384. Which date is Easter this year? Adjust according to the calendar.

385. Which date is the Greek Orthodox Easter? April 24

386. Which season comes after spring? Summer

387. What is the birthstone for the month of March? Aquamarine

388. Which celebrity's daughter has the same name as a flower? Katy Perry

389. How many hours of daylight and hours of darkness are on the first day of spring? 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness

390. Who was the first person to think of the idea of Daylight Savings Time? Benjamin Franklin

391. Which date did Daylight Savings Time start this year? Adjust according to the calendar.

392. Which date will Daylight Savings Time end this year? Adjust according to the calendar.

393. Which year did Daylight Savings Time start? 1918

394. Which color were the first Easter eggs dyed? Red

395. Which date does the season of spring end on this year? Adjust according to the calendar.

396. How many jellybeans do Americans eat every year? 16 million jellybeans

397. Which flower is associated with Buddhism, yoga, and ancient Egyptians? Lotus

398. Which month is Mental Health Awareness Month? May

399. What is the birthstone for the month of April? Diamond

400. What is the birthstone for the month of May? Emerald

401. Which two (2) states do not follow Daylight Savings Time? Arizona and Hawaii

402. Why is there a debate about getting rid of Daylight Savings Time? Bad health effects of losing one hour of sleep

403. Which date is World Autism Day? April 2

404. What time does Daylight Savings Time start every year? 2:00AM

405. Which flower blooms the earliest in spring? Snowdrops

406. In biology, which scientific term represents the change from one stage of life to another often experienced by insects (example: caterpillar to cocoon to butterfly)? Metamorphosis

407. What was the first country to try Daylight Savings Time? Germany

408. In what order do all four (4) seasons happen? Winter, spring, summer, fall

409. Which city in Pennsylvania is known for water ice? Philadelphia

410. How many years has Rita's been doing their First Day of Spring free water ice sale tradition? 30 years

411. How many Rita's water ice locations exist? 600 locations


True or False:
412. Spring is the shortest season. False

413. The first day of spring is also known as the Vernal Equinox which means equal night in Latin. True

414. Daylight Savings Time was started to help farmers. False



Summer Solstice Questions:
Open-ended:
415. What date is the first day of summer? Adjust according to the calendar.

416. When does the summer solstice end? September 22

417. Which state celebrates the summer solstice with a midnight baseball game? Alaska

418. Which month does summer happen in in the Southern Hemisphere? December

419. What is the first holiday in the summer solstice? Father's Day

420. Who is the Roman goddess of summer? Aestas

421. How many students in our grade/class have summer birthdays? Customize according to your school!

422. How many teachers in our grade/school have summer birthdays? Customize according to your school!

423. Which season comes before summer? Spring

424. Which season comes after summer? Fall

425. What date is Independence Day on every year? July 4

426. There are 4 seasons in one year. In which order does summer happen? Third (3rd)

427. What is the birthstone for the month of July? Ruby

428. Which language is the word "solstice?" Latin

429. What does summer symbolize? Light

430. Who discovered the summer solstice? Galileo

431. Which month is the most popular for summer vacations? July

432. Which vitamin do people get from sunlight? Vitamin D

433. Which three (3) fruits outsell all other fruits during the summer in America? Watermelon, tomatoes, and peaches

434. During which month is National Ice Cream Day? July

435. What is the Guiness World Record for the longest barbeque? 80 hours

436. Which country has the biggest water park in the world? Germany

437. Which year was the first Jaws movie released? 1975

438. Where were surfboards invented? Hawaii


True or False:
439. Summer is the shortest season. False

440. An alternative calendar had an extra month named after the summer solstice. True

441. The summer solstice happens at different times around the world. True

442. Many people consider summer to be a time for healing. True

443. There are three (3) birthstones for both the months of June and August.


4th of July Themed Trivia Questions:
Open-ended:
444. What is another well-known name for the 4th of July? Independence Day

445. Where was the first celebration of Independence Day? Philadelphia

446. How much money do Americans spend on fireworks every year? $1 billion

447. Which President of the United States had a daughter born on the 4th of July? Barack Obama

448. Which President was the first to host a 4th of July party at the White House? Thomas Jefferson

449. What is the location of the nation's oldest 4th of July parade? Rhode Island

450. What is the most commonly eaten food every 4th of July? Hot dogs

451. What is the name of the National Anthem of the United States of America? Star Spangled Banner

452. What does the Statue of Liberty symbolize? Freedom

453. What do the stars on the American flag symbolize? 50 states

454. According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council, how many hot dogs are eaten every 4th of July? 150 million hot dogs

455. Which classical children's book was published on the 4th of July? Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

456. What do fireworks symbolize? The birth of the nation

457. How many fireworks are used on the 4th of July? 14,000 fireworks

458. Which state uses the most fireworks? Missouri

459. How many people were living in the United States of America when the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776? 2.5 million people

460. Which food is traditional to eat on the 4th of July in New England? Salmon

461. Which kind of pie is considered most American? Apple pie

462. Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence? John Hancock

463. What was the first state to declare the 4th of July as an official holiday? Massachusetts?

464. Which President was born on the July 4th? Calvin Coolidge (1872)

465. Who was the youngest person to sign the Declaration of Independence? Edward Retledge (26 years old)


True or False:
466. The correct way to fold an American flag is in a square. False

467. The French people gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States of America. True

468. The first 4th of July celebration happened on July 4, 1776. False

469. People with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) are often triggered by the sound of fireworks. True

470. The bald eagle is the national bird of the United States. True






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