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- On May 16, 1905, what actor who starred in “Young Mr. Lincoln” in 1939 was born in Grand Island, which is actually a Nebraskan city?
- How are Dreamhouse, Malibu House, Getaway House and Townhouse similar?
- What is the meaning of “formula” in Formula One racing?
- Which country produces the most gold: Canada, China or Ghana?
- On May 17 in what year was the first U.S. televised sporting event, a Princeton vs. Columbia baseball game: 1933, 1939 or 1945?
- In what sport would you find the Golden Boot award?
- In 1274 why was it decided that cardinals electing a pope should be locked up “cum clave” (“conclave”)?
- Which country has the most soccer World Cup wins: Brazil, England or Uruguay?
- May 18 is International Museum Day; in what city would you find the State Hermitage Museum?
- In what museum is Charles Lindbergh’s plane Spirit of St. Louis?
- On May 19, 1884, what brothers founded a circus in Baraboo, Wisconsin?
- The U.S. Revenue Cutter Service, which collected customs, became what?
- May 20 is Josephine Baker Day; she was an entertainer (and World War II hero in France) who was born in what country?
- When was Fenway Park’s first night game: 1922, 1935 or 1947?
- How are poop, quarter and upper similar?
- What country’s national Latin motto means From Sea to Sea?
- On May 21, 2017, what circus gave its “final” performance, but then returned in 2023 in a show without animals?
- Which came first, state driver’s licenses or state license plates?
- The Vatican Museums, according to its website, has how many museums: 3, 15 or 26?
- May 22 is National Maritime Day; during the War of 1812, what ship that had been built in the North End escaped into Marblehead Harbor?
