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- July 14 is National Macaroni and Cheese Day; what U.S. president who lived at Monticello is known for liking macaroni and cheese?
- What country in the world has the most coastline?
- According to Guinness World Records, what is the USA’s longest pleasure beach?
- In 1896 swimming was added to the Olympic games; when were women swimmers first allowed: 1900, 1908 or 1922?
- On July 15, 1605, what French explorer visited Cape Ann in Massachusetts?
- What baby animal is also known as a joey?
- What are the three U.S. marathons that are considered one of the “6 World Majors”?
- On July 16, 1969, what departed the John F. Kennedy Space Center bound for the moon?
- The fictional Aunt Em and Uncle Henry are whose caretakers?
- What Las Vegas hotel has the same name as a cocktail?
- On July 17, 2009, what journalist called “the most trusted man in America” died at 92?
- “Cetology,” the title of the 32nd chapter of “Moby Dick,” means what?
- In what two sports would you find wickets?
- On July 18, 1976, what female became the first to get a perfect 10 in an Olympic gymnastic event?
- During their honeymoon, what Hollywood couple gave Alfredo Di Lelio a golden fork and spoon engraved with “To Alfredo the King of the noodles”?
- When three celestial bodies are aligned, that is called what word that has only “y” for vowels?
- On July 19, 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention began; what were the attendees concerned with?
- The Jarbidge, Nevada, stage coach robbery was the Old West’s last stage robbery; in what year did it take place: 1876, 1898 or 1916?
- For 15 years, what daytime talk show host’s book club recommended 70 books in total?
- July 20 is National Moon Day; what 1969 event does it commemorate?
