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- April 22 is Earth Day, which began in what year: 1970, 1980 or 1990?
- What novel includes the fictional communities of West and East Egg?
- In 2014, Zhongdian, a city in China, was renamed what from the novel “Lost Horizon”?
- What in the human body comes in arches, whorls and loops?
- On April 23, 1635, the first U.S. public school was founded where?
- Which country has the most pyramids (over 200): Egypt, Morocco or Sudan?
- April 24 is National Pigs in a Blanket Day; what fictional female chef included a pigs in a blanket recipe in her “Cooking for Kids” in 1957?
- Who is the Roman god of wine?
- Due to losing players to World War II, what two teams temporarily combined to form the Steagles?
- April 25 is World Penguin Day; is a puffin a type of penguin?
- What animal can clean its ear with its tongue?
- What does equinox mean?
- On April 26, 1954, what mass polio vaccine testing began?
- What literary character did Basil Rathbone play in 14 films?
- What perennial opponent of the Harlem Globetrotters have also been temporarily called the Boston Shamrocks, Atlantic City Seagulls and World All-Stars?
- On April 27, 1791, who was born who became an American inventor and artist and developed a code?
- Where in the body would you find aqueous humor?
- Which country has the world’s 10 coldest cities?
- What is another word for aubergine?
- On April 28, 1778, the Massachusetts Legislature passed a law allowing who to enlist in the Continental Army?
