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- On April 28, 1952, the Allied occupation of what country ended?
- What is the only inanimate sign in the zodiac?
- A classic mojito includes what kind of alcohol?
- April 29 is Duke Ellington Day; “Duke” performed with his jazz orchestra at what club in Harlem?
- Which is older, Stonehenge or the Colosseum?
- How are “Citizen Kane,” “His Girl Friday” and “The Front Page” similar?
- On April 30, 1789, George Washington gave his first inaugural address at Federal Hall in what city?
- What two U.S. presidents are buried together?
- What U.S. state has hosted the summer and winter Olympics?
- In 1897 what catalogue contained the first mention of brownies in print?
- On May 1, 1931, what skyscraper officially opened?
- How are stop, drop and roll similar?
- What food is sometimes called gram or chana?
- On May 2, 1885, what women’s magazine based in Holyoke, Mass., was first published?
- The modern sport of field hockey was developed in what country?
- What are the three “Rs” of education?
- On May 3, 1978, ARPANET users got an ad thought to be the first of what type of email?
- What were s’mores originally called?
- What is the only animal born with horns?
- On May 4, 1959, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and the Kingston Trio received some of the first of what award type?
