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- On July 15, 1948, General of the Armies of the United States John J. Pershing died; who previously had that title?
- What vehicle is also the name of a pie?
- In what decade was Brasilia built: 1780s, 1890s, or 1950s?
- On July 16, 1941, what player created a record by hitting safely for the 56th consecutive baseball game?
- What does IBM stand for?
- What author crated Neverland?
- July 17 is National Ice Cream Day; reportedly, in 1906 the Hot Fudge Sundae was invented at C.C. Brown’s on what famous street?
- What author created the detective Lord Peter Wimsey?
- What lasagna ingredient is a byproduct of making another lasagna ingredient?
- On July 18, 1976, who scored the first-ever perfect 10 at the Olympics?
- What is the importance of ENIAC?
- What animal is also called a glutton and is a nickname for the State of Michigan?
- What instrument does a concertmaster play?
- On July 19, 1848, as advertised in the Seneca County Courier, the Seneca Falls Convention began “to discuss the social, civil and religious condition and rights of” what?
- Due to a heatwave, Castenaso, Italy, imposed a fine for barbers and hairdressers doing what?
- What is the first fruit to ripen in spring?
- On July 20, 1976, the Viking I landed on what planet that is also the name of a candy bar?
- What word meaning pep is also the name of the official soft drink of Maine?
- The first world peace park is in what two countries?
- On July 21, 1979, Jay Silverheels became the first Native American with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame; what well-known TV character did he play?
