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- March 25 is International Waffle Day; what famous Belgian painter’s work included a finely detailed painting of waffles in “Fight between Carnival and Lent” (1559)?
- The word “chortle” first appeared in what nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll?
- On March 26, 1964, the musical “Funny Girl” opened in NYC with what star?
- What is the longest species of worm: bootlace worm, bristle worm or fluke?
- The “bark lion sentinel dog” – more commonly called Lhasa apso – is native to what country: China, Indonesia or Tibet?
- On March 27, 1841, at City Hall in NYC, the first horse-drawn fire engine in the USA was tested; it was powered by what?
- Florentine-style dishes have what vegetable?
- Which U.S. city is the largest founded in the 1900s?
- What TV show theme song mentions two slang expressions for oil?
- On March 28, 1881, the Barnum & Bailey Circus was founded, which was to exhibit what famous named animal?
- What children’s book character has a bronze statue in Kensington Gardens in London?
- What is the Italian word for a grilled sandwich?
- What computer language logo includes a blue cup with red steam?
- On March 29, 1848, what North American waterfall was reduced to a trickle due to gale force winds creating an ice jam?
- What 17th century Englishman wrote the plays “Volpone, “The Alchemist” and “Every Man in His Humor” (first performed at The Globe Theatre)?
- In March 2022 what sport has a world cup for women?
- What famous Italian painter was born in Vinci in Tuscany?
- March 30 is Manatee Appreciation Day; what is a nickname for manatee?
- How are the Blue Nile, the White Nile and Atbara similar?
- On March 31, 1930, what U.S. code of entertainment guidelines was instituted?
