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- Recently a town in what country organized the third annual European seagull screeching championship (where people imitated seagulls): Belgium, England or Portugal?
- What part of the body has the most bones?
- On May 5, 1862, Mexican troops defended Puebla from what country’s soldiers?
- How many double stiches are on an MLB baseball: 50, 26 or 108?
- May 6, 2023, is the Kentucky Derby: in what year was the first Kentucky Derby: 1822, 1875 or 1911?
- What is a bibliophile?
- May 7 is World Laughter Day; the first celebration of this day, in 1998, was organized by the founder of what yoga-related movement?
- How many years did Sleeping Beauty sleep?
- The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will be held where?
- What is the name of the science concerning motion of projectiles?
- On May 8, 2012, what author/illustrator of “Where the Wild Things Are” died?
- What are the fastest growing hairs on the body?
- What is considered the smartest reptile: chameleon, crocodile or monitor lizard?
- On May 9, 1914, what U.S. president proclaimed the celebration of Mother’s Day?
- What are gneiss, schist and marble?
- How can spiders climb walls?
- On May 10, 1717, Judge John Hathorne died; he is primarily known for helping lead what trials?
- How are “A very good restaurant in its category,” Excellent cooking, worth a detour” and “Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey” similar?
- Why is the American quarter horse called that?
- On May 11, 1997, IBM computer Deep Blue won what kind of match?
