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- On May 6, 1915, against the Yankees, what Red Sox player (the Sultan of Swat) hit his first home run?
- Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony was adapted for what Walt Disney film?
- What river has the largest volume of fresh water?
- May is National Salad Month; how did iceberg lettuce get its name?
- On May 7, 2005, what Massachusetts university held a Time Traveler Convention?
- Which national constitution is the oldest still in use?
- According to Sports Illustrated, in 1972, who “became the first female player to win more than $100,000 in a year”?
- What is a black hole thought to be created from?
- May 8 is Mother’s Day; after what war was “Mother’s Friendship Day” established by Ann Jarvis, whose daughter, Anna, was instrumental in the official founding of Mother’s Day?
- The twins Castor and Pollux are in what constellation?
- “The African Queen” was set during what war?
- How are Coors, Paramount and Toblerone similar?
- On May 9, 1657, what governor of the Plymouth Colony died?
- What color is matcha tea?
- In 1975 Pet Rocks became a fad; the rocks came from a city where: Florida, Hawaii or Mexico?
- On May 10, 1818, what son of Apollos Rivoire and Deborah Hitchbourne died in Boston?
- A griffin is mythical animal that is a combination of what two animals?
- On May 11, 1659, what holiday did the Massachusetts Bay Colony legislature ban?
- Barbary macaques – the only wild monkey population in Europe – are in what British Overseas Territory?
- On May 12, 1861, the “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” by Julia Ward Howe, was first performed at Fort Warren near what city?
