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- On June 27, 1922, the first Newbery Medal was awarded for what?
- What word can mean a type of boat, a unit of computer info or a job?
- On June 28, 2007, what was removed from the country’s list of endangered species: bald eagle, piping plover or stork?
- In 1920, Patrick “Babe” McDonald became the now oldest Olympic gold medalist (56 lb. Weight Throw) at what age: 35, 42 or 46?
- What is sphynx: a mythical creature, a hairless cat or a computer program?
- On June 29, 1534, Jacques Cartier discovered what island known as P.E.I.?
- Who is not mentioned in Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor”: Alice Shortcake, Ophelia or Sir John Falstaff?
- Le Monde began in 1944 soon after the Liberation of Paris; what is it?
- What TV game show is similar to tic-tac-toe?
- On June 30, 1985, what American who collected 28 Olympic medals was born?
- Some people involved in the Salem witch trials were residents of what other town?
- July 1 is National Gingersnap Day; gingersnaps were served at Muster Day, which was what?
- In what year did the UK leave the EU: 2015, 2020 or 2024?
- The Boston Pops is known for playing what song that is also the National March?
- July is National Hot Dog Month; what dog breed was hot dog originally called?
- On July 2, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed what Act?
- How are bassoon, flute and oboe similar?
- What sea animal is thought to have inspired the mythical mermaid?
- What clock’s time is adjusted by adding or removing pennies from its pendulum?
- July 3 is the start of the dog days, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac; why were they called that?
