Double Trouble
What is the largest fruit crop on Earth?
Grapes
NASA's April 2026 crewed lunar flyby was the first of the Artemis missions, named after the twin sister of this ancient Greek god.
Apollo
What actor plays Sundance in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid?
Robert Redford
In the northern hemisphere, this meteorological season begins September 1st.
autumn
You'll trade your bagels for freshly baked giant croissants when you visit this country.
France
How many limbs does a squid have?
10. 8 arms and 2 longer tentacles.
The Artimis ll mission flew by this location, marking the first time that certain parts of it, including the Orientale basin, had been seen in full sunlight by human eyes.
The farside of the moon
What is the name of the system of safe passages that allowed American slaves to escape to freedom in the northern U.S. and Canada?
Underground Railroad
When we were young, this event took place on the first Tuesday of September in many states.
First day of the school year
Pack your bags for Peru to visit this place, the ruins of the Inca Empire.
Machu Picchu
In what decade did Jesse Owens win 4 gold medals in the Summer Olympics?
1930s. The 1936 Summer Olympics were held in Berlin, Germany.
The crew of Artimis ll returned home by splashing down in the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of this city.
San Diego
What is the more common name for the olfactory organ?
Nose
September is the month the playoffs begin and lead this sport's grand finale.
baseball
Stonehenge is located in this country.
England
Which scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize in two different scientific fields?
Marie Curie. 1903 in Physics for research on radiation, and 1911 in Chemistry for discovering the elements polonium and radium. She remains the only person to win Nobel prizes in two different sciences.
The crew of Artimis ll included the first non-U.S. citizen astronaut to fly to the moon, mission specialist Jeremy Hansen, who is from this country.
Canada
Who composed the song" There's No Business Like Show Business" and "Alexander's Rag Time Band?"
Irving Berlin
On September 21, 1967, taping began for this famous children's TV program, in which every episode begins with the host singing, "Won't You Be My Neighbor?"
Mister Rogers Neighborhood
Roughly 40 miles from Naples, you can explore this fabled Italian coastline.
Amalfi Coast
Colonists commonly used a building method called wattle and daub to create what?
Walls. A lattice of interwoven wooden sticks and twigs (wattle) was covered in clay or mud (daub), resulting in flexible, fireproof, well insulated homes.
The astronauts on the latest mission sent photos of this sun-blocking phenomenon.
solar eclipse
What does the Spanish phrase, "Que sera sera mean?
"Whatever will be, will be"
On September 18, 1970, the world lost a visionary in this guitarist and singer, famous for songs including "Purple Haze" and "The Wind Cries Mary".
Jimi Hendrix
In Verona Italy, visitors gather at a medieval house linked by legend to this Shakespearean heroine, leaving notes near the balcony and wall that now bear her name?
Juliet