Spring
Iowa
Food
National Teacher
Day
1940s Music
100

What are the spring months in Australia?

a. December to February 

b. September to November

c. June to August

b. September to November 

100

What Navy ship was named after a city in Iowa?

a. USS Lincoln

b. USS Nile

c. USS Sioux City 

c. USS Sioux City

100

What's the most stolen grocery item?

a. Cheese

b. Milk

c. Eggs

a. Cheese

100

According to federal statistics, how many teachers are there in the US public school system?

a. 1.5 million

b. 3.2 million

c. 10 million

b. 3.2 million 

100

What genre of music saw a significant rise in popularity in the 1940s? 

a. Blues

b. Jazz

c. Rock

b. Jazz, specifically BeBop

200
Spring brings rain showers to some areas. Which location receives the most annual rainfall?

a. Hawaii

b. Amazon Rainforest

c. Congo

a. Hawaii

200

What most-circulated paper in Iowa sponsors a namesake annual bike ride across the state?

a. The Gazette

b. Des Moines Register

c. Press Citizen

b. Des Moines Register

200

What is the only fruit with seeds on the outside?

a. Strawberries

b. Kiwi

c. Papaya

a. Strawberries

200

What percentage of teachers are women?

a. 50%

b. 85%

c. 77%

c. 77%

200

Which song, first recorded in 1944, became a Christmas classic and was performed by Bing Crosby? 

a. White Christmas

b. Nature Boy

c. You Are My Sunshine

a. White Christmas 

300

Which first lady is credited with sponsoring the first annual Easter egg roll on the White House lawn?

a. Eleanor Roosevelt

b. Mary Todd Lincoln

c. Lucy Hayes

c. Lucy Hayes

300

What city was Herbert Hoover born in?

a. Iowa City

b. Davenport

c. West Branch

c. West Branch 

300

True or false: Storing tomatoes upside down will make them last longer

True

300
Who was the first public school teacher/known as the father of public schools?

a. Nile Kinnick

b. Aristotle 

c. Horace Mann

c. Horace Mann 

300

Name the iconic 1940s song that became the unofficial anthem of World War II for British and American troops? 

a. Blue Skies

b. We'll Meet Again

c. Flying Home

a. Blue Skies
400

During spring, the Japanese celebrate the blossoming of which trees?

a. Maple

b. Cherry

c. Peach

b. Cherry 
400

In 1869, Arabella Mansfield of Iowa became the first woman in America to be licensed to practice what profession?

a. Law

b. Mathematics 

c. Astrophysics

a. Law

400

How many hamburgers does McDonalds sell each day on average?

a. 3 million

b. 500,000

c. 6.5 million 

c. 6.5 million 

400

In what year was the first public school established?

a. 1500

b. 1635

c. 1800

c. 1635 in Boston, MA. Was also only for boys.

400

What was the 1940s radio program that was instrumental in promoting country music?

a. Opera

b. Hancher

c. Grand Ole Opry

c. Grand Ole Opry 

500

In Roman mythology, which goddess is associated with flowering of plants and arrival of spring?

a. Flora

b. Venus

c. Diana

a. Flora

500

"If you build it, they will come," is from what movie?

a. Field of Dreams

b. The Sandlot

c. Grease

a. Field of Dreams

500

Which fruit is known as the "king of fruits" and has a strong smell?

a. Apricots

b. Bananas

c. Durian

c. Durian 

500

When was the first all girls school founded?

a. 1675

b. 1742

c. 1902

b. 1742
500

What was the title of Frank Sinatra’s first album released in 1946? 

a. The Voice of Frank Sinatra

b. The Life of Frank Sinatra

c. The First Album

a. The Voice of Frank Sinatra 
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