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August Trivia
100

Which month follows August, October or September?

September 

100

Which fruit is traditionally associated with summer picnics and is made up of about 92% water?

Watermelon

100

Which group had the famous summer-themed hit “Surfin' U.S.A.”?

The Beach Boys

100

Which birthstone is traditionally associated with August?

Peridot or Sapphire

Peridot

200

In the Northern Hemisphere, which date is closest to the end of astronomical summer, September 22 or August 31?

September 22

200

Which fruit is traditionally used in a classic summer dessert called a “crisp”?

Peaches

200

“Margaritaville,” a song strongly associated with relaxed summer living, was recorded by whom?

Jimmy Buffett

200

The first successful powered flight by the Wright brothers took place in which U.S. state?

North Carolina

300

The Perseid meteor shower, one of the year's best-known meteor showers, usually reaches its peak in which month, August or November?

August

300

Which herb is commonly paired with tomatoes in a classic summer salad such as Caprese?

Basil

300

Which singer famously recorded “Summertime” as part of the opera Porgy and Bess?

Ella Fitzgerald or Dolly Parton?

Ella Fitzgerald

300

Which Canadian province is home to the Bay of Fundy, famous for having some of the world's highest tides?

Alberta or Nova Scotia?

Nova Scotia

400

A term that describes the period of unusually warm weather that can sometimes occur in autumn, traditionally associated with October in North America.

 Indian Summer or Summer Solstice?

Indian Summer

400

Which Canadian province is particularly famous for its blueberries and wild blueberry production?

Nova Scotia

400

Which 1960s musical group recorded “California Dreamin'”?

The Mamas & the papas

400

Which famous explorer's expedition is generally credited with completing the first circumnavigation of the Earth, although the explorer himself died before it was completed?

Ferdinand Magellan

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