Saucy Sauces
Rock 'N' Roll
Military Trivia
Childhood Toys
Close but no Cigar
Marching Forward
Final Jeopardy
100

It is cooked, pureed apples combined with cinnamon and sugar.

What is applesauce?

100

On Sunday mornings, we used to listen to his American Top 40 on the radio.

Who is Casey Kasem?

100

AWOL stands for this.

 What is "absent without leave"?

100

This best-selling toy from the 1950s began life as a wallpaper cleaner until a teacher decided to have her students use it as clay for sculpting.

 What is Play-Doh?

100

Advice vs. advise: the noun

What is advice?

100

On March 10, Canada and the United States switch to this time.

What is daylight savings time? 

100

This is the “showy” term for a group of peacocks.

What is ostentation?

200

Served with pasta, its main ingredient is basil.

 What is pesto?

200

Concurrent with the rise of rock ’n’ roll, soul music came to the scene as Black artists flocked to this label.

What is Motown?

200

The special forces of the U.S. Navy are called this.

What are the Navy Seals?

200

These paint kits are still popular with young and mature alike.

What are paint-by-numbers kit?

200

Accept vs. except: the verb that means to receive

What is accept?

200

The poem “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” by William Wordsworth describes these flowers that bloom in March.

What are daffodils?

400

This red sauce is served with tortilla chips.

 What is salsa?

400

It has been rumored that this Beatle died and was replaced with an imposter.

Who is Paul McCartney?

400

This is the newest branch of the military.

What is Space Force?

400

When you were growing up, boys played with this military figure.

 What is G.I. Joe?

400

The building in Washington, D.C., that houses the U.S. Congress and Senate: capital or capitol?

What is capitol?

400

In the United States, this Japanese national flower begins to bloom in March.

What is cherry blossom?

600

This mayo-based sauce includes minced dill pickles, mustard, lemon juice, and spices and often accompanies fried fish.

What is tarter sauce?

600

You knew Robert Weston Smith, the wild-haired DJ who became a national sensation in the 1960s, by this name.

Who is Wolfman Jack?

600

People from around the world join this French military.

What is the French Foreign Legion? 

600

These pictures come in hundreds of irregular pieces and occupy a good portion of the dining room table.

What are puzzles?

600

Principal vs. principle: the head of a school

What is principal?

600

Meteorological spring starts on this day.

What is March 1?

800

This is the French name for natural gravy and pan drippings served with roast beef.

What is a au jus?

800

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is in this state.

What is Ohio?

800

This military force guards Vatican City.

What is the Swiss Guard?

800

This popular children’s game involves balls and metal pieces.

What is jacks?

800

Censor vs. censure: a reprimand or criticism

What is censure?

800

This is the name for the full moon in March.

What is worm moon?

1000

This French white sauce made with milk, butter, and flour is one of the five mother sauces.

What is bechamel?

1000

The first recorded rock ’n’ roll song was “Rocket 88,” recorded in 1951 by this artist.

Who is Jackie Brenston?

1000

The Greek Presidential Guards are elite soldiers that go by this name.

What is Evzone?

1000

She is Barbie’s best friend.

Who is Midge?

1000

Inequity vs. iniquity: wickedness or sin

What is iniquity?

1000

On the first day of spring, the first glimpse of the sun since the polar night happens here.

What is the Arctic Circle?

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