Military Trivia
AWOL stands for this.
absent without leave
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.
Play-Doh
On March 10, Canada and the United States switch to this time.
daylight savings time
What fried egg dish is flipped over so that the yolk comes in contact with the pan only briefly?
Over easy
What city is well-known for manufacturing automobiles and is nicknamed "motor City"?
The special forces of the U.S. Navy are called this.
Navy Seals
These paint kits are still popular with young and mature alike.
paint-by-number
The poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" by William Wordsworth describes these flowers that bloom in March.
daffodils
What is the name for an ultra-thin and delicate pancake?
Crepe
What breed of dog is Snoopy, Charlie Brown's pet?
Beagle
This is the newest branch of the military.
Space Force
When you were growing up, boys played with this military figure.
G.I. Joe
In the United States, this Japanese national flower begins to bloom in March.
cherry blossom
What is the name of the French-style fried doughnuts that are topped with powdered sugar?
Beignets
In bowling, what is it called when a player makes four consecutive strikes?
hambone
People from around the world join this French military.
French Foreign Legion
These pictures come in hundreds of irregular pieces and occupy a good portion of the dining room table.
jigsaw puzzles
This is the name for the full moon in March.
worm moon
What is then name of the Mexican breakfast dish made with corn tortillas, fried eggs, and salsa?
Huevos rancheros
What was Charles Dickens' final novel?
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
This military force guards the Vatican City.
(Pontifical) Swiss Guard
She is Barbie's best friend.
Midge
On the first day of spring, the first glimpse of the sun since the polar night happens here.
Arctic Circle
What is the name of the popular British breakfast dish made with sausages wrapped in bacon and pastry.
Toad in the hole.
What is the covering on the end of a shoelace called?
Aglet