Spring
This allergy flares up for over 81 million people around springtime.
Pollen
This Valentine icon wears a diaper and shoots people with heart-tipped arrows.
Cupid
A newborn kangaroo is the size of which fruit?
Grape
To summon this famous movie character, you must say his name three times.
Beetlejuice
This man was the first to walk on the moon.
Neil Armstrong
This country welcomes spring with pink trees known as Cherry Blossoms
Japan
This many millions of roses are sold each Valentine's Day across the world.
250 Million
The age of a lion can be determined by its what?
Its nose
In 1982, this movie earned 'Highest Grossing Film' of the decade.
ET
This planet has lost its title, as NASA now officially considers it a large star or dwarf planet. It also holds the same name as Mickey Mouse's dog.
Pluto
This is the Month and day that Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere.
March 20th
The holiday of love is named after this saint turned martyr.
St. Valentine
This animal is known for its struggle with high blood pressure.
Giraffe
This renowned classic is known for its famous line, 'Nobody puts baby in a corner'.
Dirty Dancing
This planet is said to have the largest ocean.
Jupiter
The Easter Bunny originated from this European Country.
Germany
Valentine’s Day coincides with this ancient Roman festival
Lupercalia
This wild animal is known for having the strongest bite, as well as being the world's deadliest mammal.
Hippopotomus
John Travolta threatened to quit when the director of this film wanted to shoot his dancing scene from the waist up.
Saturday Night Fever
The first woman went to space in this year
1963
Ombrophobia is a fear of this common springtime phenomenon.
Rain
In this century, Valentine's Day began to be associated with romance and love
14th Century
Sea otters store their extra food in a hidden pocket located on their what?
Armpits
This action-packed film starring Bruce Willis is debated as a Christmas movie by some.
Die Hard
Many believe that dogs and monkeys were the first non-human species to venture into space, but it was actually a collection of these small creatures that first entered orbit.
Fruit Flies