It Happened in October
Halloween Trivia
Famous Explorers
Double letter words
Reptiles
Miscellaneous Trivia
200

On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union launched this first artificial satellite into space. 

What is Sputnik?

200

This country is considered the birthplace of Halloween traditions.

What is Ireland?

200

This English explorer sailed west in 1497 and claimed parts of Canada for England. 

Who is John Cabot?

200

This animal is known for hopping and has double "o" in its name. 

What is kangaroo?

200

This reptile is often confused with alligators but has a V-shaped snout

What is a crocodile?

200

"Here's looking at you, kid," is a famous quote from this 1942 film

What is Casablanca?

400

On October 1, 1971, this famous theme park opened in Florida. 

What is Walt Disney World?

400

This city in Louisiana is famous for its haunted French Quarter

What is New Orleans?

400

This Viking reached North America around the year 1000, long before Columbus

Who is Leif Erikson?

400

This city in France shares its name with a famous tower and has a double "I".

What is Lille?

400

The Amazon rainforest is home to this giant snake.

What is anaconda?

400

This holiday plant is toxic to pets 

What is poinsettia?

600

On October 24, 1945, this international organization was officially founded to promote peace. 

What is the United Nations?

600

This hotel in Colorado inspired Stephen Kings The Shining

What is The Stanley Hotel?

600

This Norwegian explorer founded settlements in Greenland and Iceland in the 10th century. 

Who is Erik the Red?

600

This famous landmark in Italy's capital has double "o"

What is Colosseum?

600

This desert in Africa is home to many lizard species.

What is the Sahara?

600

"Plop, plop, fizz, fizz" comes from this 1960s jingle

What is Alka-Seltzer?

800

This U.S. President was assassinated on October 14, 1912 but survived the attempt and even finished his speech!

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

800

On October 4, 1957, this country launched the first satellite, Sputnik.

What is the Soviet Union?

800

This Italian explorer's name is linked to continents because of the letters he wrote describing the New World.

Who is Amerigo Vespucci?

800

This pasta has a double "c" and is shaped liked tubes. 

What is fettuccine?

800

The only continent where native reptiles are completely absent.

What is Antarctica?

800

This old-fashioned term for "nonsense" sounds like a sneeze.

What is poppycock?

1000

The very first Peanuts comic strip, featuring Charlie Brown, was published on October 2 of this year. 

What is 1950?

1000

This festival in Mexico, starting on October 31, honors loved ones who have passed away. 

What is Dia de los Muertos (day of the dead)?

1000

This Dutch navigator discovered Tasmania and parts of New Zealand in the 1600s. 

Who is Abel Tasman?
1000

This word describes a decorative rope or cord and contains double "s"

What is a tassel?

1000

The heaviest living lizard, found only on a few Indonesian islands.

What is the Komodo dragon?

1000

This 8-letter word means a long-standing feud or grudge

What is vendetta?

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