Condiment Month
Animal Remembrance Month
National Chicken Month
Classical Music Month
Superhuman Month
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This famous red tomato-based condiment may get its name from a Chinese word for the brine of pickled fish.

Ketchup

100

This tusked, heavy-coated mammal stood 10 feet tall with hair that could grow over 2 feet long.

Woolly Mammoth

100

True or False: Chickens can see more colors than humans?

True

100

True or False : One of the "Big 3" classical composers, Johann Sebastian Bach had 20 children.

True

100

This term describes a person who has a physical, sensory, intellectual, or developmental condition that may affect how they move, learn, communicate, or interact with the world.

Disability

200

This bright green, paste-like Japanese condiment is traditionally grated from a root vegetable related to horseradish, though most commercial versions use dyed horseradish.

Wasabi

200

California’s official state fossil is this prehistoric cat, highly famous for its elongated, knife-like canines.

Saber-Toothed Tiger

200

Chickens aren’t just birds—they’re relatives of what type of dinosaur?

T-Rex

200

The observance Classical Music Month was initiated in the 1990s by which U.S. President?

Bill Clinton

200

This paralympic sport features athletes competing in events such as wheelchair racing, swimming, and track and field.

What are the Paralympic Games

300

A condiment made by fermenting cabbage—often served with sandwiches.

Sauerkraut

300

Endemic to Mauritius, the remains of this famously clumsy, flightless bird at the Oxford Museum of Natural History inspired author Lewis Carroll.

Dodo Bird

300

Which decade was the chicken nugget invented?

1960s

300

The famous masterpiece with the "da-da-da-dum" fate motif was composed by…

Ludwig van Beethoven

300

This famous activist, author, and speaker was born deaf and blind and became a powerful advocate for people with disabilities.

Hellen Keller

400

Typically made from fermented soybeans and wheat; it’s thicker than soy sauce and used in marinades.

Miso

400

Ruling prehistoric seas millions of years ago, this apex predator’s name translates literally to "large tooth".

Megalodon

400

Long before chickens became kitchen staples, which ancient culture prized them for religious divination and ritual?

Romans

400

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was what age when he started composing music?

5 years old

400

This law passed in the U.S. in 1990, prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities and requires greater accessibility in public life.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

500

This complex Mexican sauce—whose name comes from the Nahuatl word for "mixture"—often features chili peppers, spices, and a touch of unsweetened chocolate.

Mole

500

Large, flightless, carnivorous birds that served as apex predators in South America during the Cenozoic Era.

Terror birds (Phorusrhacidae)

500

The color of a hen’s eggs can be predicted by their…

Earlobes

500

Which country boasts the most classical music composers?

Germany

500

This term refers to designing buildings, technology, products, and environments so they can be used by as many people as possible, regardless of ability.

Universal Design

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