Lions
This lion constellation covers most of August in the Zodiac calendar
Leo
Lionel
Mufasa
Orion
Leo
Including kindergarten, most students will spend this many years in school.
10
11
12
13
13
Which of the following is commonly considered a symbol of America?
Two-Headed Eagle
Bald Eagle
Lion
Unicorn
Bald Eagle
This is another name for a football
Pig Skin
Jimmy
Raw Hide
12 Inch Thrown Thing
Pig Skin
If the beach is dangerous, the lifeguards may raise a flag of this color.
Red
Yellow
Green
Purple
Red
August 6, 1945- This weapon is used for the first time in war and would be used for the second and most recent time in war 3 days later.
Atomic Bomb
Bat Bombs
Pykrete Ships
Kamikaze Submarines
Atomic Bomb
August 8, 1974- He resigns as President as a result of the Watergate Scandal.
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Spiro Agnew
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
Of the 5 senses, this is thought to be a bloodhound's strongest.
Sight
Smell
Taste
Hearing
Smell
In the Wizard of Oz, the Lion wished for what?
A brain
Courage
A heart
To return to Kansas
Courage
The Greek philosopher Aristotle served as a teacher to this successful general.
Alexander the Great
Genghis Khan
Napoleon Bonaparte
Scipio Africanus
Alexander the Great
This is a core democratic value.
Individual Rights
Paper Money
Literacy
Food
Individual Rights
This trophy has been awarded annually since 1935 to the most outstanding college football player in the country.
Heisman
Lombardi
Bednarik
Roosevelt Award for Athletic Excellence
Heisman
Which of the following is NOT a Beach Boys Song?
Surfin' USA
Good Vibrations
Kokomo
Here Comes the Sun
Here Comes the Sun (the Beatles)
August 4, 1901‐ This performer of "What a Wonderful World" is born.
Louis Armstrong
Miles Davis
Thelonious Monk
Joe Oliver
Louis Armstrong
August 2, 1990- Iraq invades this neighboring country, leading to the Gulf War.
Iran
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Kuwait
He is the dog in the Wizard of Oz.
Toto
Lassie
Fido
Benjamin
Toto
A group of lions is called this, one of the seven deadly sins.
Wrath
Pride
Gluttony
Sloth
Pride
This 1954 Supreme Court case ended de jure racial segregation in schools.
Plessy v Ferguson
Brown v Board of Education
Berea College v Kentucky
Bethel Schools v Frasier
Brown v Board
Michigan is made up of two of this geographic feature.
Peninsulae
Islands
Ithmuses
Tectonic Plates
Peninsulae
The Big10 Conference is composed of this many members.
10
12
14
18
18
This US state has the longest coastline.
Hawaii
Florida
Michigan
Alaska
Alaska
August 12, 1833- This now 3rd largest city in the USA is established with a population of 200 people.
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
Phoenix
Chicago
August 5, 1962- This Hollywood icon, born Norma Jeane, was found dead lying on her bed, face down and naked.
Marilyn Monroe
Judy Garland
Mary Pickford
Patsy Cline
Marilyn Monroe
According to a 2023 study, this nickname for the 26th president was the 2nd most popular name for a male dog.
Ike
Teddy
Duke
Jack
Teddy
This former Detroit Lions player holds franchise record for career rushing yards and rushing touchdowns.
Barry Sanders
Billy Sims
Jahmyr Gibbs
Leonard Thompson
Barry Sanders
In 1965, five students wore black armbands to school protesting this, resulting in the Supreme Court case Tinker v Des Moines.
School Dress Codes
School Integration
The Vietnam War
The Great Society
The Vietnam War
Competition among sellers leads to this.
Higher prices
Lower prices
Monopolies
Nothing
Lower prices
This college football team has won the most championships (18), winning their first in 1874
Michigan
Alabama
Yale
Notre Dame
Yale
When buying sunscreen, pay attention to SPF, an acronym meaning this
Sun Protection Factor
Solar-Radiation Prevention Factor
Skin Preservation Filter
Simon Perry's Formula
Sun Protection Factor
August 18, 1920- This constitutional amendment is ratified granting women the right to vote.
18
19
20
21
19th amendment
August 19-22, 1991- An unsuccessful coup was launched in this country. By the end of the year, this country would cease to exist.
East Germany
Yugoslavia
The Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
The Soviet Union
"Corgi" is derived from the Welsh for this.
Dwarf dog
Rat dog
Smart dog
Cat dog
Dwarf dog
Gustavus Adolphus was given the title of the Lion from the North while reigning over this country.
Sweden
German
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
The first public school in America was founded in 1635 in this city.
Jamestown
Boston
St. Augustine
New York (New Amsterdam at the time)
Boston
This geometric 2-word term refers to the centuries-long system of reciprocal commerce employed the Americas, Europe and by Africa.
Triangular Trade
Circle Commerce
Triangular Markets
Continental Spiral
Triangular Trade
In 1916, we saw the largest point difference in college football history when when Georgia Tech beat Cumberland by this much.
79
121
183
222
222
The Romans called the Mediterranean Sea "Mare Nostrum," a Latin phrase translating to this.
Middle Sea
Our Sea
Blue Sea
Greek Sea
Our Sea
August 24, 79- This Italian volcano erupted, destroying the nearby city of Pompeii.
Vesuvius
Vulcan
Pompeii
Etna
Vesuvius
August 20, 1938- He hit his 23rd grand slam, setting a record that would stand for 75 years.
Lou Gherig
Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Wally Berger
Lou Gherig
A Golden Retriever named this served as mayor of a California town for 9 years before he died in office in 2022.
Fluffy
Mayor McChew
Pawl Revere
Maximus Mighty-Dog Mueller II
Maximus Mighty-Dog Mueller II