šŸŽƒ October
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100

Which gemstone is associated with October?

→ Opal (also Tourmaline)

100

What is the longest river in Florida?

A: St. Johns River

100

Which holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus?

A: Easter

100

Who said, ā€œFloat like a butterfly, sting like a beeā€?

A: Muhammad Ali

100

What force keeps us on the ground?

A: Gravity

200

Which famous car went on sale for the first time on October 1, 1908?

A: Ford Model T

200

True or False: Florida is a peninsula (surrounded by water on three sides).

A: True

200

Which U.S. holiday was formerly known as Armistice Day?

A: Veterans Day

200

Who said, ā€œThe truth will set you freeā€?

A: Jesus (religious context) or commonly quoted

200

What is the process by which green plants make their food?

A: Photosynthesis

300

Which Pope was elected on October 16, 1978?

A: John Paul II

300

Which famous space launch center is located in Florida?

A: Kennedy Space Center

300

Which Jewish holiday involves lighting candles for eight nights?

A: Hanukkah

300

Who said, ā€œLife is what happens when you’re busy making other plansā€?

A: John Lennon

300

What is the chemical symbol for oxygen?

A: O

400

Which U.S. president proclaimed that the last Thursday of November should be Thanksgiving?

A: Abraham Lincoln

400

Which Florida spring is among the world’s deepest freshwater springs?

A: Wakulla Springs

400

Which holiday is on November 1 and follows Halloween?

A: All Saints’ Day

400

Who said, ā€œI think, therefore I amā€?

A: RenƩ Descartes

400

Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

A: Mars

500

True or False: October always ends on the same weekday as February.

A: True

500

What famous city is at the southern tip of Florida?

A: Key West

500

What is the name of the Mexican holiday celebrated to remember the deceased (Nov 1–2)?

A: DĆ­a de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)

500

Who said, ā€œIf you judge people, you have no time to love themā€?

A: Mother Teresa

500

Which gas is most abundant in Earth’s atmosphere?

A: Nitrogen (~78%)