August - National Month

Dogs

Sandwiches

Golf

Artwork

100

This large and gentle dog breed, raised by monks, is known for alpine mountain rescues.

A. Schnauzer

B. St. Bernard

C. Chihuahua

D. Greyhound

B. St. Bernard

100

In 1762, John Montagu asked for meat between two pieces of bread so he could eat without leaving a card game. John Montagu was better known by his title:

A. The Earl of Cardigan

B. The Earl of Essex

C. The Earl of Sandwich

D. The Earl of Nottingham

C. The Earl of Sandwich

100

This major golf tournament is played every April in Augusta, Georgia?

A. The Masters

B. The US Open

C. The PGA Championship

D. The Open Championship

A. The Masters

100

In 1903, the original box of Crayons contained this many colors.

A. 16

B. 32

C. 64

D. 8

200

Dogs have this many smell receptors:

A. Between 10,000 and 30,000

B. Between 1 million and 3 million

C. Over 10 million

D. Between 100,000 and 300,000

200

How many sandwiches do Americans eat per day?

A. 300 million

B. 30 million

C. 300,000

D. 300

A. 300 million

200

In golf scoring terms, when you are two strokes under par on a single hole, it is known as:

A. An Ace

B. A Bogey

C. An Eagle

D. Double Bogey

C. An Eagle

200

This American painter's career spanned seven decades. She is known as the "Mother of American Modernism" for her desert scenes and giant flower close-ups.

A. Mary Cassatt

B. Georgia O'Keeffe

C. Frida Kahlo

D. Taylor Swift

B. Georgia O'Keeffe

300

This dog was the first animal in space and traveled around the Earth in 1957:

A. Laika

B. Lassie

C. Spot

D. Snoopy

A. Laika

300

This is the most commonly used condiment on a sandwich:

A. Thousand Island Dressing

B. Mayonnise

C. Mustard

D. BBQ Sauce

B. Mayonnaise

300

The earliest golf balls were made of these products:

A. Cork wrapped in heavy twine

B. Feathers wrapped tightly in a small leather pouch

C. Solid synthetic rubber core with an outer cover of soft, high-spin polyurethane

D. Soft clay wrapped in burlap material

B. Feathers wrapped tightly in a small leather pouch

300

Michelangelo's statue of "David" is located in this European city.

A. Florence, Italy

B. Paris, France

C. Vienna, Austria

D. Rome, Italy

A. Florence, Italy

400

The average female dog has a litter this size.

A. 1 to 2 puppies

B. 7 to 10 puppies

C. 4 to 6 puppies

D. More than 10 puppies

C. 4 to 6 puppies

400

In which US city are you most likely to find a Po Boy sandwich on the menu?

A. New York

B. Chicago

C. Las Vegas

D. New Orleans

400

This famous golfer is a native of Atlanta and he designed the course at Augusta National Golf Club. In 1930, he became the only golfer to win the Grand Slam (all four major tournaments) in a calendar year.

A. Jack Nicklaus

B. Tiger Woods

C. Arnold Palmer

D. Bobby Jones

400

This monument is the largest in the United States standing 555 feet tall?

A. The Jefferson Monument

B. The Lincoln Memorial

C. The Washington Monument

D. The Statue of Liberty

C. The Washington Monument

500

Greyhounds are known to reach speeds of up to this many miles per hour:

A. 14 mph

B. 24 mph

C. 34 mph

D. 44 mph

500

In which US city are you are most likely to see a Pastrami on Rye on a delicatessen menu?

A. New York City

B. Boston

C. Charleston

D. Mobile

A. New York City

500

This golfer, nicknamed the Golden Bear, has won the most men's major golf tournaments (17). His career spanned from 1961 to 2005.

A. Jack Nicklaus

B. Walter Hagan

C. Tiger Woods

D. Arnold Palmer

D. Sam Snead

A. Jack Nicklaus

500

This famous New England poet, who lived from 1830-1886, wrote more than 1,800 poems. One of those poems is titled "Hope is the thing with feathers."

A. Joni Mitchell

B. Emily Brontë

C. Elizabeth Barrett Browning

D. Emily Dickinson