May in the Answer
Land Borders
Art and Artists
Mixed Bag
Celebrities
100
Finish this saying:
"April showers bring....."
May flowers
100
Which 2 countries share the world's longest international border, at 8,890 km.
Russia and Kazakhstan
Canada and the United States
Chile and Argentina
Canada and the United States
100
Name this famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci
The Mona Lisa
100
I'm having a great time today! In fact, I'm having more fun than a barrel of:
Molasses
Milk Chocolate
Whiskey
Monkeys
Monkeys
100
What title of British nobility shares its name with the nickname of John Wayne?
Duke
Lord
Earl
Sir
Duke
200
What was the name of the ship, that in 1620 transported the first Pilgrims from Plymouth to the New World?
Maytree
Mayflower
Maybush
Mayflower
200
How many countries border Germany?
12
6
7
9
6
200
What is the popular name given to a composition created by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch in 1893. 
The Scream
200
Where are you most likely to be when you encounter a guffaw?
Northern forest: it is a type of pine nut
South America: it is a rare tropical parrot
Comedy club: it is a loud, boisterous laugh
Tailor shop: it is a buttonhole-making tool
Comedy club: it is a loud, boisterous laugh
200
Proving that acting skills must run in the family, Jeff Bridges is the son of which famous actor?
James Bridges
Todd Bridges
Lloyd Bridges
Alan Bridges
Lloyd Bridges
300
In 1971 Rod Stewart released the single, "Reason To Believe". What was the B side of this single?
Maggie May
To My Dismay
Mayfly Mayhem
Maggie May
300
What countries share a land border with England?
Wales and Scotland
France and Wales
Wales, Scotland and Ireland
Scotland only
Wales and Scotland
300
Who is known for painting water lilies?
Claude Monet
300
What theatre, open to the sky, on the South Bank of the River Thames in London was created mainly thanks to the campaign of an American actor to honour the greatest British playwright?
The Globe Theatre
The Shaw Theatre
The Courtyard Theatre
The Wilde Theatre
The Globe Theatre
The Globe, was the brainchild and passion of the late Sam Wanamaker and is designed to be as close as possible in structure to Shakespeare's own Globe Theatre, which in reality was a few hundred yards away.
300
My first name is William. I was born in Shawnee, Oklahoma in 1963. I am an actor who is famous for films such as "Thelma and Louise", "Twelve Monkeys", and the zombie film "World War Z". I was also once married to Jennifer Aniston. Who am I?
Bruce Greenwood
Matthew Perry
Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt
400
Name this condiment:
Mayonnaise
400
How many countries border France?
7
5
8
4
8
400
Inspired by the view from his window at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole:
asylum
hotel
school
in Saint-Rémy, in southern France, where Vincent van Gogh spent twelve months in 1889–90 . 
asylum
400
Barrie, Ontario, has a beautiful sculpture called the "Spirit Catcher" that can be found on the banks of Kempenfelt Bay. Who created it?
Ron Baird
Donatello
Auguste Rodin
Justin Trudeau
Ron Baird
The "Spirit Catcher" is an iconic sculpture that stands on Barrie's waterfront. It looks like an angel spreading its wings and includes 16 quills that rock back and forth when the wind blows. It was designed by Ron Baird, a sculptor known for creating large stainless steel sculptures and a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. The "Spirit Catcher" was originally created for Expo 86 in Vancouver and was then transported to Barrie in 1987.
400
To whom was movie star Natalie Wood married at the time of her death?
Robert Wagner
Richard Gregson
Grant Wood
Christopher Walken
Robert Wagner
500
Dancing around this object is a tradition on May Day. It is believed to have started in Roman Britain around 2,000 years ago, when soldiers celebrated the arrival of spring by dancing around decorated trees thanking their goddess Flora.
Maypole
500
What countries border Norway?
Russia and Finland
Finland, Sweden and Russia
Finland and Sweden
Sweden, Finland, Russia and Poland
Finland, Sweden and Russia
500
This painting is called American Gothic. What does the Gothic refer to?
their clothes
their religion
the architecture
the architecture
The title 'American Gothic' is therefore a reference to the neo-Gothic architectural style of this house.
500
On which part of the body would someone be most likely to wear a diadem?
Head
Feet
Hands
Chest
Head
A diadem is a type of crown and would be worn on the head. It is usually an ornamental headdress worn by European monarchs to denote their status. Sometimes the term diadem can be used interchangeably with the term tiara.
500
She was the first movie star to sing "Happy Birthday" to a President.
Shirley Temple
At the age of nine in 1938, she sang "Happy Birthday" to President Roosevelt at 20th Century Fox for his 58th birthday celebration.