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100

This "King" of rock 'n' roll was born on January 8th (1935). He was the original singer of the hit song "Can't Help Falling in Love".

a) Johnny Cash

b) Elvis Presley

c) Dean Martin

Elvis Presley

100

This holiday is celebrated on January 1st of every year on the Gregorian calendar

New Years Day

100

In January of 1924, a famous mummified Pharaoh was discovered in Egypt. Who was the Pharaoh?

King Tut

100

This is the official currency of the European Union, and it debuted on January 4, 1999.

The euro.

100

What is the most popular New Years' Resolution saying?

"New Year, New Me"

200

This Baptist minister was one of the most prominent leaders in the U.S. civil rights movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. He was born on January 15.


Martin Luther King Jr.

200

January 5th is National __________ Day. (Hint: It flies south in the winter)

National Bird Day

200

The United States admitted its 49th state into the union on January 3rd, 1959. This state has a land mass almost one-fifth the size of the lower 48 states together.


Alaska

200

What two zodiac signs are found in January?

Capricorn and Aquarius

200

What Disney movie is loosely based off of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale “The Snow Queen.”

Frozen

300

This famous American founding father was born on January 11. He now has a hit musical about his life.

Alexander Hamilton

300

This savory and sometimes sweet treat (that is often enjoyed while watching a movie) celebrates it's Nationally known day on January 19th. What is it?

National Popcorn Day

300

Which famous British rock band performed for the last time on a rooftop in London, England, in January 1969?

The Beatles
300

What gemstone or "birthstone" is associated with the month of January?

Garnet

300

What do we call the state when animals sleep during winter?

Hibernation

400

This Former First Lady has a birthday on January 17th [Hint: Her husband was our first African-American President]

Michelle Obama

400

January is national ______ month. (Hint: Chicken Noodle)

National Soup Month

400

In January 1993, this former European country peacefully broke into two separate countries, which are now both members of the European Union

Czechoslovakia

400

In older days, red ones were often worn by men in their lapels. This is one of the official flowers of January

Carnation

400

How many sides does a snowflake have?

6

500

Which writer, famous for his poem The Raven, was born in January 1809?

Edgar Allen Poe

500

January 16th is a day dedicated to learning and appreciating a reptile with wings.

Appreciate a Dragon Day

500

What was the first month in the Roman calendar before January?

March

500

January was named after the Roman god ______, who fittingly represented new beginnings, transitions, and time. He has two heads, one to look backward and one to look forward towards the New Year.

Janus

500

What country was the first to host the Winter Olympics in 1924?

France