Parks and Recreation
Which activity involves climbing natural rock formations?
Rock Climbing
Which singer released the song "Jolene" in 1973?
Dolly Parton
Letters addressed to the postal code H0H 0H0 during Christmas are delivered here.
North Pole
Who keeps a school building clean?
Janitor
True or False. The full moon in July is often called the Thunder Moon.
True
What is the main diet of a Panda?
Bamboo
Which activity involves gliding on snow with long, flat runners?
Skiing
Who set the stage ablaze with the hit "Ring of Fire?"
Johnny Cash
True or False. The words, "Christmas in July", was first coined by children in a Girl's Summer Camp.
True
What is a small sweet bean that is a candy?
Jellybean
True or False. In a standard year, 4 other months begin on the same day of the week as July.
False.
Only January does.
What do you call the latitude that runs through the center of the Earth?
Equator
What is the term for a bowler who successfully knocks down all of the pins on their first roll?
A Strike
Who crooned the midnight song of "Walkin' after Midnight" in 1957?
Patsy Cline
Which popular Christmas beverage is also called 'milk punch'?
Eggnog
What is a tool that is a record of your life or any thoughts you may have?
Journal
What shark-themed blockbuster film is often associated with summer and was released in July 1975?
Jaws
Which country is the origin of the car brand Ferrari?
Italy
What is the oldest national park in the world?
A) Yellowstone B) Banff C) Sequoia
Yellowstone National Park
March 1st, 1872
Who is the original singer of the song "These Boots Were Made For Walking"?
Nancy Sinatra
Which country is credited with starting the modern tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?
A) England B) Belgium C) Germany
Germany
What is it called to throw three objects of more up in the air in a continuous motion?
Juggle / Juggling
July is often the start of what season for farmers in the Northern Hemisphere?
Harvest season
What does the Spanish phrase Que será, será mean?
Whatever Will Be, Will Be
Which sport is known for paddling in a narrow boat?
Kayaking
Which city in the USA is considered the Country Music Capital of the World?
Nashville
Which fairy tale were the first gingerbread houses inspired by?
Hansel and Gretel
What is a top prize in a contest that you wager on?
Jackpot
What popular frozen summer treat was invented in July?
Popsicle
What is the proper name for a young goose?
Gosling
A male goose is called a gander
Surfing is a globally beloved activity, but on which Pacific island chain was it originally invented in over 1,000 years ago?
Hawaii
What Canadian singer sang "Man! I feel like a woman"?
Shania Twain
According to the biblical story, what were the three gifts given to baby Jesus by the Three Wise Men?
Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh
What is the physical effects felt by a person after a long flight across multiple time zones called?
Jet Lag
In 1698, Thomas Savery invented and patented the first commercially used steam _________.
Engine
Who developed the theory of evolution?
Charles Darwin
What classic jump into a swimming pool involves tucking your knees to your chest and wrapping your arms around them?
The Cannonball
Which duo, composed of two brothers, influenced both country and rock hits like; "All I Have to Do is Dream"?
Everly Brothers
Which horned figure punishes naughty children at Christmas time?
Krampus
What is an alpine town in Alberta that also hosts a National Park with the same name?
Jasper
In 1951, _______________ by J. D. Salinger was published for the first time, by Little, Brown and Company.
The Catcher and the Rye
Who is known as the 'Father of the Nation' in India?
Gandhi