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100

The song with the lyric 'From the lakes of Minnesota, to the hills of Tennessee, Across the plains of Texas, from sea to shining sea" is titled this. 

a. This Land is Your Land

b. God Bless the U.S.A.

C. Battle Hymn of the Republic

What is "God Bless the U.S.A"

100

This movie follows a group of high school students during summer detention.

a. Grease

b. Bye Bye Birdie

c. The Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club

100

Born July 1, 1961, this British royal was the mother of Princes William and Harry.

a. Queen Elizabeth

b. Princess Margaret

c. Princess Diana

Princess Diana

100

The month of July has this many days.

a. 29

b. 30

c. 31

What is 31?

100

The full moon in July is sometimes called the Buck Moon because male deer begin growing these. 

a. Horns

b. Antlers

c. Hooves

What are Antlers?

200

The national anthem of the United States, often performed at patriotic events

a. God Bless America

b. America the Beautiful

c. Star Spangled Banner

What is "Star-Spangled Banner"

200

The first name of Forrest Gump's main love interest. 

a. Barbara

b. Lisa

c. Jenny

What is "Jenny"

200

This actor born on July 6th is known for his iconic role in the "Rocky" franchise.

a. Gregory Peck

b. Gene Hackman

c. Sylvester Stallone

Who is "Sylvester Stallone" 

200

In this 1991 comedy, Bill Murray plays an annoying vacationer at a lakeside home.

a. Something About Mary

b. Grown Ups

c. What About Bob?

What About Bob?

200

The birth stone of July.

a. Emerald

b. Pearl

c. Ruby

What is "Ruby"

300

The Beach Boys sing about surfing, sunshine, and this California location in one of their best-known songs. 

a. Under the Boardwalk

b. Hotel California 

c. Surfin' USA

What is "Surfin' USA?"

300

The title of the movie with a main character names Scottie Smalls that focuses on a sport in July.

a. Forrest Gump

b. The Benchwarmers

c. The Sandlot

What is "The Sandlot"

300

This statesman was imprisoned in South Africa for almost 20 years for wanting equal rights for Black people.  When he was let out, he became the president of South Africa.

a. Mahatma Gandhi

b. Desmond Tutu

c. Nelson Mandela

Who is Nelson Mandela (July 18)

300

July is the national month for this food item.

a. Corn on the Cob

b. Cheeseburgers

c. Hot Dog

What is "Hot Dog"

300

The two zodiac signs during the month of July.

a. Gemini and Cancer

b. Leo and Gemini

c. Cancer and Leo

What is "Cancer" and "Leo" 

400

In “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” John Denver sings about this state.

a. North Carolina

b. Wyoming

c. West

West Virginia


400

In this 1961 Disney movie, Hayley Mills plays twins who switch places at summer camp. 

a. Bewitched

b. The Parent Trap

c. Some Like it Hot

What is "The Parent Trap"

400

Born July 10, 1922, this boxer was known as the “Raging Bull.”

a. Jake LaMotta

b. Sugar Ray Robinson

c. Henry Armstrong

Jake LaMotta

400

On July 4, 1776, this important American document was adopted. 

a. Bill of Rights

b. Constitution

c. Declaration of Independence

What is the Declaration of Independence?

400

On July 16, 1945, the first atomic bomb test took place in this U.S. state.

a. Hawaii

b. Washington

c. New Mexico

What is New Mexico?

500

"And I'm proud to be an American
Where at least I know I'm free" are included in which song?

a. America the Beautiful

b. God Bless the USA

c. The Stars and Stripes Forever

What is God Bless the USA by Lee Greenwood

500

Born July 13, 1942, this actor played Han Solo and Indiana Jones.

a. Tom Cruise

b. Gregory Peck

c. Harrison Ford

Harrison Ford

500

Born July 3, 1962, this actor played Maverick in Top Gun.

a. Tom Hanks

b. Tom Cruise

c. Tom Holland

Who is Tom Cruise?

500

On July 5, 1946, this type of swimsuit was introduced in Paris.

a. Tankini

b. One Piece Suit

c. Two Piece Bikini

What is Two Piece Bikini

500

On July 8, 1889, the first issue of this famous financial newspaper was published.

a. New York Times

b. The Atlantic

c. Wall Street Journal

What is the Wall Street Journal?