July
People in History
Animals
Cooking & Food
Geography
100

 Scheduled for 11 A.M., July 29, 1981: the marriage of this couple at St. Paul's Cathedral; it was must-see TV

Who are Diana & Prince Charles?

100

Recognized as one of the most influential physicists and mathematicians in history, this man was key to the 18th-century scientific revolution.

Who is Isaac Newton? 

100

This the name for a female donkey.

What is a Jenny?

100

Blueberries are native to this continent.

What is North America? 

100

This is the largest ocean in the world. 

What is the Pacific Ocean? 

200

The iconic symbol is not actually rung on Independence Day because of its famous crack. Instead, it is symbolically tapped 13 times to honor the original colonies

What is the Liberty Bell?

200

This was the 4th president of the U.S.

Who is James Madison? 

200

All clownfish are born as this gender. 

What is male? 

200

 Blinis are small savory pancakes from this country

What is Russia? 

200

This is the longest river in the world.

What is the Nile?

300

This is the only president born on the 4th of July

Who is Calvin Coolidge?

300

Known for her extravagant tastes and lavish spending, this Austrian-born queen of France is infamously known for her bloody end during the French Revolution when she was executed by guillotine.

Who is Marie Antoinette?

300

This is how many bones a shark has.

What is Zero?
300

Japanese horseradish is known as this.

What is Wasabi? 

300

This is the longest river in the US. 

What is the Missouri River?

(by 1 mile- Mississippi is 2,340, Missouri is 2,341)

400

Three U.S. presidents all died on July 4th, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and this man. 

Who is James Monroe? 

 Remarkably, Adams and Jefferson both passed away on the exact same day in 1826: the 50th anniversary of the Declaration

400

Born to the Lancastrian Margaret Beaufort, this man's claim the the throne was through distant kinship, but became known as the first Tudor King of England. 

Who is Henry the VII? 

400

It is estimated that 30 million of this animal were wandering the plains when Columbus landed on the eastern shores. 

However, in the late 1800s this animal was almost entirely driven to extinction with less than 1,000 individual animals remaining.

What are bison? 

400

Up until the Middle Ages, this popular vegetable was always purple in color.

What is a Carrot? 

400

The Rhine River runs through this country.

What is Germany? 

500

 Robert Edwards won a Nobel Prize for developing this, which resulted in the birth of Louise Brown on July 25, 1978

What is IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)? 

500

Born in 1162 as the son of a tribal warrior chief, Temujin became better known by this name throughout his conquering. 

Who is Genghis Khan? 

500

This is the largest bird in the world by wingspan.

What is the wandering albatross? 

500

Halloumi cheese comes from this Mediterranean island.

What is Cyprus? 

500

This is where the only tropical rainforest in the United States is located. 

What is Puerto Rico? (Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest )