The Nature of Things
It’s a Numbers Game
Whodunits
Down on the Farm
May Observances
Can You Hear Me Now?
100

This sweet food is made by bees.

What is honey?

100

This is the base number of innings in a Major League Baseball (MLB) game

What is nine?

100

This 1985 film is based on a board game whodunit.

What is Clue?

100

Baby cow

What is a calf?

100

This first leg of the Triple Crown takes place on the first Saturday in May

What is the Kentucky Derby?

100

You hear a sonic boom on Earth when this happens.

What is when something exceeds the speed of sound?

200

It is the hardest gem in the world

What is diamond?

200

When we do something at the very last minute, it is called doing it at this hour

What is 11th?

200

This granddaddy-of-them-all sleuth was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Who is Sherlock Holmes?

200

Baby horse

What is a foal?

200

On May 15, we celebrate this natural phenomenon, something Judy Garland made famous in a tune that ends with “Why, oh why can’t I?”

What is rainbow?

200

These flying mammals have poor night vision, but their hearing can be better than human hearing.

What are bats?

400

Found in the northern hemisphere, this is the world’s biggest island.

What is Greenland?

400

Those who are intuitive are said to have this sense.

What is sixth?

400

Agatha Christie’s highly rated mystery takes place on this train

What is the Orient Express?

400

Farm animals with curly tails

What are pigs (or hogs or swine)?

400

On May 14, the world honors the migratory species of these animals.

What are birds?

400

These pets hear higher frequencies than humans. 

What are dogs?

600

This country owns almost all the pandas of the world

What is China?

600

People often don’t want to play this fiddle with their spouse

What is second?

600

This 1963 classic stars Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn and is set in Paris.

What is Charade?

600

Baby sheep

What is lamb?

600

For the entire month of May, we raise awareness of this type of health.

What is mental?

600

This part of the ear continues to grow

What is earlobe?

800

Baby owls are mostly called this

What are owlets?

800

This is the degree of the most serious burn.

What is fourth?

800

This fictional writer is the grand dame of sleuths and resides in Cabot Cove, Maine

Who is Jessica Fletcher?

800

Small farm animal that is one of the closest living relatives to the T-rex

What is chicken?

800

May 2 honors these family members.

What are siblings (or brothers and sisters)?

800

When we place this next to our ear, we are not hearing the ocean

What is seashell?

1000

The brightest star in the sky is also part of the name of a satellite radio station that ends in XM

What is Sirius?

1000

A statement or issue known as this rail is bound to be controversial and could lead to the end of a politician’s career or destroy someone’s credibility

What is third?

1000

In this 1978 film, Hercule Poirot is pressed into action while on an Egyptian river cruise when a newlywed is found dead.

What is Death on the Nile?

1000

Contrary to popular belief, this is the pickiest eater of the farm animals

What is goat?

1000

We begin and end with observances—May 1 is this observance, and the last Monday in May is this observance

What are May Day and Memorial Day?

1000

True or false? You can’t hear when you’re asleep.

What is false?