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March In History
UP and DOWN
It's Spring!
Extreme Geography
Food
100
In 1457, this became the first book ever printed, thanks to the Gutenberg printing press.
What is The Bible
100
With “up” it means to make a small improvement. With “down” it’s a way to serve points in football.
What is TOUCH?
100
This yellowing blooming shrub was named after Scottish botanist William Forsyth.
What is Forsythia?
100
Where is the highest spot on earth?
What is Mt. Everest?
100
This culinary term for vegetables cut into matchstick-like strips is also a woman's name.
What is Julienne?
200
In 1876, “Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you” were the first words ever transmitted by telephone. Who said them?
What is Alexander Graham Bell.
200
With “up” it means to burst into unrestrained laughter. With “down” it means to take severe measures to limit crime or bad behavior
What is CRACK?
200
It's likely that this spring flower was first imported to Holland from Turkey in the 1500s.
What is Tulip?
200
What is the largest (in square miles) country on earth?
What is Russia?
200
Cereals such as wheat and oats come from this common plant family?
What is Grass?
300
In 1889, The French Flag was raised atop this newly completed structure, which served as the dramatic entrance to the 1889 World’s Fair.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
300
With “up” it means to slow down or stop, as with rain or snow. With “down” it means to disappoint or fail to keep a promise.
What is LET?
300
This spring flower, sometimes called a jonquil, looks a bit like a cup and saucer.
What is a Daffodil?
300
What is the windiest continent on earth?
What is Antartica?
300
Some types of sushi are rolled in a dark green wrap made of this?
What is Seaweed?
400
In 1961, The twenty-third amendment to the Constitution was ratified, giving these U.S. citizens the right to vote in presidential elections.
What is Washington D.C. residents.
400
With “up” it means to end a relationship. With “down” it’s the sudden collapse of a person’s mental health.
What is BREAK?
400
"When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd", was poet Walk Whitman's elegy to this fallen U.S. President.
What is Abraham Lincoln?
400
In what North African country was the hottest temperature recorded?
What is Libya?
400
This gourmet fungus can be found near the roots of certain trees such as beech, hazel and oak.
What is Truffles?
500
In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson made this startling announcement on national television.
What is he would not be running for another term.
500
With “up” it means to drive a short distance in reverse. With “down” it means to give up in an argument.
What is BACK?
500
The first day of spring is technically called this
What is an equinox?
500
What country has the greatest number of active volcanoes?
What is Indonesia?
500
This is believed to be the only food that does not spoil?
What is Honey?