Holidays
Which Spring holiday is used to collect eggs?
What is Easter.
Which famous restaurant was founded on May 15, 1940?
What is McDonald's.
This word is a person's name and the name of a flower.
What is Rose.
This flower is a symbol of love and romance and has thorns.
What is a rose.
What do people say when it's raining hard?
What is, "It's raining cats and dogs."
Which Spring holiday do people wear green?
What is St. Patrick's Day.
This famous Civil Rights leader was assassinated on April 4, 1968?
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.
Which word is a type food or used to encourage someone to do something?
What is egg.
Which flower is yellow, large, and contains seeds that you can eat?
What is a sunflower.
When someone is happy, where do people say they have a spring?
What is 'in their step.'
Which Spring holiday is really funny?
What is April Fools' Day.
Name the ship that sank after hitting an iceberg on April 15, 1912?
What is the Titanic.
Which word describes something a bird does or a type of insect.
What is fly.
Which flower is white and yellow and goes by the name day's eye because the pedals close at night and open in the morning?
What is a daisy.
Where do people go when they take a risk?
What is 'out on a limb."
Which Spring holiday is celebrated on the second Sunday of May?
What is Mothers Day.
This building, located in New York City, was completed on May 1, 1931?
What is the Empire State Building.
This word can be a person's name or a color.
What is Violet.
Which flower has a strong smell, is purple, and its scent can be used in soap?
What is lavender.
When people recover completely or very quickly, which direction do they spring?
What is 'back.'
Which Spring "holiday" is connected to the force?
What is May 4th.
Get it....may the fourth be with you....
Name the war that began on April 19, 1775.
What is the Revolutionary War.
Which word is a star and can be used to describe a mother or father's child?
What is sun/son.
This flower represents the sun, moon, and stars. It's also edible.
What is a dandelion.
What does it mean to spring something on someone?
What is 'to surprise them.'