Summer Months
Summer Food
Summer Travel
Summer Sports
Summer Idioms
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When does summer officially begin and end? 

June and September 

100

This meaty delight can be up to a foot long and traditionally comes with red and yellow condiments

Hot dogs

100

What are the three hottest states? 

Florida, Louisiana, Texas 

100

What sport is played at Fenway Park? 

Baseball. Fenway is the oldest MLB ballpark (opened in 1912)

100

A ray of sunshine means... 

someone or something that brings happiness or optimism to a situation

200

What month is National Ice Cream Month? 

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan designated July as National Ice Cream Month 

200

What is the most popular ice pop flavor in the US?

Cherry

200

Where are popular places to visit during the summer? 

Beaches and national parks

200

The summer Olympics are held every how many years? 

Four years

200

Vacation mode describes... 

a state of mind in which a person is relaxed and carefree

300

What summer month was the Mona Lisa stolen from the Louvre? 

August 21, 1911, by an Italian handyman and former museum employee. It was returned in 1913. 
300

What is the most popular ice cream flavor?

Vanilla 

300

What famous landmark in France grows in the summer? 

The Eiffel Tower-- the heat expands the iron of the Eiffel Tower, causing it to grow 6 inches during the summer 

300

Where will the next summer Olympics be held? 

Los Angeles, California (2028)

300

Fun in the sun refers to... 

enjoyable outdoor summer activities 


bonus: name some fun in the sun activities that you enjoy

400

What summer month is a top month for weddings? 

June, due its namesake Juno (goddess of marriage)

400

Whether grilled, steamed, or air popped, this sweet summer vegetable hits the spot every time

Corn

400

What places is the sun visible for 24 hours in the summer?

Known as the midnight sun, this phenomenon occurs in the summer months. Places include: Norway (Svalbard, North Cape, Tromso), Alaska (Fairbanks, Utqiagvik), Finland (Lapland), Canada (Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut), northern parts of Greenland, etc
400

What vegetable did baseball player Babe Ruth keep under his hat to stay cool? 

a wet cabbage leaf! 
400

Dog days of summer refers to...

the hottest and most uncomfortable period of summer 

500

What is the month of July named after? 

in honor of the Roman general and dictator, Julius Caesar 

500

What foods are in season during the summer months? 

Strawberries (June), blueberries (July-Aug), raspberries (July-Aug), sweet corn, tomatoes, zucchini/summer squash, cucumbers, green beans, basil, lettuce, peaches, cherries, plums, sugar snap peas, etc. 

500

What country is mosquito free? 

Iceland! 

500

Why are the Olympic ring colors blue, yellow, black, green, and red on a white background? 

Because at least one of the colors appears on the national flag of every country in the world at the time of creation (1913). Symbolizes unity 

500

Make hay while the sun shines means...

Doing something while you have the chance