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Two new "Fun Facts" are posted every month ... so please check back here often!

Here are the new questions for February 2012:

Q: What is the only month that ends and begins on the same day of the week?

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Q: What is International Mother Language Day?

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Questions for January 2012:

Q: What does the word braille mean?

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Q: What is Dia de los Reyes?

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Questions for December 2011:

Q: Does slavery still exist in the world?

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Q: Can you say peace in another language?

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Questions for November 2011:

Q: Who was the first European explorer to reach the Pacific Ocean from the Atlantic Ocean on November 28, 1520? Hint: the straits he sailed through were named after him.

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Q: What is the International Day of Tolerance?

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Questions for October 2011:

Q: Who said "Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better"?

  1. John James Audubon
  2. Smokey the Bear
  3. Albert Einstein

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Q: October 15 is:

  1. World Handwashing Day
  2. The Great American Smokeout
  3. Election day in Kenya

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Questions for September 2011:

Q: What is International Literacy Day?

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Q: True or False: Bullying is usually big kids picking on weaker little kids.

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Questions for August 2011:

Q: Flamenco is:

  1. A beautiful pink bird
  2. A kind of music
  3. A city in Florida.

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Q: Where would you find Mali?

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Questions for July 2011:

Q: Amelia Earhart was born July 24, 1897. What did she do before she disappeared?

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Q: What are Bomba and Plena?

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Questions for June 2011:

Q: What can you do to make a greener world?

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Q: Mark Twain said, "The two most interesting characters of the 19th century are Napoleon and ???" -- who?

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Questions for May 2011:

Q: Who was Clarissa "Clara" Barton and what did she start in May, 1881?

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Q: What is the number one source of medical disability in the US and Canada for people 15-44 years old?

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Questions for April 2011:

Q: Who was Booker T. Washington?

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Q: What is an earthquake and what famous one happened in April, 1906?

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Questions for March 2011:

Q: If you were running the Iditarod this month, where would you be and who would be with you?

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Q: Who was Benito Juarez?

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Questions for February 2011:

Q: What is Random Acts of Kindness Day?



Q: What is Black History Month?

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Questions for January 2011:

Q: What happened 65 years ago this month that changed the way countries around the world cooperate?

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Q: What famous early American scientist, inventor and statesman was born on January 17 (305 years ago)?

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Questions for December 2010:

Q: Where is the arctic and what countries does it include?

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Q: What and when is Human Rights Day this year?

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Questions for November 2010:

Q: Where did Charles Darwin do his research on evolution?



Q: Where did the game "rock, paper, scissors" originate?

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Questions for October 2010:

Q: Who was South Africa's first black president after apartheid ended?

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Q: What is the local dance of Cuba?



Questions for September 2010:

Q: What civilization invented the zero?

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Q: Does the US government have the right to name one official religion?

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Questions for August 2010:

Q: What is the capital of Peru?

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Q: What is the largest city in China?

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Questions for July 2010:

Q: What is the native language of Eritrea?

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Q: What is the longest river in the world?

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Questions for June 2010:

Q: When is World Ocean Day?

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Q: Is Juneteenth a real date?

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Questions for May 2010:

Q: What is Greenery Day?

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Q: What is prejudice?

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Questions for April 2010:

Q: What is the newest desert in the world?



Q: What famous author was born on April 2?

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Questions for March 2010:

Q: True or False: Spring begins on March 20 in 2010.



Q: Is Greenland green and is Iceland icy?



Questions for February 2010:

Q: Why did Abraham Lincoln sign the Emancipation Proclamation?



Q: True or False: When Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, it freed all the slaves south of the Mason-Dixon line.



Questions for January 2010:

Q: What does it mean to say this is 2010 AD?



Q: Whose birthday do we celebrate with a national holiday in the middle of January?