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Summer Fun Quiz

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    It's not all about ice-cream
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  • What is the longest continuous beach in the USA?
    Long Beach, WA
    South Beach, FL
    Venice Beach, CA
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  • What's the longest day of the year?
    June 21st
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  • What is the top selling item in the summer?
    swimsuits
    hats
    flip-flops
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  • In southern England, where do 35,000 people gather to see the summer solstice?
    Stonehenge
    Manchester
    London
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  • Which tower actually grows in the heat of the summer?
    Pisa Tower
    Trump Tower
    Eiffel Tower
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  • What year was the first beach ball invented?
    1902
    1938
    1946
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  • What happens more often in the summer because of the warm, humid air?
    thunderstorms
    frost
    fog
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  • Which insects are most prevalent during the summer months?
    bees
    mosquitoes
    spiders
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  • Which European city hosted the 2004 Summer Olympics?
    Lisbon
    Athens
    London
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  • Watermelon consists of over 90% water.
    true
    false
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  • The summer lasts from June to September in the northern hemisphere. When is the summertime in the southern hemisphere?
    From October to December
    From December to March
    From June to September
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  • The 2024 Summer Olympics will be held in which city?
    Cape Town
    Paris
    Los Angeles
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  • Why does summer in Europe occur at the same time as winter in New Zealand?
    Because of global warming
    Because they are located on different hemispheres
    Because of the ocean streams
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  • The summer solstice is the first day of summer. What does “solstice” mean in Latin?
    sun stands still
    blue skies
    hot days
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  • Which three zodiac signs are summer signs of the Zodiac?
    Cancer, Pisces and Sagittarius
    Aries, Leo and Virgo
    Cancer, Leo and Virgo
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  • In the US, what is the best selling BBQ meat throughout the summer?
    hotdogs
    chicken wings
    burgers
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