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Mother's Day quiz — Spring The “Mother's Day” quiz — Spring. It has 25 questions in five categories: How It Began, World Calendar, Mothering Sunday, Symbols & Pushback, Mothers in Art. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
How It Began 100 The portrait shows the woman who led the campaign that brought Mother's Day national recognition in the United States. Who is she?
200 The portrait shows the U.S. president who issued a proclamation calling for flags to be displayed in honor of mothers. Who is he?
300 In what year did…
In the game400 Which West Virginia city…
In the game500 Which public-health problem did…
In the gameWorld Calendar 100 When is Mother's Day observed each year in the United States?
200 On what date in May is Mother's Day celebrated every year in Mexico?
300 What August date is…
In the game400 In France, the holiday…
In the game500 Which country marks Hari…
In the gameMothering Sunday 100 On which Sunday of Lent does Britain's Mothering Sunday fall?
200 Which church did people historically travel to on Mothering Sunday?
300 What did farm and…
In the game400 What fruit cake with…
In the game500 Who actively revived the…
In the gameSymbols & Pushback 100 Which white flower did the holiday's founder promote as its emblem?
200 What trend did the founder later fight as cards, flowers, and candy became big business?
300 What personal act did…
In the game400 The founder insisted on…
In the game500 How many flowers did…
In the gameMothers in Art 100 Who painted the 1871 portrait Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1?
200 Who painted the 1874 work Madame Monet and Her Son?
300 Who painted the 1893…
In the game400 Who painted the 1872…
In the game500 Who painted the 1905…
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