Spring Is in the Air! 🌸 Can You Pass This Seasonal Quiz With Flying Colors?

This creature, also called a woodchuck, hibernates until March or April. What's it called?

• Groundhog

• Warthog

• Meerkat

• Jackrabbit

This lush and fragrant flower is native to the warmer regions of Asia, and Oceania. It can be made into tea and also is used in perfumes. What is its name?

• Gardenia

• Marigold

• Jasmine

• Sunflower

A reliable spring bloomer, this tree and/or its flower are the state symbols of Virginia, New Jersey, Missouri, and North Carolina, as well as the official flower of the Canadian province of British Columbia. Can you name it?

• Dogwood

• Linden

• Cherry blossom

• Dahlia

The term "spring ___" refers to physiological and psychological changes in the body related to the arrival of spring, such as increased sexual appetite, daydreaming, and restlessness.

• Migraine

• Headache

• Fever

• Ecstasy

Here's the halfway point! Tulip mania in the 1600s was one of the first recorded examples of:

• A great depression

• A speculative bubble

• An economic recession

• A welfare system

In what month is Earth Day celebrated?

• September

• October

• April

• August

In Greek mythology, who is the goddess of spring and nature?

• Aphrodite

• Hestia

• Athena

• Persephone

Identify the conjunction in the following sentence: There are lots of flowers in the park; however, you can see them only at certain times of the year.

• Only

• In

• However

Can you tell us the name of this common species of duck?

• American black duck

• Canvasback

• Mallard

• Whistling duck

With a name meaning "equator" in Spanish, which nation has a charming capital that is known as the "City of Eternal Spring"?

• Paraguay

• Ecuador

• Bolivia

• Peru

What is the main purpose of a plant's flower?

• To soak up water

• To produce seeds

• To support the plant