May has always been the fifth month. True or false?

Most sources say that May was named after Maia. Who was Maia originally?

Some sources say that May is a shortened form of the word majores. What does majores mean?

Two flowers are considered to be the flowers of May

What is the birthstone for May?

May the first was a special day in Roman times. It was sacred to the goddess of flowers. What was her name?

In England also May the first was a special day. The special dance on this day was round this

Who wrote the sonnet in which this line occurs? 'Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May'?

Complete this line from song by Maxwell Anderson. 'It's a long, long, time from May to ---------'

Many people in the U.S. and Canada sometimes refer to Cinco de Mayo as "Mexican Independence Day". Are they correct?

In the USA, who founded Mother's Day as celebrated on the second Sunday in May?

Another profession is honored on May 15, El Día del Maestro, in Mexico. Which profession is this?

An important Christian observance connected with the Twelve Apostles falls in May. Held fifty days after Easter, what it is called?

By law, how many spring bank holidays does the UK NORMALLY hold in May?

The last Monday before May 25 is the day that Canadians honor a beloved British monarch who happened to be the first sovereign of a confederated (united) Canada. Who would that be?

In the USA, the third Saturday in May is Armed Forces Day

In the U.S.A., Memorial Day, the day to honor the fallen men and women of the military, occurs on the last Monday of May. From which war in U.S. history did Memorial Day arise?

Forty days after Easter falls what Christian holiday associated with the ascent of Jesus Christ into heaven?

May 8 in France is known as La Fête de la Victoire; it was when a nation occupying France surrendered. The end of which war is celebrated on this day?

Forty days after Easter falls what Christian holiday associated with the ascent of Jesus Christ into heaven?