Dr. Seuss Trivia Challenge

The video explores the life and legacy of Dr. Seuss, born Theodore Geisel. It covers his early life, education, and how he became a renowned children's book author. Despite initial rejections, he published over 60 books, including 'The Cat in the Hat' and 'Green Eggs and Ham'. Dr. Seuss's works are celebrated for their creativity and impact on children's literature. His legacy continues with Read Across America Day, promoting the importance of reading.

What was Dr. Seuss's real name?

• Theodore Zeus Geisel

• Theodore Seuss Geisel

• Theodore Soos Geisel

• Theodore Geisel Seuss

Why did Dr. Seuss use the title 'Doctor'?

• He was a doctor of literature

• He had a medical degree

• It was a nickname from college

• His father wanted him to become a doctor

Which college did Dr. Seuss attend?

• Yale University

• Princeton University

• Dartmouth College

• Harvard University

What was one of Dr. Seuss's early jobs before becoming famous?

• A newspaper editor

• A political cartoonist

• A children's book illustrator

• An advertisement writer

How many times was Dr. Seuss's first book rejected before it was published?

• 30 times

• 27 times

• 22 times

• 15 times

Which book by Dr. Seuss uses only 50 different words?

• The Cat in the Hat

• Green Eggs and Ham

• One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish

• How the Grinch Stole Christmas

What inspired Dr. Seuss to write 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'?

• A bet with his editor

• His own lack of Christmas spirit

• A childhood memory

• A dream he had

What is celebrated on March 2nd in honor of Dr. Seuss?

• National Reading Day

• Dr. Seuss Day

• Children's Book Day

• Read Across America Day

How many children's books did Dr. Seuss write and illustrate?

• Over 50

• Over 60

• Over 70

• Over 80

What was the title of the book published posthumously in 2015?

• Horton Hears a Who!

• What Pet Should I Get?

• The Lorax

• Oh, the Places You'll Go!