March is a month of change: new seasons, new energy, and plenty of meaningful moments around the world. This month’s trivia explores global history, cultural traditions, and workplace dynamics. Play individually or turn it into a team challenge.

Questions

1. International Women’s Day is observed globally on which date each year?
A. March 1
B. March 8
C. March 15
D. March 21

2. The Hindu festival of Holi is often known as the festival of what?
A. Lights
B. Harvest
C. Colors
D. Renewal

3. What does the term “cultural humility” encourage individuals to practice?
A. Memorizing traditions from different countries
B. Assuming expertise after brief training
C. Ongoing self-reflection and openness to learning
D. Avoiding difficult conversations

4. Which country celebrates St. Patrick’s Day as a national holiday?
A. United States
B. Canada
C. Ireland
D. Australia

5. The concept of “servant leadership” focuses primarily on:
A. Strict authority
B. Supporting and uplifting team members
C. Increasing competition
D. Centralized decision-making

6. Nowruz, celebrated in March, marks the beginning of the new year for which cultural tradition?
A. Japanese
B. Persian
C. Brazilian
D. Egyptian

7. What is the primary purpose of Ramadan in Islam?
A. Community fundraising
B. Celebration of harvest
C. Fasting, reflection, and spiritual growth
D. Pilgrimage

8. What term describes the practice of examining one’s own assumptions and behaviors?
A. Self-audit
B. Introspection
C. Regulation
D. Moderation

9. The United Nations observes March 21 as the International Day for the Elimination of what?
A. Poverty
B. Racial Discrimination
C. Illiteracy
D. Child Labor

10. What does “intersectionality” refer to?
A. Urban planning design
B. Overlapping social identities and experiences
C. Cross-department collaboration
D. Legal partnerships

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