March's Quiz by RobinJRichards

The month of March gets its name from THIS ROMAN DEITY.

March is often said to act like THESE TWO ANIMALS in terms of how it begins in the winter and ends in the spring.

March 2nd is Read Across America Day, created in honor of THIS AUTHOR and his many works.

People born in the first half of March are Picses, which is ruled by THIS PLANET making them "them dreamy, creative and intuitive."

Within four years either way, in what year did March lose its beginning of the year status when England switched over the to the Gregorian Calendar?

March is the official month honoring the lives and achievements of THIS GROUP OF PEOPLE. March 8th is the International Day honoring them as well.

The 2016 Men's NCAA Div I Basketball Tournament, AKA "March Madness," will end with the Championship to be held IN THIS CITY (albeit in April).

Speaking of March Madness, THIS SCHOOL won their first (and to date, only) NCAA Tournament in 1939, which was in its inaugural year and held entirely within the month of March (only eight teams back then were invited).

Since you cannot have a March quiz without somehow mentioning the Ides of March: THIS 1970 SONG was the only major hit for the band The Ides of March. It reached all the way to #2 and is purported to be the fastest selling single in Warner Brothers history.

March 22nd is the earliest date Easter can fall in both the Western and Orthodox calendars. Within 50 years either way, in what year did this last occur?

On March 21, 1969, John Lennon and Yoko Ono took part in their famous "bed in for peace" held at a Hilton IN THIS EUROPEAN CITY.

On March 5, 1982. THIS ACTOR was found dead from a drug overdose in Bungalow 3 of the Chateau Marmont Hotel in LA. (FIRST AND LAST NAME NEEDED).