Cocktails, Chocolate, and a Calendar Full of Holidays You Never Knew You Needed

First up, it's National Cocktail Day. Whether you're a fan of something tropical, frozen, dessert-inspired, or coffee-forward, today is your official excuse to raise a glass. Cheers.

Next on the calendar, National Chocolate-Covered Raisin Day. Love them or leave them, this sweet little treat has been around since 1927, which means next year marks their 100th anniversary. A century of chocolate-covered raisins is something worth celebrating.

And finally, a holiday with a little more heart: National Each Person is a Person of Worth Day. Dedicated to promoting self-esteem and the value of every individual, it's one of the sweeter entries on any calendar.

Speaking of worth, Jerry pulled that very word for today's Pop Quiz, featuring two questions that might just stump you. Think you know your classic rock history and your newspaper trivia? Test your knowledge by watching the video above!

Today's Questions:

1. The 1967 single "For What It's Worth" from Buffalo Springfield is considered one of the greatest protest songs of the 1960s. Written by guitarist Stephen Stills, the song's lyrics were inspired by what?

A) An L.A. curfew 

B) Nuclear weapons 

C) The Vietnam War

3. Mary Worth, which began appearing in newspapers across the country in 1938 and continued its syndication for decades, is exactly what?

A) An advice column 

B) A comic strip 

C) An opinion piece

Watch the video to find out if your answers hold up!