3 "G" CAPABILITY
STATE FACTS
HOLE FOODS
BORN TO KILL
THE BIG APPLE
100

 A flock of geese, or a White House briefing with a flock of reporters

a GAGGLE

100

It's the only state whose name begins with 2 vowels

IOWA

100

Now that Tim Hortons has many stores in the U.S., you don't need to head north of the border to enjoy their maple bacon one of these

a DONUT

100

They ensnare their prey in silk, then finish them off with poison-dispensing fangs

Spiders

100

Home to the Knicks & Rangers, it's NYC's largest indoor sports arena

Madison Square Garden

200

People in this outdoor job often find themselves 6 feet deep, if they are traditional

Gravedigger

200

Stand back! This turtle that has a pretty good bite with its hooked beak is the state reptile of New York

A snapping turtle

200

Known for their Wint O Green mints, these hole-y candies probably won't help you too much if you're capsized

Life savers

200

Types of bear include the brown, black & this one whose name means "streaked with gray

Grizzly

200

Both located in Queens, they're NYC's 2 major airports

JFK, LaGuardia

300

If a hitter goes 3 for 4 with a home run & 2 doubles, this percentage is an awfully impressive 2.000

Slugging

300

In land area it ranks 49th in the nation

Delaware

300

Noah's Bagels uses this Yiddish-derived word for its cream cheese-based toppings

Schmear

300

To smaller birds, the sharp-shinned type of this predator is as menacing as its name

Hawk

300

"(Hi, I'm Sharon Lawrence) At 42nd Street & Fifth Avenue you'll find this great institution, guarded by 2 lions"

NYC public library

400

We can go round & round about this museum at 1071 5th Avenue

The guggenheim

400

Despite this nickname for Minnesota, the state actually boasts many more

The land of 10,000 lakes

400

This process kills microorganisms responsible for the holes in Swiss cheese, so the cultures are re-added after

pasteurization

400

This carnivorous member of the sundew family is native only to a small area of the Carolinas

Venus Flytrap

400

The answer is "Practice, Practice, Practice"

How do you get to Carnegie Hall?

500

The "Ask Amy" column noted, "people wearing" these brew-induced vision filters "usually lack depth perception"

Beer goggles

500

On June 11 Hawaii celebrates this great king with a parade & other festivities

kamehameha

500

A thick spaghetti with a long hole down the tube, this type of pasta gets its name from the Italian for "hole"

Bucatini

500

Pigs may be infected with trichinella spiralis, which causes this disease in humans

Trichinosis

500

Named for a Danish settler, it's the only borough on the mainland

The Bronx

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