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Candy
100
The heart has this many chambers
Four
100
The number of stripes on the American flag
13
100
Baby frogs are called...
Tadpole
100
Tiger Woods is known for this sport
golf
100
the most common letter used in the English alphabet
E
100
The number of years USA is celebrating this year on July 4th
250 years
100
The longest day of the year is called...
The summer Solstice
100
Named after a baseball player
Baby Ruth
200
the largest planet in our solar system
Jupiter
200
This is the most populated city in the United States
New York
200
The only land animal that cannot jump
Elephant
200
The number of points a touchdown is worth
6
200
The only fruit that has its seeds on the outside
Strawberries
200
He largely wrote the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
200
This insect is known for its loud mating call on summer nights
Cicada
200
Named after a galaxy
Milky Way
300
The first vegetable to grow in space
A potato
300
This is the national flower of Japan
Cherry blossom
300
A dog's sweat glands are found where on...
its paws
300
The king of "Rock and Roll"
Elvis Presley
300
What is it called when birds fly south to warmer climates for the winter?
Migration
300
Who wrote the National Anthem, The Star Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key
300
This flower follows the movement of the sun
Sunflower
300
"Taste the Rainbow"
Skittles
400
This protein makes up human hair and nails
Keratin
400
This river flows through the rainforest in Brazil
The Amazon (rio Amazonas)
400
A male swan is called a...
Cob
400
The famous Latina singer who was murdered by her assistant
Selena
400
A group of crows is called
A murder
400
This document begins with, "We the People"
The Constitution
400
This state experiences the "midnight sun" in the summer
Alaska
400
This was the first individually wrapped penny candy in the United States
Tootsie Roll
500
Universal donor blood type
O Negative
500
Trivia Question: What’s the capital city of Canada?
Ottawa
500
The only mammal that can fly
a Bat
500
The longest running game show on television
The price is Right
500
a baker's dozen
13
500
This famous US road is known as the ‘Main Street of America’
Route 66
500
This Spanish summer drink combines wine, fruit, and other spirits
Sangria
500
"Two for me, none for you"
Twix
600
Na on the periodic table stands for
Sodium
600
This desert covers much of northern Africa
The Sahara
600
An octopus has 3 of this organ
heart
600
the name of the artist who painted ‘Mona Lisa’
Leonardo Da Vinci
600
These reptiles have no legs
Snake
600
The city where the Declaration of Independence signed was
Philadelphia
600
The vitamin we primarily get from the sun, known as the sunshine vitamin
Vitamin D
600
The company that produces the Kit Kat bar
Nestle
700
Name of the process where plants store their food
Photosynthesis
700
The longest river in the world
The Nile
700
This animal cannot move its eyes
Owl
700
Elezabeth Taylor married this many times.
8 times
700
Which bone are babies born without?
knee cap
700
This was the last state to join the union
Hawaii
700
the name of the famous music festival held in the California desert each spring and summer
Coachella
700
Reese's Pieces
800
What is the only planet that rotates clockwise?
Venus
800
This country has 12 times zones due to its overseas territories
France
800
A flamboyance is a group of what animals?
Flamingos
800
This iconic artist paints the The Starry Night
Vincent van Gogh
800
This Baseball team won the 2025 World Series
Dodgers
800
This amendment gave women the right to vote
19th amendment
800
The letters SPF in sunscreen stands for...
Sun Protection Factor
800
What does the M&M stand for?
Mars and Murrie