BEACH
Sports
Lawn
Vacation Location
Foods
100
Many children build this when on the beach
What are sand castles?
100
What summer sport involves a bat and a ball?
Baseball
100
True or false: You should mow your lawn when it is wet
False
100
Who is the famous lady out east?
the Statue of Liberty
100
You make these by a campfire
What is s'mores?
200
What washed up beach creature stings many people?
Jellyfish
200
Another word for the game bags
what is corn hole
200
Name one thing mulch is used for
control weeds, retain moisture, polishes up the garden, control pests, prevent soil erosion
200
Where people travel to see Mount Rushmore?
South Dakota
200
These are various meat and vegetables grilled on a skewer
What are Kabobs?
300
When is the best time to find shells on the beach?
Low tide
300
This game originated in London and involves hitting wooden or plastic balls with a mallet
Croquet
300
What two grasses do they use on golf courses?
a. bent grass and Bermuda
b. carpet grass and Bermuda
c. bent grass and carpet grass
a. bent grass and bermuda
300
Name one Hawaiian Island
Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Kauai, Kahoolawe and Niihau
300
What summer fruit is made of 92% water?
Watermelon
400
The beach activity where you are high above the water attached to a parachute
Parasailing
400
What is this game called
Ladder Toss
400
Taraxacum is the scientific name of what common summer weed?
Dandelion
400
What two locations are the Niagara Falls at?
Canada and New York
400
How many hot dogs are consumed on the 4th of July?
a. 50 million
b. 100 million
c. 150 million
150 million (7 billion are consumed between Memorial Day and Labor Day)
500
What is the largest beach in the U.S.?
a. Virginia Beach
b. Manele Bay in Hawaii
c. Fort Lauderdale
Virginia Beach
500
What is the smaller white ball that you throw first in bocce called?
The jack
500
What is the most popular flower in the U.S.
Roses
500
How far does the Grand Canyon stretch at it's widest point?
a. 15 miles
b. 18 miles
c. 21 miles
18 miles across
500
This summer fruit is a stone fruit and is related to peaches, nectarines, and plums
What are cherries?