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True or False: The pterodactyl was an ancient reptile that could fly?
True
100
What is the closest star to the Earth?
The Sun
100
In what month do we observe Columbus Day?
October
100
What was the first name of the first US first lady?
Martha Washington
100
According to the lyrics of the US National Anthem, what objects gave off a red glare?
Rockets
200
In the northern hemisphere, the summer solstice occurs in what month?
June
200
The Planet Earth is located in what galaxy?
Milky Way
200
How many US states border the Pacific Ocean?
5 (Alaska, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington)
200
The oriole is the official bird of which US State?
Maryland
200
In mythology, what was the name of Paul Bunyans blue ox?
Babe
300
The force of attraction between any two objects that have a mass is called what?
Gravity
300
What is another name for the North Star?
Polaris
300
What body of water in the Middle East is located at aproximately 1300 below sea level?
Dead Sea
300
In Acienct Greece, how often were the Olympic Games held?
Every 4 years
300
What building is the officail London residence of England's Queen Elizabeth II?
Buckingham Palace
400
In humans, bone marrow produces what type(s) of blood cells?
Both red and white
400
Approximately how long does it take for the moon to make one full orbit around the earth?
28 days
400
The Alps are a Mountian Range located primarily on which Continent?
Europe
400
Who was the youngest person to become the President of the United States?
Teddy Roosevelt (42)
400
Who is the Greek god of wine?
Dionysus
500
What geological era are we in right now?
Cenozoic
500
Halley's Comet is named after an English astronomer. What is his first name
Edmond
500
Which of the Great Lakes lies Farthest East?
Ontario
500
Who was the first justice nominated to the Supreme Court?
John Jay
500
Of the 32 teeth in the typical adult human mouth, how many are bicuspids?
8
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