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Inventions
ARCHitecture
homophones
Not the capital
400
Red, Yellow, Orange, Pink
what are warm toned colors
400
In 1943, Richard James was trying to develop a spring that would support and stabilize equipment on ships. When one of the springs accidentally fell off a shelf James got the idea for this product
What is the slinky
400
this arch, located in Paris, was built in 1806 by Napoleon in honor of his victorious armies
What is the Arc de triomphe
400
the organ responsible for light perception and a reference to one self
what is eye/ I
400
This "sin city" is although the most famous city in the state, not the capital of Nevada
what is Las Vegas
800
Bill, Joe, Sam, Nate
What are nick names
800
In 1945, Percy Spencer was experimenting with a vacuum tube, while doing research he was intrigued when the candy bar in his pocket began to melt. This discovery lead to the invention of this, now a standard appliance in most American households
What is a microwave
800
they were the first builders in Europe to fully appreciate the advantages of the arch, known for the pantheon and the the Colosseum
Who are the Romans
800
to have viewed something and a section of a theatrical piece
what is seen/ scene
800
this town in Pennsylvania is known for its battlefield, the site of a turning point in the Civil War
what is Gettysburg
1200
Avalon High, Zenon girl of the twenty first century, Jump in, Smart House
What are Disney Channel Original Movies
1200
The idea for this product was conceived in 1974 by Arthur Fry as a way of holding bookmarks while singing in the church choir. He attributes it to a lightly sticky adhesive accidentally developed in 1968
What is the post it note
1200
arches are a prominent feature of this structure, used for transporting water
What is an aquaduct
1200
a fruit and two matching items
what is a pear/ pair
1200
this city in Vermont is home to the University of Vermont and is the namesake of a united states department store chain
what is Burlington
1600
Persian, Bombay, Abyssinian, Devon Rex
What are cat breeds
1600
legend has it that they were accidentally invented by a cook who mixed together charcoal, sulfur, and saltpeter. The mixture burned and when compressed, it exploded
What are fireworks
1600
The impressive natural arch, Rainbow Bridge is the largest natural bridge in the world and its location is considered to be sacred for the local American Native tribes that call the area home. It is located in a U.S. National Monument in this Rocky Mountain Region state.
What is Utah
1600
a walkway in a store and section of land surrounded by water
what is aisle/ isle
1600
Billings is the largest city in this 4th largest state
what is Montana
2000
Grape yumtious dip, cherry yum diddly dip, razz apple magic dip, valentine mystery
what are fun dip flavors
2000
This was accidentally invented in 1955 by Joseph and Noah McVicker while trying to make a wallpaper cleaner. It was marketed a year later by toy manufacturer
What is Play-Doh
2000
the tallest arch monument in U.S., The gateway arch monument was built to commemorate the Westward expansion of United Sates in this city
St. Louis
2000
to place too much value on appearance and a channel that transports oxygen
what is vain/ vein
2000
Manchester is the largest city in this northern state
what is New Hampshire