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These candies are shaped like people

What are Sour Patch Kids?

100

the name for a piece of land that is surrounded by water on 3 sides

peninsula

100

this planet is the setting for "All Summer in a Day"

Venus

100

Finish the Disney saying: Ohana means _______.

What is family?

100

the drink that is always in Mrs. Cayton's cup

tea

200

This candy's slogan was "Taste the rainbow."

 What is Skittles?

200

The number of teeth a typical adult has

32 (including wisdom teeth) or 28 (no wisdom teeth)

200

R.J. Palacio wrote this novel about a little boy named August Pullman

Wonder

200

the main villain for Sonic the Hedgehog

Dr. Robotnik (Dr. Eggman)

200

the first Disney princess ever!

Snow White (1937)

300

The memorable jingle "Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that..." is associated with this chocolate bar.

What is Kit Kat?

300

DAILY DOUBLE: This US city is known as "the Windy City"

What is Chicago?

300

the Tucks lived forever because they did this

drank from the spring in the woods

300

the name of the lion in the Chronicles of Narnia

Aslan

300

the only letter of the alphabet that does not appear in any state names

Q

400

This candy introduced the famous advertising slogan "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands" in 1954

What is M&Ms?

400

the largest human organ

the skin

400

this country is the setting for The Button War

Poland

400

the original default player character's name in Minecraft

Steve

400

Wuhan, China became well-known in December 2019 because of this

first cases of Covid reported

500

This chocolate bar is named after a 19th century French novel

Three Musketeers

500

The faces of these 4 men are on Mt. Rushmore

Who are Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt?

500

This is Mrs. Cayton's favorite book of all time

To Kill a Mockingbird

500

the names of the 3 girls adopted by Gru in Despicable Me

Edith, Agnes, Margot

500

the names of Mrs. Cayton's 4 pencils

Harper Lee, Hugo, Orwell, and Shakespeare

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