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100

This common writing instrument used by children is covered in wood.

Pencil

100

Louisa May Alcott's Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy share this last name in Little Women.

March

100

This daughter of Jimmy Carter was gifted a border collie mix by her teacher shortly after the family moved into the White House.

Amy Carter

100

A series of "manly" movies from the 1980s features this Stallone character, with his trademark mullet and black tank.

Rambo

100

What percussions instrument is shaken or hit with the hand?

Tambourine

200

This large wooden boat in the Bible was built to withstand 40 days and nights of a rainstorm.

Noah's Ark

200

Laura Ingalls is a young tomboy who grows up on the American Frontier in this TV series.

Little House on the Prairie

200

This first family's pooch had a litter of puppies during her time at the White House, delivering nine bundles of joy in 1975.

The Fords

200

This John Belushi film about a college fraternity's antics also stars Karen Allen and Tom Hulce.

Animal House

200

What children's game involves rectangular boxes drawn on the sidewalk with chalk?

Hopscotch

300

This Sweedish company that sells moderately priced home furnishings is one of the largest global consumers of wood.

IKEA

300

Agatha Christie gave us this masterful amateur female detective.

Miss (Jane) Marple

300

In 1993, this president was spotted walking his cat Socks on a special leash across the White House lawn.

Bill Clinton

300

He plays the title character in 1982's Conan the Barbarian.

Arnold Schwarzenegger

300

What is the tennis term for a ball hit high in the air, intended to land behind the opponent?

Lob

400

Before modern paper was made from wood pulp, it was made from cotton, hemp, and this fabric.

linen

400

Victoria Winters was hired as the governess for the Collins family on this 1960s afternoon soap opera.

Dark Shadows

400

One of the most famous political pets, Checkers, actually belonged to this man when he was vice president, not president.

Richard Nixon

400

He stars in 1971's cop thriller Dirty Harry.

Clint Eastwood

400

What company that makes M&M's shares its name with a planet?

Mars

500

This light wood is commonly used in rafts and boats.

balsa

500

In Charles Dicken's A Tale of Two Cities, this revolutionary woman knits a long list of names into a scarf.

Madame Defarge

500

With the help of her human mom, Barbara, Millie the springer spaniel "wrote" a children's book during his presidency.

George H. W. Bush

500

1989's Glory centers around a volunteer fighting company during this war.

American Civil War

500

What brothers' singing group recorded "Glow Worm," "Up a Lazy River," and "Paper Doll"?

The Mills Brothers

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