Keys to the Kingdom
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Kitchen Herbs
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You have to call this person if you lose the key to your home.

What is a locksmith? There are some types of keys locksmiths cannot reproduce, including restricted keys, which are covered by U.S. patent laws.

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This line divided the North and the South during the Civil War.

What is the Mason-Dixon Line? The line was originally the border between Pennsylvania and Delaware to the north and Maryland to the south. It was later extended west to the Ohio River.

100

Coco Chanel is responsible for this classic dress.

What is little black dress? This dress is always appropriate evening wear. The hemlines may change, but these days, any hemline goes.

100

These campfire desserts are made with graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate bars

What are s’mores? You don’t need a campfire to make s’mores; you can make them at home in the microwave or on a stovetop in a pan.

100

This herb used in Mediterranean cooking is also a woman’s name

What is rosemary? Its Latin name rosmarinus means “dew of the sea.”

200

This is the southernmost city in the Florida Keys

What is Key West? It’s also the southernmost city in the United States.

200

Lack of this vitamin causes scurvy.

What is vitamin C? Scurvy is known as “the sailors’ disease” because it killed more than two million sailors between Columbus’ sailing and the mid-19th century.

200

Ford’s early classic model rolled off the assembly line in 1927.

What is Model T? The Global Automotive Elections Foundation ranked it as the most influential car of the 20th century. Although the car is almost 100 years old, there are still a few working models.

200

Instead of taking the interstate highways all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles, you can take preserved sections of this famed route to add some variety and local color to your trip.

What is 66? Route 66 was the first all-weather highway from Chicago to Los Angeles. It was commissioned in 1926.

200

This herb is the foundation for pesto.

What is basil? Basic ingredients in traditional pesto include basil, olive oil, pine nuts, and parmesan cheese.

400

Mayors sometimes honor distinguished visitors with this key.

What is the key to the city? The key is a symbolic gesture. In 1702, the first key to a city was given in New York City to Viscount Edward Cornbury, the governor of New York and New Jersey.

400

This is the national spice of Hungary, and it’s a red spice found in most residential kitchens.

What is paprika? It’s made from a combination of dried bell and chili peppers, and it adds great color to foods without adding much heat.

400

Ian Fleming is responsible for this franchise.

What is 007 or James Bond? Fleming worked in the Intelligence Division of the Royal Navy during World War II, so he likely pulled from his experiences when writing his novels.

400

) If you’re camping and run out of matches, you are told to rub two of these together to start a fire.

What are sticks? People who have mastered the technique can start a fire in 10–15 minutes

400

This mild, thin version of green onions often tops sour cream on baked potatoes.

What are chives?

600

This key fits every door in a hotel or other building.

What is master key? All the locks in a building using a master key are coded to the master.

600

It is the letter located in the upper left corner of a typewriter or keyboard.

What is Q? The QWERTY keyboard is named for the first six letters in the upper row of letters—Q, W, E, R, T, and Y.

600

This British company manufactures an iconic, luxury automobile as well as airplane engines.

What is Rolls Royce? The pinstripes on Rolls-Royce cars have been painted by ©ActivityConnection.com – More Jeopardy Trivia – Page 5 of 6 just one man since 2003, and his steady hand earns six figures annually

600

Instead of a bed, what do campers sleep in, inside their tent.

What is a sleeping bag? Modern sleeping bags are a combination mattress and comforter.

600

These generic herbs or their extracts are often used in candy, tea, lemonade, and toothpaste. They are also used as dessert garnishes.

What is mint? Common mints found in the kitchen are peppermint and spearmint. Fresh mint is mostly used in cooking, but dried mint is used in making tea.

800

Every night, the Ceremony of Keys takes place in this London structure that houses the Crown Jewels

What is the Tower of London? The morning and evening Ceremonies of the Keys unlock and lock, respectively, the gates to the fortress.

800

Leonardo da Vinci’s La Gioconda, the alternate title for the most famous painting in the world, hangs in the Louvre in Paris. We call it by this name.

What is Mona Lisa? Historians believe the subject of the painting is Lisa Gherardini Gioconda.

800

Many serious actors appear in stage productions written by this classic British playwright. Some of them appear in summer park productions of his plays.

Who is William Shakespeare? Reading Shakespeare in school was a rite of passage for earlier generations. One of his enduring lines is “First thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.”

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When speeding down the road in a convertible while on vacation, you might think of this 1964 song by Roger Miller.

What is “King of the Road”? It begins: Trailer for sale or rent Rooms to let... fifty cents No phone, no pool, no pets I ain‘t got no cigarettes...“

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This herb is commonly associated with Greek cooking. Its name means “joy of the mountain” in ancient Greek.

What is oregano? It’s also used liberally in Mexican, Turkish, and Italian dishes.

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