Start and ends with "n"
State Capitals
World History
Rhyme Time
10-letter words
100

A person, place or thing.

What is a noun?

100

This capital belongs to the only state that is not attached to the continent of North America.

What is Honolulu?

100

What is the name of the river that sustained ancient Egypt's civilization, or also popularly coined as "denial" in recent pop culture history?

What is the Nile River?

100

An exceptionally large, spore-producing forest growth.

What is a humongous fungus?

100

The thick blanket of various gases that envelops our planet, retained firmly by Earth's gravitational pull.

What is atmosphere?

200

This genre of book is known for it's truthful nature.

What is nonfiction?

200

This capital belongs to the state that Kent State University resides in.

What is Columbus?

200

This 1215 document signed by King John limited the power of the English monarch and established rule of law, with the English translation of the title of the document being "Great Charter."

What is the Magna Carta?

200

Utter hopelessness over the amount of money it's going to take to fix your car.

What is repair despair?

200

Worthy of attention or striking, this adjective describes a truly extraordinary or phenomenal achievement.

What is remarkable?

300

Convent resident.

What is a nun?

300

The capital of Illinois also has 36 additional locations across the U.S. with the same name, 11 of which are located in Ohio.

What is Springfield?

300

This ancient Mesopotamian king is famous for his comprehensive code of laws inscribed on a stone slab, and for deciphering the world famous phrase "an eye for an eye."

Who is Hammurabi?

300

Someone who lives in an underground room where wine is stored.

What is a cellar dweller?

300

Comments and notes typically added within the margins of a book or to the side of a written text.

What is annotation?

400

A family of synthetic polymers invented in 1938 that is used to make fabric that you might find in your activewear.

What is nylon?

400

This capital city housed the landmark Supreme Court case Brown vs. Board of Education which led to the desegregation of schools.

What is Topeka?

400

This devastating pandemic swept through 14th-century Eurasia, drastically reshaping European labor and society.

What is The Black Death?

400

A superior knitted pullover.

What is a better sweater?

400

This science of arranging events in their exact order of occurrence in time is essential for a proper historical timeline.

What is chronology?

500

A poisonous substance that specifically targets and disrupts the normal function of the nervous system.

What is a neurotoxin?

500

This capital city houses the largest lake in the U.S. that is not part of the Great Lakes, and it's pretty salty, too.

What is Salt Lake City?

500

This international organization, headquartered in New York City, replaced the League of Nations in 1945 to foster global cooperation and maintain peace.

What is The United Nations?

500

A highly attractive semi-aquatic weasel whose gym job is to ensure the bench press doesn't crush you.

What is a hotter otter spotter?

500

To conduct a scientific test, try out a new procedure or idea, or put something to a trial.

What is experiment?

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