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100
The stars and the ________ are symbol of America?
stripes
100
What content is America on?
North America
100
What is the one animals known to use tools?
Chimps
100
"We shall always have Paris"
Casablanca
100
What sport is being played here?
Beach Volleyball
100
This superhero has bat on his chest who is he?
Batman
100
What is said to be nipping at your nose in the winter?
Jack Frost
100
Mona Lisa, Starry Night, The Last Supper, are all examples of what type of art?
paintings
200
Rosa Parks refusal to give up her seat on the bus sparked what?
Bonus: how long did it last?
From when to when?
Montgomery bus boycott
Dec 5, 1955 – Dec 20, 1956
200
What country would you North of the US?
South of the US?
Canada
Mexico
200
Black with white strips or white with black strips?
What animal might have this issue?
Zebra
200
"As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again.”
Gone with the Wind
200
What famous race is 26.2 miles and run in November every year?
New York City Marathon
200
This super hero changed his clothes in a phone booth?
superman
200
What falls from the sky in winter?
Snow and Ice
200
What superhero wears a ring that gives him power?
Green Lantern
300
What famous suspension bridge November 1st 1957?
Mackinac suspension bridge
300
Where would one located The Everglades National Park?
Florida
300
What animal is commonly poached for its ivory tusks?
Elephants
300
There's no place like home
Wizard of Oz
300
What is the nationality of NASCAR driver Mario Andretti?
Italian
300
Who was batman's side kick?
Robin
300
What do you use to melt the snow in winter?
salt or sand
300
North America is the ______ largest content in terms of population and size?
3rd
400
November 8th 1960 a new president was elected. Who was it?
Bonus: What number president was he?
John F Kennedy
35th
400
The longest US coastline belongs to what state?
The longest coastline in the United States belongs to Alaska, with 6,640 miles of land bordering the Pacific Ocean.
400
King Kong was a famous what?
Gorilla
400
Stupid is as Stupid does
Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates
Forrest Gump
400
If a referee ends the play and holds up two fingers, what is he calling?
Two touches
Some referees use the spin of the ball as a guide to call this.
400
Who did batman fight?
Joker or Penguin
400
What vehicles removed snow in the winter?
snow plow
400
Which animal knows is as also known as the "King of the Jungle"
Bonus: where do they actually live?
The majority of lions, actually live in the savanna.
500
November 10th 1975 a very famous ship wreck happened in Lake Superior. What was the name of the ship?
The Edmund Fitzgerald
500
Where is the lowest point in the US?
Hint: -282 feet (-86 meters)
Death Valley
500
A group of these is called a pride. What are they?
Lions
500
Love means never having to say sorry
Love story
500
what is the earliest known form of soccer?
Cuju, which is literally “kick ball.”
500
Dr. Bruce Banner becomes what when he's angry?
Hulk
500
When you flop on the ground and spread out your arms and legs in the snow you make a what?
snow angel
500
What winter stable always comes in its own pattern? Each one is unique no matter what there have never been two exactly alike?
snowflakes
600
In 1954 what famous immigration port closed?
Ellis Island in New York
600
Where does one find the Mojave Desert?
California, Nevada, and Arizona.
600
This big water dwelling herbivore can reach speeds of 40 mph. What is it?
Hint: it has a big horn on its snout
600
Mrs. Robinson your trying to seduce me?
The Graduate
600
How many panels are there on a traditional soccer ball?
32
600
Who is this queen?
Wonder Woman
600
If you want to stay "safe" in the snowball fight you need a?
snow fort
600
What amount of G force can a Nascar driver experience while behind the wheel?
Bonus: What part of the body is most affected?
Corners can bring forces of 6 G's and the neck is most affected by this.
700
1979 what famous bomber first stuck?
UnaBomber
700
What state is known as "The Treasure State"
Montana
700
This animal is known for its human like laugh. What is it?
Spotted hyena
700
Elementary my dear Watson
The Adventures of Sherlock Homes
700
How heavy is a basketball?
Between 5.5 and 5.75 oz
700
Who was Lois Lane?
Bonus: Name her boyfriends real name
Girlfriend of superman aka Clark Kent
700
Eskimo's live in an?
Igloo
700
The concept of gravity was discovered by which famous physicist?
Sir Issac Newton
800
1945 famous WW2 war crimes trials began. What were they called?
The Nuremburg Trials
800
What did Thomas Jefferson purchase in 1803?
the Louisiana Territory from France in 1803.
800
This animal resembles a pig accept it has tusks on this face. What is it?
Wart Hog
800
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
The Princess Bride
800
The sailed the oceans, trading with people of faraway lands, between the 8th and 11th centuries. Today, they loan their name to an NFL team that’s never won the Super Bowl. Who were they?
Vikings
800
In the summer of 1940's this superhero was released. What was his name?
The Flame
800
What temperature is freezing?
32 degrees
800
Which President gave the shortest inaugural address?
How many words?
Bonus: Longest? How many words?
It was Washington who in 1793 gave the shortest inaugural address of 135 words, while William Henry Harrison's 1841 speech, lasting almost two hours, was the longest at 8,455 words. Inaugural speeches set the tone for the incoming administration.
900
What is this a picture of?
anit slavery literature
On Jan. 30, 1864, Harper’s Weekly printed a large engraving of a group of recently emancipated children and adults. The caption described them as “Emancipated Slaves, White and Colored”; the images were based on widely circulated abolitionist photographs of emancipated children from New Orleans, including some who are white-passing.
900
What is the famous Louisiana swamp?
How big is it?
the Atchafalaya Swamp
Pronounced “uh-CHA-fuh-LIE-uh,” the Atchafalaya gets its name from the Choctaw phrase for “Long River.” An unmatched American wilderness, the Atchafalaya Swamp encompasses 1.4 million acres—an area bigger than the state of Rhode Island—between Lafayette and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
900
What is this soon to be endangered animal?
Pangolins!
These solitary, primarily nocturnal animals, are easily recognized by their full armor of scales. A startled pangolin will cover its head with its front legs, exposing its scales to any potential predator. If touched or grabbed it will roll up completely into a ball, while the sharp scales on the tail can be used to lash out.
900
No body puts Baby in a corner.
Dirty Dancing
900
Three of the 25 largest U.S. cities (by population) don’t have any major pro sports teams (MLB, NFL, NBA or NHL). All three are in what same state?
Texas (Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso)
900
What comic book producer (company) brought all the characters listed above to life. They include batman, wondersome, the flame, superman, green lantern and aqua man?
DC Comics
900
What causes it to feel colder than the actual temperatures?
wind chill
900
What common household spice an produce mind altering hallucinations if you ingest to much?
Nutmeg
Because it contains myristicin, Nutmeg may produce symptoms similar to those of an anticholinergic poisoning. The reported initial neurological effects include giddiness, tingling, euphoria, and hallucinations that may include distortion of time and space, detachment from reality, sensation of separation from one's limbs, and fear of impending death
However the amount is quite large for a spice