O - pair
State Slogans
American History
Firsts
Firsts
It Stands for Treason
"out" with That
That Blows
100
A month and a condiment.
What is May and mayo.
100
Eureka
What is California?
100
He was the first African American to serve on the US Supreme Court.
Who is Thurgod Marshall who served from 1967 until 1991?
100
In 1780 he asked the Brits for 20,000 pounds to betray his command post at West Point; that's almost $4 million today.
Who is Benedict Arnold?
100
The cutthroat type of this fish gets its name from the red-orange slash on each side of the lower jaw.
What is trout?
100
In a chapter called "The Cyclone", "In spite of the swaying of the house and the wailing of the wind", this girl "fell fast asleep"
Who is Dorothy?
200
An inexpensive restaurants, sometimes open 24/7, that serve homestyle breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the spanish word for money.
What is diner and dinero?
200
Fatti Maschi, Parole Femmine
What is Maryland?
200
The first state to ratify the United States Constitution.
What is Delaware on December 7, 1787?
200
For acts of terror in trying to keep this African country from independence, French officer Raoul Salan was convicted of treason in 1962.
What is Algeria?
200
To a cop, issuing a "BOLO" has nothing to do with a thin tie; it means to keep your eyes open & stands for "be on the" this.
What is the lookout?
200
A fan blows hot air over & around food, helping to assure even cooking in this type of oven.
What is a convection oven?
300
This is something tiny that the human body has 37 trillion of and a large stringed musical instrument.
What is cell and cello?
300
North to the Future
What is Alaska?
300
The first president to live in the White House.
Who is President John Adams in 1800?
300
This future world leader and winner of The Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 was on trial for treason from 1956 to 1961; he'd be acquitted but was soon jailed anyway.
Who is Nelson Mandela?
300
The agency NOAA calls it a whirling column of air & water mist.
What is a waterspout?
300
In this popular animated film a woman sings about "letting it go," then creates a powerful ice-blowing storm.
What is Frozen?
400
The first name of an American singer and actor who starred in Bells of St. Mary's and died in 1977 and a game involving letters and numbers that is played religiously.
What is Bing and Bingo?
400
With God, All Things are Possible
What is Ohio?
400
The first U.S. state to join the Union after the original 13 colonies.
What is Vermont?
400
This Vice President of the United States was tried for treason in 1807 but acquitted.
Who was Aaron Burr?
400
A TV show with obstacle courses & a song by The Surfaris both have this title.
What is a wipeout?
400
This natural disaster is characterized by rapidly rotating winds that can cause extensive damage and is measured by the Fujita Scale
What is a tornado?
500
This is a person who performs in silence and a rotary duplicator that uses a stencil through which ink is pressed.
What is mime and mimeo?
500
Oro Y Plata (Gold and Silver)
What is Montana?
500
The first college established in America,
What is Harvard (founded in 1636)?
500
This 1794 rebellion saw citizens in Pennsylvania resist federal tax collection, leading to accusations of treason. I'll drink to that.
What is The Whiskey Rebellion?
500
Also known as a rotary, it's a circular traffic intersection.
What is a roundabout?
500
The spirometry test is used to measure this.
What is lung capacity?
600
Bonu Jeopardy
Italian Language
600
This theme tackled in art by Bellini & Michelangelo isn't explicitly mentioned in the Bible, but is part of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary".
What is the Pieta?
