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100

This Philadelphia university was founded by Benjamin Franklin and is one of the oldest universities in the United States.  

UPENN

100

This traditional breakfast food is made from pork, cornmeal, and spices, then sliced and fried until crisp.

Scrapple

100

This city is home to the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and the famous cheesesteak.

Philly

100

This singer first gained fame with a group before becoming a successful solo artist known for hits like “New Attitude.”

Patti LaBelle

100

This Pennsylvania company began as an iron foundry before becoming known for its convenience stores, hoagies, coffee, and popular breakfast foods.

Wawa

200

This university became closely associated with longtime football coach Joe Paterno, who led its football program for decades

Penn State

200

The Pennsylvania Dutch version of this comfort food is made with chicken, broth, potatoes, and square pieces of dough instead of a flaky crust.

Chiken Pot Pie

200

This Pennsylvania town is famous for chocolate, and its nickname, “The Sweetest Place on Eart

Hershey

200

This  actor became a major movie star in films including An Officer and a Gentleman and Pretty Woman.

Richard Gere

200

Headquartered in Philadelphia, this company is one of the nation's largest providers of television, internet, and other communications services.

Comcast

300

This Philadelphia university is the alma mater of entertainer Bill Cosby, who attended on a football scholarship before becoming a famous comedian and actor

Temple

300

This Pennsylvania Dutch holiday side dish combines mashed potatoes with bread, onions, celery, and seasonings.

Potatoe Filling

300

This western Pennsylvania city sits where three rivers meet and is known for its black-and-gold sports team.

Pittsburgh

300

This and actor became a teen idol in the 1950s and later starred in a series of popular beach movies

Frankie Avalon

300

This family-owned Pennsylvania department store began in Reading and grew into a chain with locations throughout the Northeast.

Boscovs

400

This Berks County university is known for its Golden Bears and is part of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education

Kutztown

400

This sweet-and-sour side dish is made from a mixture of pickled vegetables and is often served alongside traditional Pennsylvania Dutch meals.

Chow-Chow

400

This Pennsylvania region is known for its mountains, lakes, resorts, and year-round outdoor activities.

The Poconos

400

 This Pennsylvania-born actor starred as Batman in the 1989 film and also played the wild character Beetlejuice in the comedy of the same name

Michael Keaton

400

Founded in 1829, this Pottsville company is known for being America’s oldest operating brewery.

Yuengling

500

This university has a famous football tradition and is the alma mater of NFL legends Mike Ditka, Tony Dorsett, and Dan Marino.

Pitt

500

These traditional Pennsylvania Dutch treats are fried dough pastries traditionally made with potato and are especially associated with the day before Lent begins.

Fastnachts

500

This Berks County city became famous for its long history of pretzel production and was once known as the “Pretzel Capital of the U.S.

Reading

500

This singer-songwriter was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, and became one of the biggest names in music with songs such as “Love Story” and “You Belong with Me.

Taylor Swift

500

This company, headquartered in Easton, Pennsylvania, became famous for a product that has been helping children create colorful artwork for generations.

Crayola

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