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4th of July
100

The most popular summer fruit as ranked by the New York Times.

Watermelon

100

The name of the Family Water Park in San Jose, CA.

Raging Waters

100

This water sport is played with a net and ball.

Water Polo
100

This local city holds an Annual Artichoke Festival every summer.

Castroville

100

This country produces the most fireworks.

China

200

This is America's number one favorite summer vegetable.

Tomato

200

Name one of the two most popular places kids like to cool off during the summer.

Beach or Swimming Pool

200
A group of people can build a "pyramid" in this water sport.

Water Skiing

200

The Summer Olympics are traditionally held during which 2 months.

July and August

200

What year was the U.S. Declaration of Independence signed?

1776

300

This month is known as National Ice Cream Month.

July

300

This local city is known as the best surfing location nicknamed "Surf City".

Santa Cruz

300

This popular summer sport was invented in Hawaii.

Surfing

300

This U.S. state is known as the "Barbecue Capital of the World".

North Carolina

300

The official name of the "4th of July" holiday.

Independence Day.

400

This U.S. state produces the most corn, three times as much as Mexico.

Iowa

400

This vacation spot is the #1 summer destination for families.

Disney World

400

This popular Beach Sport became official in 1986 and is now in the Summer Olympics.

Beach Volleyball

400

This state hosts the "Underwater Music Festival".

Florida
400

This state was the first to make the 4th of July an official holiday.

Massachusetts

500

In 2021, this person consumed 76 Hot Dogs and Buns breaking his own world record.

Joey Chestnut

500

This state is the most popular vacation spot for "snowbirds" i.e. people escaping the cold.

Florida

500

This famous baseball player holds the records for the most home runs.

Barry Bonds

500

The oldest Fireworks Festival in the world is celebrated in this city (not in the USA!)

Tokyo, Japan: Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival.

500

The color white in the American flag symbolizes this.

Purity and Innocence

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