Sea creatures
Fruit
Cold treats
Legal skills&words
Things that are red
Flowers
100
What kind of shark is this?
Great White
100
Which fruit has milk inside it?
Coconut
100
Name three different types of cold/frozen treats
(answers vary)
100
Name one way you are expected to behave in court?
Answers may vary
A. Remain calmB. Listen to your attorney's advice
C. Listen to the judge
100
A red bug, with black spots, is useful in the garden because they eat many plant eating insects.
Lady bug
100
What kind of flower do you pick to blow a wish?
A dandelion
200
What sea creature is commonly called the cow of the sea
manatee
200
What fruit is dried to make raisins?
Grapes
200
What is another name for frozen yogurt?
Froyo, frogurt
200
Who is the only person you have confidentiality with (meaning certain information about your case cannot be shared with other people)?
your attorney
200
A farm building where animals are kept, often painted red
Barn
200
What kind of flower is this?
Lavender
300
Name this sea creature
Narwhal
300
What fruit has the most percentage of water content (up to 92%)?
Watermelon
(strawberries, grapefruit, peaches, and cantaloupe have nearly that high of water content too)
300
What kind of frozen dessert has ice cream between two biscuits, wafers, or cookies?
Ice cream sandwich
300
What is the name for a person who has information related to a crime, swears to tell the whole truth, and testifies by answering questions in court?
A witness
300
Celebrities may walk down this at an important event.
Red carpet
300
What do bees get from flowers?
Pollen
400
What is the name of the Scottish folklore creature (monster) who resides in freshwater and has a large, long neck resembling a dinosaur or sea serpent?
Loch Ness Monster
400
What is this fruit called? 
Guava
400
What cold treat is 7 Eleven famous for?
Slurpee
400
What is the name for a punishment ordered by the judge?
A sentence
400
What Middle Eastern body of water gets its name from a color, and lies between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula?
The Red Sea
400
What tree do these flowers belong to?
Cherry blossom tree
500
What is the fastest fish?
The sailfish (up to 68mph)
500
What is the Oregon state fruit?
The pear
500
In what country do people eat the most ice cream per year?
New Zealand
each person eating 7.4 gallons yearly!
500
What is the word for the outcome of a trial; the decision by the jury or judge whether the defendant is guilty, not guilty, or GEI
A verdict
500
What is the name of this red animated racecar in the Pixar movie Cars?
Lightning McQueen
500
What famous 80's singer and guitarist has a song called Wildflowers?
(hint: also a member of the band, The Traveling Wilburys)
Tom Petty
600
What is the largest mammal that lives in water?
Blue whale (up to 209 tons)
600
What fruit grows on a cactus?
Prickly pear
600
In what decade was the popsicle invented?
1900
Accidental Invention: The popsicle was invented in 1905 by 11-year-old Frank Epperson, who accidentally left a cup of powdered soda mixed with water and a stirring stick outside overnight. The next morning, he found it frozen solid, creating the first popsicle.
Frank initially called his creation the "Epsicle," a combination of his last name and "icicle." However, his children referred to it as "Pop's 'sicle," which eventually led to the name we know today: Popsicle.
600
What could happen if someone speaks or moves around in court without permission?
They could be held in contempt
(behavior in or out of court that disrupts or delays the court process or violates the court order. This is considered a crime and can be punishable.)
600
What gives the planet Mars its reddish color?
Mars gets its reddish color from iron oxide, commonly known as rust, on its surface.
Here's how it works:
The surface of Mars is rich in iron minerals.
Over time, these minerals have oxidized (reacted with a small amount of oxygen), forming iron oxide.
Iron oxide reflects sunlight in a way that makes Mars appear red to the human eye, especially from space.
600
What is a flower known as that blooms one year, regrows its roots and blooms again the following year?
Perennial
Some common examples include daylilies, coneflowers, lavender, and peonies.