60s Songwriters
1, 2, 3, 4!
New York City
"Let" it be
Gemstones
100

The most popular songwriters were these two members of The Beatles

Lennon & McCartney 
100

It is the only even prime number

2

100

This performing arts venue in Harlem became famous for its Amateur Night.

Apo0llo Theatre

100

We need these in order to make a sentence

Letters

100

Once reserved for royalty because of its purple color, this February birthstone is a variety of quartz.

Amethyst 

200

He was the lead writer in the hit duo Simon and Garfunkl

Paul Simon

200

It is the number of Herbs and spices Colonel Sanders uses to spice his chicken?

11

200

After the death of John Lennon, thousands of people gather central park to sing songs and view his memorial. This area of the park is named after one of his songs

Strawberry Fields

200

A physical player in a game

Athlete

200

This blue-green gemstone gets its English name from a French phrase meaning “Turkish stone.” 

Turquoise

300

Before becoming a famous musician, she wrote famous songs for other musicians like The Monkees and Aretha Franklin 

Carol King

300

Bakers make sure this number is in a dozen

13

300

This Art Deco skyscraper is recognizable by the triangular patterns on its stainless-steel crown.

Chrysler Building

300

French for "little wheel," this casino game relies on even and odd numbers

Roulette

300

Unlike most gemstones, this organic gem is produced inside the soft tissue of certain mollusks.

Pearl

400

He was the first songwriter to win a Nobel Prize in literature for his songs. How did he do it? The answer  is "Blowin in the Wind"

Bob Dylan

400

The amount of tiles used in the American version of Mahjong

152

400

Before it was renamed to JFK, this famous airport was called this 

Idlewild Airport

400

This occupation makes sure your car is parked and returned to you at the end of the night

valet

400

This gemstone, known for its vivid blue-to-violet color, was discovered in Tanzania in the 1960s and is found commercially in essentially one small area of the world.

Tanzanite

500

Who is that? He wrote and played guitar on the hit album Tommy in 1969 

Pete Townshend

500

It is the only number that doesn't have a Roman Numeral

0

500

This historic Manhattan hotel was the setting for the first Tony Awards ceremony in 1947.

Waldorf Astoria

500

The metal or plastic covering at the end of a shoelace has this name.

Aglet

500

Shown in Jurrastic park, this yellowish gemstone is actually fossilized tree resin and sometimes contains ancient insects trapped inside.

Amber

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