4-Letter Words
Fictional Characters
Science & Nature
Television
Americana
Pennyslvania
100
Those wacky Brits use this 4-letter word to mean apartment?
Flat
100
She's the title heroine of Green Gables in a classic 1908 book?
Anne
100
This hardest tissue in the body covers the crown of a tooth in mammals?
Enamel
100
This host's real middle name is McFeely, and there's a Mr. McFeely in this TV "neighborhood".
Mr. Roger's
100
In 1948, this brand held its first home party to sell its plastic containers with airtight seals?
Tupperware
100
This type of covered wagon used in the 19th century is named for a region of Lancaster County?
Conestoga
200
To clip an animal's ears or to trim a photo?
Crop
200
This teen classic from the '60s features brothers Darry Sodapop & Ponyboy?
The Outsiders
200
This contagious viral children's disease is characterized by spots?
Measles
200
In a 1992 episode of this series, Urkel and Carl took their grudge match to TV's "American Gladiators"?
Family Matters
200
It's hand holding the torch was on display at the Centennial Exposition in Philly before it was completed?
The Statue of Liberty
200
Jim Delligatti from Pittsburgh, invented this burger which includes, Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame-seed bun. It was served in Uniontown in 1967 for the first time.
The Big Mac
300
A tamale is usually wrapped in corn one?
Husk
300
This March Sister dies in "Little Women"?
Beth
300
The largest blood vessel in the body?
Aorta
300
Dean Martin hosted several of these, in which celebrities were insulted by their peers?
Roast
300
Valley Forge is 25 miles from this city where the British lived comfortably as the Continental Army froze?
Philadelphia
300
These two football teams came together in 1943 to form one team called "The Steagles" because they did not have enough players for individual teams due to World War II?
Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles
400
This Japanese noodle is thicker than soba and usually made of wheat?
Udon
400
In "The Wizard of Oz", Dorothy lived with Aunt Em & this uncle, a farmer?
Uncle Henry
400
Seems counterintuitive but Earth is farthest from the sun during this month?
July
400
The over 240-year vampire known as Angel, first appeared on this TV show?
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
400
From 1934, Baker's Keyboard Lounge in Detroit claims to be the world's oldest club for this very American genre of music?
Jazz
400
True or False: There is only 1 town in Pennsylvania. The rest are either a city, borough, or township.
True
500
A popular type of protein powder is made from this watery byproduct of cheesemaking?
Whey
500
In "Interview with the Vampire", Louis tells a reporter of his initiation into the world of the undead by this vampire?
Lestat
500
Phytology is another name for the study of plants?
Botany
500
Eastman Medical Center hired this very young doctor?
Doogie Howser
500
After Noah Webster's death, the company named for these brothers, bought the rights to his dictionary?
The Merriam Brothers
500
What famous frontiersman, American pioneer, and explorer was born in what is now Bucks County, PA?
Daniel Boone