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It is cooked, pureed apples combined with cinnamon and sugar

What is applesauce? It’s a staple of kids’ diets. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was frequently on the school lunch menu.

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This best-selling toy from the 1950s began life as a wallpaper cleaner until a teacher decided to have her students use it as clay for sculpting

What is Play-Doh? The original colors were red, yellow, and blue. The colors have been expanded, and it’s still non-toxic.

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Advice vs. advise: the noun

What is advice? To advise (the verb) is to give advice.

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Who invented the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

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Was Alexander Hamilton ever President of the United States?

No

200

Served with pasta, its main ingredient is basil.

What is pesto? Other ingredients are garlic, Parmesan cheese, and pine nuts. You can substitute walnuts without compromising flavor.

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In the 80s mostly boys played with this military figure

What is G.I. Joe? The figure is ready for action with its movable joints

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Accept vs. except: the verb that means to receive

What is accept? Except means to exclude or leave out

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What is the fourth planet from the Sun?

What is the fourth planet from the Sun?

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What happened to Julius Caesar on the Ides of March?

He was assassinated.

300

This red sauce is served with tortilla chips

What is salsa? Basic ingredients include chopped tomatoes, onion, cilantro, and jalapeño. Add cumin and salt to taste

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This popular children’s game involves balls and metal pieces

What is jacks? This used to be a popular sidewalk game.

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The building in Washington, D.C., that houses the U.S. Congress and Senate: capital or capitol?

What is capitol? Capitol with an O refers only to a building, not a city. The United States Capitol is in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States.

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What are elephant tusks made of?

Ivory

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What video game character has a brother named Luigi who wears green?

Mario

400

This mayo-based sauce includes minced dill pickles, mustard, lemon juice, and spices and often accompanies fried fish.

What is tartar sauce? The name comes from the French tartare, but its roots might date to the Roman era.

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These pictures come in hundreds of irregular pieces and occupy a good portion of the dining room table.

What are (jigsaw) puzzles? These puzzles date to 1860 in England and the United States. They come with fewer pieces for young children, and they’re addictive once you start one.

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Principal vs. principle: the head of a school

What is principal? An easy way to remember this is that a pal is a person. Principle is a value or tenet.

400

What two primary colors can be mixed to make purple?

 

Red and blue

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Even though it has a bill, webbed feet, and lays eggs, what kind of animal is a platypus? Males also have a poison spur.

Mammal

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This is the French name for natural gravy and pan drippings served with roast beef

What is au jus? The juices are released during cooking.

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She is Barbie’s best friend.

Who is Midge? She was introduced in 1963. Her last name is Hadley.

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: What is principal? An easy way to remember this is that a pal is a person. Principle is a value or tenet.

What is censure? Censor means to remove harmful material. The problem is that determining what material is harmful is a subjective exercise.

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What is the chemical symbol for oxygen?

O

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What does a sommelier specialize in?

Wine