Valentine's Day
Inventors
Verbs Derived from Latin
Composers
Fruit
100

St. Valentine reportedly carried a ring made of this gemstone, which probably explains it's use as February's birthstone

What is Amethyst?

100

Samuel F.B. Morse didn't just invent his eponymous code, he invented this communication device that utilized it

What is the Telegraph?

100

You should always do this, from latin plaudō, to strike, after a show.

Applaud

100

His Overture of 1812 is most famous for its artistic inclusion of cannons

Who is Tchaikovsky? 
100

People often wonder wether the name of the color came first, or the name of this fruit. In truth, both come from the name of the fruit tree

What is an Orange?
200

This Roman form of the Greek God Eros is a common symbol of Valentine's Day, hopefully bringing lovers together.

Who is Cupid?

200

Jonas Salk developed the first vaccine for this disease in 1955 , choosing not to patent it in order to make it more available.

What is Polio?

200

Magellan was the first to do this to the globe, from latin nāvis meaning ship.

Circumnavigate

200

Harriton teacher Mr. Bizich has visited Salzburg, Austria, home of this prodigious composer no less than 3 times.

Who is Mozart?

200

This Thanksgiving staple is famously harvested by flooding the bogs in which it's grown

What are cranberries?
300

Valentine's Day makes an appearance in Shakespeare, mentioned ruefully by Ophelia as she waits for this titular character.

Who is Hamlet?

300

Isaac Singer invented a revolutionary one of these, using a presser foot to work faster and more maneuverably than any before.

What is a Sewing Machine?

300

A certain action often seen done by member of a circus comes latin saliō, to jump or leap.

Somersault

300

It is typically considered tradition to stand during this composers work "Messiah"

Who is Handel?

300

This fruit is banned on public transportation in many countries, due to its pervasive odor

What is Durian?

400

St. Valentine was the patron saint of apiculturists, a profession more commonly known as this

What is Beekeeping?

400

The modern steel plow was first invented by this man, whose agricultural machinery company is still popular in America today

Who is John Deere

400

From deus, meaning god, we get this word meaning to get glimpses of future through godly help.

Divine

400

This group of 4 concerti by Vivaldi was meant to elicit images of flowing creeks, singing birds, hunting parties, and winter fires.

What is the Four Seasons?

400

In the Iliad, Eris starts the Trojan war by causing three goddesses to fight over a golden version of this fruit 

What is an Apple?

500

Valentine's Day is still celebrated as a feast day in Balzan, a city in this microstate with the capital of Valleta

What is Malta?

500

Orville and Wilbur Wright performed the first successful manned aircraft flight in this North Carolina town in 1903

What is Kitty Hawk?

500

From tango, to touch, we get this word denoting something that can spread through contact

Contagious

500

There was a sort of "mania" associated with this composer. His concerts were reported to evoke hysterical, ecstatic responses, and women wore his face on brooches.

Who was Liszt?

500

Monoculture led to the spread of Panama disease within the Gros Michel, which lost out it's spot as the most popular version of this Central American fruit.

What is a Banana?