It’s a Small World
Getting from Here to There
The Cat's Meow
October Happenings
U.S. UNESCO World Heritage Sites
200
The name for each little corn segment.
Kernel
200
This red wagon brand is the standard for kids.
Radio Flyer
200
This animated orange feline loves lasagna and hates Mondays.
Garfield
200
Every kid’s favorite fall holiday falls on this date.
October 31 (Halloween!)
200
This was given as a gift of liberty to the United States from France.
Statue of Liberty
400
A beach’s tiny grains.
Sand
400
A vehicle that “drinks” a lot of gas is often called this.
Gas Guzzler
400
This cat from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is known for its mischievous grin.
The Cheshire Cat
400
On October 17, 1973, this organization enacted an oil embargo.
OPEC
400
This national park spans Tennessee and North Carolina.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
600
Tiny, bright red insects that leave red, inflamed areas around the bite.
Chiggers
600
This lightweight boat was originally used for hunting, is human-powered by a single, double-ended paddle, and is used for sport or leisure.
Kayak
600
This kind of big cat is the fastest land animal on Earth.
Cheetah
600
Born October 1, 1924, this former U.S. president was a peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia.
Jimmy Carter
600
This national park in Arizona is known for its monumental depths and its towering, multicolored topography.
Grand Canyon National Park
800
One-billionth of a second.
Nanosecond
800
The presidential state car goes by this nickname.
The Beast (It is also called Cadillac One)
800
This scientific name refers to the domestic cat species
Felis catus
800
On October 1, 1908, the first production model of this game-changing car rolled off Henry Ford’s assembly line.
The Model T
800
Monticello and an academic village were designed by this former president.
Thomas Jefferson
1000
The ant known to deliver the worst sting.
Bullet Ant
1000
This popular political term for the northeast corridor of the country gets its name from the Amtrak train that services the route, from Washington, D.C., through New York City to Boston.
Acela Corridor
1000
This American short story by Edgar Allan Poe features a dark feline and a guilty conscience.
The Black Cat
1000
October’s full moon is commonly known by this name.
Hunter's Moon
1000
In the 18th century, Franciscan missionaries built a complex of frontier missions in this Texas city.
San Antonio
