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Capital of the state we live in

Pierre

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The number of feet in one yard.

3

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A person, place, or thing.

Noun

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The number of bones in our body.

206

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In the nursery rhyme, Jack and Jill, Jack and Jill go up the hill to fetch this.

A pail of water

200

This place holds the MVP and is the capital of the US.

Washington, DC.

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This involves PEMDAS, which is the order to solve equations.

Order of Operations

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These aren't verbs, but they might add to them an ending of -ly.

Adverb

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This is the biggest organ in the human body.

Skin

200

The number of colors to make up a rainbow.

7

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This state is right below us.

Nebraska

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The number of minutes in 1 day. 

1,440

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1st person, 2nd person, and 3rd person are all different types of this.

Point of View (POV)

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This is the biggest bone in the human body.

Femur

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This is the yellow part of an egg.

Yolk

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If this state could talk, it would probably say, "Size matters not." because it is the smallest.

Rhode Island

400

The number of nickels in $2.

40

400

Plural of moose.

moose

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The body part holds the Stapes, the smallest bone in the body. 

Ear

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This body part helps a snake smell.

Tongue

500

The continent that we live in.

North America

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This double digit number is the biggest number from one to one million that doesn't have the letter "n" in it.

eighty eight (88)
500

The words Colonel and Kernel are pronounced the same but mean different things.

Colonel-military

Kernel-popcorn

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This system moves the blood to and from the heart continuously.

Circulatory System

500

This very unlucky number is often skipped on elevators and in tall buildings because of superstitions.

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