Periodic

Periodic

100

Presidents were limited to two elected terms (as well as two years if a successor) due to this president winning the election four times.

FDR

200

In March 2020, this periodical, known as "American news magazine", when from weekly issues to once every two weeks.

Time Magazine

300

This is the oldest continually published periodical in North America with its first issue in 1792

The Old Farmer's Almanac

400

The first US census taken after the American Revolution was in 1790 under this Secretary of State. It continues to be taken every ten years

Thomas Jefferson

500

These five sports have appeared at every summer Olympics

Cycling, Fencing, Gymnastics, Swimming, Athletics (Track & Field)

Table

100

To postpone an issue

Table

200

Where you play a boardgame

Tabletop

300

Dishes and utensils for dinner

Tableware

400

In fine dining, where the salad is dressed or the dessert is flambéed

Tableside

500

A distraction for your child

Tablet

of

100

From a dog

Woof

200

On a horse

Hoof

300

Unfriendly

Aloof

400

A movie parody

Spoof

500

A raincoat

Waterproof

Elements

100

Kr, Superman is from here

Krypton

200

Pb, not peanut butter but paint chips

Lead

300

Si, it's in the "Valley"

Silicon

400

Co, a lovely blue

Cobalt

500

Sn, it comes in a can

Tin

!

100

For a short time, this famous comic book editor banned the use of exclamation marks use to their overuse. Many sentences went without punctuation.

Stan Lee

200

This city in Ohio changed its name to include an exclamation mark, though it is not recognized by most geographical entities. It shares a name with the musical holding the current record for most Tony Award nominations.

Hamilton!

300

In 2008, this pop-punk band dropped the exclamation point inside their name. It was re-inserted following the band's split in 2009.

Panic! at the Disco

400

Solve 4!

24

4 x 3 x 2 x 1

500

In chess notation, what does ! mean?

A good move

!! is an excellent move