Ice Cream
Travel & Tourism
Wood
Latin Words and Phrases
Fictional Females
Amusing Augst
Final Jeopardy
100

This name for ice cream desserts made from vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream is derived from the city where they originated.

What is Neapolitan?

100

This Mexican border town is popular with San Diego locals and visitors.

What is Tijuana?

100

This common writing instrument used by children is covered in wood.

What is a pencil?

100

Meaning of et cetera, or etc.

What is and so on?

100

In Leo Tolstoy’s tragic masterpiece, which title character famously throws herself under a railway freight car?

Who is Anna Karenina?

100

Everywhere you look, you will find these sales in August.

What are back-to-school sales?

100

This is the most common street name in the United States.

What is Second?

200

During Prohibition, ice cream shops replaced these establishments.

What are saloons?

200

These inexpensive accommodations are popular with students and predate Airbnb.

What are hostels?

200

This large wooden boat in the Bible was built to withstand 40 days and nights of a rainstorm.

What is Noah's ark?

200

Shortened version of the word for a former student who graduated from a school, college, or university

What is alum?

200

What southern belle is known for her resilient declaration, "As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again"?

Who is Scarlett O'Hara?

200

On August 6, 1762, this lunchtime favorite was created by an earl.

What is a sandwich?

400

The ice-cream cone was popularized during this century, but it was invented in 1896 by an Italian immigrant.

What is the 20th?

400

The world’s busiest airport is in this city.

What is Atlanta, Georgia?

400

This Swedish company that sells moderately priced home furnishings is one of the largest global consumers of wood.

What is IKEA?

400

Meaning of “Et tu, Brute?”

What is and you, Brutus?

400

Which witty, independent protagonist famously rejects Mr. Darcy at first in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice?

Who is Elizabeth Bennet?

400

If you visit Coney Island in August, take a break to eat one of these.

What is a hot dog?

600

This modern president declared National Ice Cream Day on the third Sunday in July.

Who is President Ronald Reagan?

600

You might be forbidden from entering this popular attraction in Beijing.

What is The Forbidden City?

600

Before modern paper was made from wood pulp, it was made from cotton, hemp, and this fabric.

What is linen?

600

Meaning of quid pro quo

What is this for that?

600

Which mysterious, beautiful resident of Thrushcross Grange and Wuthering Heights haunts her former lover Heathcliff as a ghost in Emily Brontë's novel?

Who is Catherine Earnshaw?

600

On August 22, AD 565, the first alleged sighting of this monster took place in Scotland.

What is the Loch Ness Monster?

800

This is how ice cream was prepared to travel into space with the Apollo astronauts.

What is freeze-drying?

800

After a day of sightseeing and shopping in London, plan a late afternoon trip to the Ritz, the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, the Savoy, or other fine hotels for this traditional treat.

What is afternoon tea?

800

This light wood is commonly used in rafts and boats.

What is balsa?

800

Latin for “who benefits,” often used in a political context when something unpopular becomes a law or regulation

What is cui bono?

800

Which tragic heroine from Gustave Flaubert’s novel poisons herself with arsenic after drowning in overwhelming romantic and financial debt?

Who is Madame Bovary?

800

This flower is one of August’s two official birth flowers, along with the poppy.

What is the gladiola?

1000

People in this Scandinavian country eat the most ice cream per capita.

What is Norway?

1000

The Maasai Mara National Reserve is the top destination in this country.

What is Kenya?

1000

This dwarf willow tree is the smallest in the world.

What is Arctic willow?

1000

Meaning of non sequitur

What is it does not follow?

1000

Who is the clever storyteller and queen who saves her own life over one thousand and one nights?

Who is Scheherazade?

1000

In the Old English calendar, Weod Monath (WEE-ohd MOHN-ahth) was the name for August, and it translates into this.

What is weed month?