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ʻAʻole
200

This superhero is also known as the "Man of Steel."

Who is Superman?

200

This spiky, yellow tropical fruit is actually from South America.

What is a pineapple?

200

This large, common farm animal eats grass and gives us the milk we drink every day.  

What is a cow?

200

This plural word is used to talk about your mother and your father together.

What are parents?

200

This time-related word is the exact opposite of "always" and means that an action or event happens 0% of the time.

What is never?

300

This large store provides a wide variety of food, produce, and household goods for everyday purchase. 

What is a supermarket?

300

This white grain is a daily staple in Hawaiian cuisine.

What is rice?

300

This animal has a flat nose and a curly tail. People all over the world raise it for meat like pork and bacon.

What is a pig?

300

These are two children who are born on the exact same day from the same mother.

What are twins?

300

This short word with an apostrophe combines "do" and "not," and is frequently used to tell someone to stop an action.

What is don't?

400

In English grammar, this term is used for "biggest," "fastest," or "best."

What is a superlative?

400

This blue, extraterrestrial is in Walt Disney's animated movie that is based in Hawai'i.

Who is Stitch?

400

Before people invented cars and trains, they rode on the back of this fast, strong animal to travel long distances.

What is a horse?

400

Instead of saying "brothers and sisters," you can use this single, formal English word to describe the other children of your parents.

What are siblings?

400

In popular fairy tales and animated Disney movies, the magical, flying boy Peter Pan lives on this fictional island where children never grow up.

What is Neverland?

500

This video game plumber rescues a princess in the Mushroom Kingdom.

Who is Mario?

500

This tall grass, used for sweetening, was grown on Hawaiian plantations by immigrants.

What is sugarcane?

500

This U-shaped piece of metal is put on a horse's foot to protect it, and many people hang it on a wall for good luck.

What is a horseshoe?

500

When you get married, your new husband or wife’s mother becomes this specific relation to you.

What is a mother-in-law?

500

You can attach this common two-letter prefix to the beginning of adjectives like "happy," "lucky," or "finished" to instantly reverse their meaning.

What is "un-"?

600

This term is for extraordinary powers that comic book heroes and villains have.

What is a superpower?

600

This geological vent allows magma to erupt and is responsible for creating the Hawaiian islands.

What is a volcano?

600

This popular magical animal looks like a beautiful horse with hooves and one long horn on its head.

What is a unicorn?

600

These are your family members from many years ago, like your great-great-grandparents, who lived before you were born.

What are ancestors?

600

In this famous internet joke, you click a link expecting to see something cool, but suddenly you watch an old music video where Rick Astley sings the word "never" many times.

What is a Rickroll? / What is getting Rickrolled?)