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200

This vitamin, found in citrus fruits like oranges, prevents scurvy.

What is Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)?

200

Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot here in 1969.

What is the moon?

200

In Boston, it was illegal to take a bath without this official piece of paper.

What is a doctor’s prescription?

200

This Boston baseball stadium, opened in 1912, is the oldest in Major League Baseball.

What is Fenway Park?

200

This term describes siblings born from the same pregnancy, either identical or fraternal.

What is a twin?

400

This Italian dessert, meaning “pick me up,” layers coffee-soaked ladyfingers with mascarpone cream.

What is tiramisu?

400

She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

Who is Amelia Earhart?

400

It is against Massachusetts law to scare this specific animal — even though it’s one of the state’s most common birds.

What is a pigeon?

400

This Boston neighborhood is famous for its historic ship, the USS Constitution, nicknamed “Old Ironsides.”

What is Charlestown?

400

This breed of dog is one of the most breeds in the United States and I have one named Bogey.

What is a Labrador Retriever 

600

This molecule gives spicy peppers their heat.

What is capsaicin?

600

This was the first country to grant women the right to vote, in 1893.

What is New Zealand?

600

In Boston, it’s illegal to eat peanuts while doing this on Sundays.

What is attending church?

600

This 2.5-mile red-brick path leads visitors past 16 historic sites in Boston.

What is the Freedom Trail?

600

With common foods such as Chorico and Malassadas the highest concentration of this group of people reside in the Fall River and New Bedford area.

Who are the Portuguese?

800

This type of Japanese rice wine is brewed, not distilled, and often served warm.

What is sake?

800

This South African leader became the country’s first Black president in 1994.

Who is Nelson Mandela?

800

In Boston, it’s technically against the law to play this classic backyard game on public sidewalks.

What is hopscotch?

800

This historic meeting hall is sometimes called the “Cradle of Liberty.”

What is Faneuil Hall?

1000

This traditional Middle Eastern dip is made of mashed chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice, and garlic.

What is hummus?

1000

This woman was the first to win a Nobel Prize, and the only person to win in two scientific fields.

Who is Marie Curie?

1000

In Massachusetts, it is illegal to carry this farm animal into the ocean.

What is a horse?

1000

This iconic obelisk monument in Charlestown commemorates the first major battle of the American Revolution.

What is the Bunker Hill Monument?

1000

With their roots dating back to 1901 this franchise has won 9 championships 4 of which have occurred in my lifetime and is my favorite sports team.

Who are the Red Sox?