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100

What was the name of the family in the show "The Waltons"?

The Walton family

100

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

the 19th Amendment.

100

What fruit is dried to make a prune?

plum

100

What was Frank Sinatra's nickname?

Ol' Blue Eyes

100

Which animal has quills for protection?

Porcupine

200
What was the name of the town where the "Andy Griffith" Show took place?

Mayberry

200

What was the first state to ratify the Constitution?

Delaware

200

What vegetable is the main ingredient in sauerkraut?

Cabbage

200

What was the name of Elvis Presley's famous home?

Graceland

200

What animal is known for building dams?

beaver

300

Which TV cowboy was known for saying, "Well, golly"?

Roy Rogers

300

Which document begins with the words "We the People"

The Constitution

300

What is tofu made from?

Soybeans

300

Who sang "Wake Up Little Susie" with his brother?

The Everly Brothers.

300

What part of the plant absorbs the most water?

the root

400

On the Beverly Hillbillies, where did Jed Clampett live before moving to California?

the Ozarks.

(Missouri or Arkansas)

400

What was the original name of New York City when it was founded by the Dutch?

New Amsterdam

400

What spice is used to give yellow mustard its bright color?

Turmeric

400

What instrument did Glenn Miller play?

Trombone

400

What does an entomologist study?

insects

500

What was the name of the diner in "Alice?"

Mel's Diner

500

Which president established the National Park Service in 1916?

Woodrow Wilson

500

What is the main ingredient in polenta?

Cornmeal

500

What was the name of the band led by Buddy Holly?

The Crickets

500

What is the name for animals that are active mainly at night?

nocturnal