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Geography
U.S. Presidents
Where do they work?
200

This is Ash Ketchum's main Pokemon

Pikachu

200

I was born in this year

1998

200

This is the longest river in the world

Nile River

200

This president was the first black president of the United States

Obama

200

Elliot Cha (up until May 2023)

Deloitte

400

This spell card in Yu-Gi-Oh lets you draw 2 more cards

Pot of Greed

400

I celebrated my 24th birthday in this city

Temecula

400

This is the longest mountain chain in Asia

The Himalayas

400

This president is featured on the $2 bill

Thomas Jefferson

400

Myra (up until March 2024)

Deloitte

600

In Diamond and Pearl (Gen 4), this is the city that has the Super Contest Hall.

Hearthome City

600

This is the name of the tennis tournament that I saw in person earlier this month

Indian Wells or BNP Paribas Open (will accept either answer)

600

TAKE A SHOT!

300 points if everyone on team takes a half shot; 600 points if everyone on team takes a full shot

600

This president is featured on the $20 bill.

Andrew Jackson

600

Earth Kulruchakorn

Amazon

800

Together, the Winged Dragon of Ra, Obelisk the Tormentor, and Slifer the Sky Dragon are known as this term.

The Egyptian God Cards

800

This is the number of plushies and posters of Yoshi I have in my room

10

800

In this U.S. city, you can find a famous giant wall of gum

Seattle

800

DAILY DOUBLE

This president succeeded Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) after FDR suffered from a brain hemorrhage. This was during the end of World War II. 

800

Christy Moon (up until August 2023)

Blackline

1000

This blue type of monster card in Yu-Gi-Oh can usually only be summoned with its corresponding Spell card

Ritual

1000

I won this many medals at the Freeway League Championships for Varsity Swimming from 2013 - 2016

7

1000

This is the number of provinces in Canada

10

1000

This president was so fat that he got stuck in the White House bathtub

William Howard Taft

1000

Kecy Sun (will start later this year) 

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