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This fruit is often found in pies, cider, and lunchboxes.

What is an apple?

100

This school level comes before kindergarten.

What is preschool?

100

This system organizes days, weeks, months, and years.

What is a calendar?

100

Slathering on this protective lotion is essential to block harmful ultraviolet A and B rays at the beach.

What is sunscreen?

100

This country’s national anthem begins with a question about whether one can see by the dawn’s early light.

What is the USA?
100

In 1620, the Pilgrims sailed across the Atlantic and landed at Plymouth Rock after traveling on this famous ship.

What is The Mayflower?

200

This word means to say sorry or express regret for something.

What is apologize?

200

This U.S. leader lives in the White House.

Who is the president?

200

This West Coast state became part of the U.S. after the Mexican-American War.

What is California?

200

If you want to bypass the long lines at Space Mountain during your summer trip to Orlando, you'll need to use this media giant's "Lightning Lane" system.

What is Disney?

200

This country was reunified in 1990 after decades of division between its eastern and western governments.

What is Germany?

200

Flowing over 2,300 miles from northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, this is the longest river in the United States.

What is the Mississippi River?

300

This word describes something suitable or proper for a given situation.

What is appropriate?

300

This word means to stop something from happening.

What is prevent?

300

This word means to find a numerical answer using a process or formula.

What is to calculate?

300

In 2021, this massive home-rental platform reported that its most wish-listed summer stays included treehouses, cabins, and even a giant potato in Idaho.

What is AirBnB?

300

This country celebrates Día de los Muertos and has a capital city that was built on the ruins of Tenochtitlán.

What is Mexico?

300

The average adult human skeleton has this many bones.

What is 206?

400

This grammatical symbol is used to bridge two words in a contraction or show that something belongs to someone.

What is an apostrophe?

400

In biology, this term describes an organism that hunts and eats another organism.

What is a predator?

400

This mineral is important for bones, teeth, and muscle function.

What is calcium?

400

Millions flock to this Wyoming national park each summer to watch the predictable hydrothermal eruptions of Old Faithful.

What is Old Faithful?

400

This country is located on the Iberian Peninsula and is famous for explorers like Vasco da Gama.

What is Portugal?

400

Often called the "powerhouses" of the cell, these organelles generate most of the cell's supply of adenosine triphosphate, used as a source of chemical energy.

What are mitochondria?

500

This Greek word meaning “unveiling” is now often used to describe a catastrophic end-of-the-world event.

What is apocalypse?

500

This word describes a strong, often unfair, judgment formed before knowing the facts.

What is prejudice?

500

This process involves adjusting an instrument so it gives accurate measurements.

What is calibration?
500

This island destination off the coast of Cape Cod is a favorite summer playground for U.S. Presidents, including Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.

What is Martha's Vineyard?

500

This country was once ruled by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella and is home to regions such as Catalonia and Andalusia.

What is Spain?

500

Composed of the elements sodium and chlorine, this is the chemical symbol for table salt.

What is NaCl?

600

This word means to calm, satisfy, or make peace with someone by giving in to demands.

What is to appease?

600

In law, this earlier court decision can guide future rulings; something that could be set.

What is a precedent?

600

This word means peaceful, quiet, or free from disturbance.

What is calm?

600

For a literal "summer vacation," you can visit this South American city where the high season peaks in January and February because of it's globally attended celebration Carnival. 

What is Rio de Janeiro?

600

This South American country is named after the imaginary line that divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

What is Ecuador?

600

This U.S. President holds the record for the shortest term in office, serving for only 31 days before dying of pneumonia in 1841.

Who is William Henry Harrison?

700

This adjective describes something lacking concern, enthusiasm, or emotion.

What is apathetic?

700

This is a short beginning section before the main part of a book or speech.

What is a preface?

700

In art, handwriting, or design, this is decorative, stylized writing.

What is calligraphy?

700

Clocking in at over 2,100 miles long, this legendary footpath stretches from Georgia to Maine and experiences peak traffic from "thru-hikers" in mid-summer.

What is the Appalachian Trail?

700

This modern country was founded in 1923 after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.

What is Turkiye?

700

In the novel, The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy is able to travel back to Kansas by tapping the heels of slippers made of this valuable material.

What is Silver?

800

This medical term refers to the sudden loss of the ability to speak or understand language, often after brain injury.

What is aphasia?

800

In grammar, this type of phrase begins with words like “under,” “before,” or “during.”

What is a prepositional phrase?

800

This term describes the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree Celsius.

What is a calorie?

800

This American author's childhood summer trips to Elmira, New York, inspired the riverboat setting of his most famous 1884 novel.

Who is Mark Twain?

800

This north African country was the first to officially recognize the United States as an independent nation in 1777.

What is Morocco?

800

Though many people might guess Sydney or Melbourne, this planned city serves as the capital of Australia.

What is Canberra?