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Sailed the ocean blue in 1492 in search of the new world
Who is Christopher Columbus
100
This is the seventh element on the periodic table
What is Nitrogen
100
Used to describe words
What is Adjectives
100
This is known as the nation's capitol
What is Washington D.C.
100
This president served more than two terms
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt
200
Known as the lost colony during the sixteenth century
What is Roanoke
200
If you are afraid of spiders, then you probably suffer from this
What is arachnophobia
200
overused and worn-out expression used to convey a popular thought or idea
What is a Cliche
200
The Capital of California even though it is not the largest city in the state
What is Sacramento
200
This president is best known for his honesty
Who is Abraham Lincoln
300
The theatre in which Abraham Lincoln was assassinated
What is Ford's Theatre
300
This has a chemical formula of H2O
What is Water
300
noun formed from a verb
What is a Gerund
300
People may think New York City is the capital of New York, however it is this smaller city
What is Albany
300
The President who cut down the cherry tree
Who is George Washington
400
He shot John F. Kennedy during a parade in Houston Texas
Who is Lee Harvey Oswald
400
Element common to all acids
What is Hydrogen
400
words used to express strong feeling or sudden emotion
What is an Interjection
400
This capital is named after its state
What is Oklahoma City
400
He was the first president to live in the White House
Who is John Adams
500
He was picked to be the one who would write the Declaration of Independence.
Who is Thomas Jefferson
500
The lightest form of metal
What is Lithium
500
asserts that one thing is something that it literally is not
What is a Metaphor
500
This capital is home to one of the biggest auto racing events every year
What is Indianapolis
500
He was the oldest president in history
Who is Ronald Reagan