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100

What waterpark was built in Perryville

Great Wolf Lodge

100

Who is known for "The Best Meatballs"

Other Babci

100

What did trump rename the JFK Center

DJT & JFK Center

100

What happens when two Tectonic Plates Slide

EARTHQUAKE BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM

100

What is 4 X 11

44

200

What Bridge are they building for Amtrak in Perryville

a brand new Susquehanna Bridge

200
What is the new dog in the family

Duke! (Or Ralph, Twinkle-Toes, Fuzzy, Boy, Whatever you might want to call him)

200
What country did Donald Trump Attack

Venezula

200
Whats the name of our Tectonic Plate we our in
North American Plate
200

how fast is the new acela

165mph

300

What museum is known as a popular attraction in Perryville 

Rodgers Tavern Museum

300

Who is the oldest in the Nicosia/Kuklinski Family

Helen Kuklinski (Super Babci)

300

Who does trump want to threaten next?

Iran


300

How many Plate Boundries are on the west coast. What are their names

3 boundires

North American

Pacific

Juan De Fuco

300

what is haydens teachers name

Mrs. Scherba

400

What TRAIN Museum is known for a popular landmark in Perryville

Perryville Railroad Museum (or perryville train station)

400

What is Uncle Seths new dog named

Ellie

400

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Question: Is Donald Trump Benifital

Paragraph 1: Introduction

Imagine if your school principal suddenly started acting less like a principal and more like a reality TV star. That is a bit like what happened when Donald Trump became president. He brought a very loud and unique personality to the White House that some people found funny and others found confusing. While his fans liked that he "told it like it is," many other people felt that his behavior was not what the country needed. This essay will look at his famous nicknames, how he handled big problems like health and the environment, and how his unique style changed the way people look at the presidency.

Paragraph 2: Background

Before he was in politics, Donald Trump was famous for being a billionaire and a TV host. Because of this, he didn't act like a traditional politician who uses careful, serious words. He liked to use social media to talk directly to people, often using jokes or bold statements to get attention. This changed the background of American politics because, for the first time, the President of the United States was acting more like a celebrity than a quiet government official.

Paragraph 3: Reason 1 – The "Nickname" Game

One of the most famous (and sometimes silly) things Donald Trump did was give everyone "dumb" or funny nicknames. He didn't just call people by their names; he called them things like "Sleepy Joe" for Joe Biden or "Lyin’ Ted." While some kids and adults thought these names were like something you'd hear on a playground, others felt it was "stupid" for a president to use name-calling. Critics argued that instead of being a good role model for how to treat others, he made politics feel more like a shouting match.

Paragraph 4: Reason 2 – Changing the Rules

Another big reason people talk about his impact is how he changed things that the presidents before him, like Barack Obama, had set up. For example, he worked to change the healthcare system (sometimes called Obamacare) and moved away from rules meant to protect the planet from "plagues" like pollution and climate change. To some people, it felt like he was just trying to undo everything the previous "team" did, which made the country feel like it was constantly switching directions and getting confused.

Paragraph 5: Reason 3 – Doing Things "His Way"

Finally, Trump was known for doing a lot of "dumb stuff" in the eyes of his critics—meaning things that didn't follow the normal rules of being president. This included firing people on social media or saying things that weren't always factual. For kids watching, it was strange to see a leader who didn't always listen to his advisors or experts. This made some people feel like the country was a bit chaotic, as if the person in charge was making up the rules as he went along.

Paragraph 6: Conclusion

In the end, Donald Trump’s time as president was unlike anything the United States had seen before. Between the funny nicknames, the arguments with other politicians, and his habit of breaking the "unspoken rules" of the White House, he definitely left a mark. Some people think he was a breath of fresh air, but many others believe his style was bad for the country because it made people argue more and trust each other less. No matter what you think, he showed the world that a president can be many things—including very, very loud.

400
True or False: Tectonic plates can cause Tsunamis

True

400

what is my teachers name

Mrs. Rommelman

500

What is an close estimate of the current population of Perryville MD

4,000-4,500 people

500

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Who is known to be the Traniac/Railfan/Train Nerd in the family

wow i guess who it is? Benjamin!!!

500

Who did donald trump compete with in 2016

Hilary Clinton

500

What layer of the earth are tectonic plates in

the mantle (lithosphere if you wanna be specific)

500

what number was a big hit in 2025

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