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It's History
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100
This is the NBA team Michael Jordan helped win numerous national championships with.
What is the Chicago Bulls?
100
Monett's zip code
What is 65708?
100
He sailed the ocean blue in 1492.
Who is Christopher Columbus?
100
She sang "All About that Bass."
Who was Meghan Trainor?
100
This meaty item can be found on the food cart during advisory. You might also call it a jerky stick.
What is a Slim Jim?
200
This team has featured baseball greats Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Derek Jeter.
What is the New York Yankees?
200
The newest fast food chain restaurant to our town.
What is Arby's?
200
This Roman isn't a fan of the Ides of March?
Who was Julius Caesar?
200
One of the greatest groups of all time which included Yellow Submarine, Help, and I Wanna Hold Your Hand.
Who are The Beatles?
200
Little picnic insects invade your clothes give you this.
What is ants in your pants?
300
A discount double check is supported by Aaron Rodgers, quarterback for this NFL team.
What is the Green Bay Packers?
300
The two counties that divide Monett.
What is Barry and Lawrence?
300
Lady Liberty holds this in her right hand.
What is a torch?
300
Her 2013 world tour was titled The Mrs. Carter Show.
Who is Beyonce?
300
Say goodbye to the crocodile.
What is later gator?
400
Buster Posey is a catcher for this MLB team.
What is the San Francisco Giants?
400
The fruit that Monett was once famous for.
What is strawberries?
400
Brazil was once a colony of this European country.
What is Portugal?
400
Bill Monroe, Lester Flatt, Rhonda Vincent, and Ricky Skaggs are all a part of this acoustic musical genre.
What is bluegrass?
400
Olivia went to this South American country that rhymes with her name on vacation.
What is Bolivia?
500
The St. Louis Blues are playing this hockey team in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
What is the Minnesota Wild?
500
The year this high school opened.
What is 1996?
500
The man responsible for organizing the Boston Tea Party.
Who was Samuel Adams?
500
The number of strings traditionally found on a violin.
What is four?
500
An overly energetic dam builder.
What is an eager beaver?