Fireworks
Fantastic 4s
Independence Around the World
Red White Blue Tunes
Festive Foods
100
The largest July 4th firework show in the US, taking place each year in New York City, is named for this department store.

Macy’s

100

This popular New York Times word game asks players to group 16 words into 4 related groups of 4.

Connections

100

This country's independence day (on July 14th) marks the anniversary of the fall of the Bastille, which was the state prison.

France

100

You saw me standing alone
Without a dream in my heart
Without a love of my own

Blue Moon

100

This popular summer fruit is about 92% water.

Watermelon

200

On July 3rd, 1776, John Adams wrote to his wife Abigail that Americans should celebrate their independence day with fireworks, but he thought the date would be this one instead of July 4th.

July 2nd

200

The singer’s true love sent them this on the fourth day of Christmas.

Four calling birds

200

In the early 1990s, several countries celebrated independence from this global superpower.

Soviet Union

200

Hey little sister, what have you done?
Hey little sister, who's the only one?
I've been away for so long
I've been away for so long
I let you go for so long

White Wedding

200

This American city consumes the most hot dogs in the nation.

a) Los Angeles    b) New York City    c) Chicago    d) Boston

a) Los Angeles

300

The people of this country developed fireworks, and used the loud noises to scare off enemies and evil spirits, as long ago as 200 BCE.

China

300

Farrokh Bulsara was the birth name of this four-person British rock band’s lead singer.

Queen
300

This country's independence day (on September 16th) commemorates the moment a priest rang a church bell and encouraged the people to fight against Spanish rule.

Mexico

300

But soon comes Mr. Night creepin' over
Now his hand is on your shoulder
Never mind, I'll remember you this
I'll remember you this way

Mr. Blue Sky

300

It is traditionally thought that this popular starchy side dish was brought to the US by German immigrants.

Potato salad

400

About this many people visit Pismo Beach each year for its July 4th fireworks show.

a) 20,000    b) 50,000    c) 100,000    d) 150,000

c) 100,000

400

Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo are the names of famous artists, but also of this iconic group of four.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

400

This country's independence day (on July 1st) is named after the country itself, and celebrates independence from the United Kingdom.

Canada

400

I guess I should've closed my eyes when you drove me to the place
Where your horses run free
'Cause I felt a little ill when I saw all the pictures
Of the jockeys that were there before me
Believe it or not, I started to worry
I wondered if I had enough class

Little Red Corvette

400

Illustrating the postwar boom in this food’s popularity, the classic Popeye character Wimpy often uttered the signature phrase, “I'd gladly pay you tomorrow for a ____ today.”

Hamburger

500

Different mineral elements determine what ____ each firework will be.

Colors

500

Symbol “Be” is Element 4 on the Periodic Table, called this.

Beryllium

500

This country's independence day (on January 1st) celebrates their liberation from French colonial rule, and the birth of the first free Black republic.

Haiti

500

I'd have sworn that with time
Thoughts of you would leave my head
I was wrong, now I find
Just one thing makes me forget

Red, Red Wine

500

Roman philosophers believed that this side dish was a cure for “flatulence, melancholy, leprous scabs, dog bites, and other wounds.”

Coleslaw