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100

The snack that smiles back

Gold Fish

100

This fruit can be easily found in picnic meals during the 2010's and 2020's.

Watermelon

100

What year was the declaration of Independence adopted?

1776

100

Where were the first fireworks invented?

China

100

Finish the sentence.

Rain Rain...

Go away.

200

Finish the sentence.

Give a hoot!

Don't pollute.

200
This drink pouch was popular at picnics in the 1990's and 2000's

Capri Sun

200

What is the July Birthstone?

Ruby

200

What are people now starting to replace firework shows with?

Drones

200

Finish the rhyme:

Twinkle Twinkle little star....

How I wonder what you are?

300

When it rains it pours.

Morton Salt

300

During the 1980's, this layered casserole containing lettuce, peas, celery, hard-boiled eggs, dressing, cheese, and bacon.

7 layer salad.
300

What does the July birthstone symbolizing?

Passion, love, and vitality.

300

During the first Independence Day, there was only one color. What color was it?

Orange/Yellow

300

Finish the Sentence.

Hey Diddle Diddle...

The Cat and the Fiddle

400

Fly the friendly skys.

United Airline.

400

During the 1970s, at most picnics you would find a salad made with this condiment.

Mayonnaise/Mayo
400
What is are the flowers for the month of July? (There are two)

Larkspur (or delphinium) and the water lily.

400

During the 19th century, you might find blue fireworks from what element?

Copper

400

Finish the rhyme: 

Little boys are made of frogs and snails and ____ ___ ___

Puppy dog tails

500

2 or 1 you can't eat just one.

Lay's.

500

During the 1950's, everyone would find this molded green side dish made with cottage cheese and pineapple.

Gelatin/Jello

500

What President of the United States was born in July 1946?

George W. Bush the 43rd President of the United States.

500

What is another name for making and showing fireworks?

Pyrotechnics

500

Finish the rhyme:

Rub a dub dub, ___ ___ __ __ ___

3 men in a tub