Out in Nature
Wordy words
Architecture
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Famous People
100
This tree, the tallest in the world, is 16 meters higher than Big Ben
Hyperion, Coast Redwood, Sequoia sempervirens
100
This lunchtime staple gets its name from an 18th century English Earl.
Sandwich
100
The Statue of Liberty arrived in American harbors in 1885 as a gift to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and recent abolishment of slavery from what country?
France
100
The coldest of the three in the saying "if it's brown, lay down. If it's black, fight back. If it's white, goodnight".
Polar Bear
100
He plays a man who lost his hand and his bride in the 1987 romantic comedy, "Moonstruck"
Nicolas Cage
200
A mixture of fresh and salt water, often naturally occurring where the river meets the sea.
Brackish
200
An optical condition where a person's irises differ in colors - often found in huskies.
Heterochromia
200
One of our Assisted Living wings is named after this river in the Kittatinny Valley.
Paulinskill River
200
The official state animal of New Jersey
The horse
200
Julie Andrews' first live-action role was as a cheery but practical magic nanny in this 1964 film.
Mary Poppins
300
The New Jersey state flower
Common violet
300
This UNESCO World Heritage site of song is known for its "shelled" design. Featuring over 1 million custom-made white tiles, it is cooled by seawater from the harbor where it sits.
Sydney Opera House
300
"Felidae" is the name of the biological family of this animal, both wild and domesticated
Cats
400
The fear of this emotion is called Cherophobia
Happiness/joy
400
The origin of the Ferris wheel can be traced back to this Balkan country in the 17th century
Bulgaria
500
In 1959 at just 16 years old, this New York native worked as a lion tamer for one summer training a lioness named Sheba.
Christopher Walken