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100
This tennis player is current women's #1.
Who is Serena Williams?
100
This is the southernmost lake.
What is Lake Erie?
100
This is the most populated city in Michigan.
What is Detroit?
100
This is the amount of groundwater that flows into Michigan.
What is 27 billion gallons?
100
You may not ____ in front of women and children.
What is swear?
200
He was our 38th President.
Who is Gerald Ford?
200
The Great Lakes were formed by this.
What is glacial erosion?
200
This city is known as the car capital of the world.
What is Detroit?
200
This is about the amount of inland lakes and ponds that Michigan has.
What is 65000?
200
In port Huron, the speed limit for ambulances is _____ .
What is 20 mph?
300
This hall-of-famer played for the lakers and helped them to 5 NBA championships.
Who is Ervin "Magic" Johnson?
300
This is the smallest lake.
What is Lake Ontario?
300
This is the capital of Michigan.
What is Lansing?
300
This is about the amount of square miles of water that Michigan has.
What is 34000 square miles?
300
In Michigan, a women isn't allowed to cut her hair without her _____'s permission.
What is husband?
400
This All-Star shortstop for the Yankees attended Michigan State University.
Who is Derek Jeter?
400
This is the largest Great Lake.
What is Lake Superior?
400
This is the second most populated state in Michigan.
What is Grand Rapids?
400
Michigan ranks ___ nationally in surface area of water.
What is 3rd?
400
Married couples may live together or be ________ .
What is imprisoned?
500
He is big-time producer who produced Pirates of the Caribbean and National Treasure.
Who is Jerry Bruckheimer?
500
These are the five Great Lakes.
What are Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, and Lake Ontario.
500
Lansing is the ___ most populated city in Michigan.
What is 6th?
500
This is one of Michigan's nicknames.
What is Water Winter Wonderland?
500
In Michigan, a women isn't allowed to lift her skirt more than ___ inches while walking through a mud puddle.
What is 6?