Mathematics
Monk
Meteorology
Minnesota
Melons
100
The only even prime number.
2
100
The catchphrase Natalie uses during her stint as the lottery spokesperson
You'll thank me later.
100
'Catch-all' name given to any product of the condensation of atmospheric water vapor that falls under gravity
Precipitation
100
The only national park located in Minnesota
Voyageurs
100
This melon has the highest sugar content
Watermelon
200
Mathematical expression of the Quadratic Formula.
200
This character dies from a heart attack on the show and in real life.
Dr. Kroger
200
The portion of earth's atmosphere we live in
Troposphere
200
State park where the headwaters of the Mississippi River are located
Itasca State Park
200
This continent is believed to be the place where watermelons originated over 4000 years ago.
Africa
300
Name this theorem.
F(b) - F(a) = a∫b f(x) dx
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
300
The name of the company that made Natalie's family very wealthy.
Davenport Toothpaste
300
The dense towering vertical cloud associated with thunderstorms
Cumulonimbus
300
The number of interstate highways in Minnesota. (Must be within 1 to earn points)
9
300
This country is the largest producer of cantaloupes.
China
400
The female mathematician who calculated flight trajectories for Project Mercury and recently had a building at Langley Research Center named for her.
Katherine (Harris) Johnson
400
The first name of the woman Lt. Stottlemeyer marries in the final season.
100 Point Bonus: Her nickname
Trudy but she went by T.K.
400
Can be classified as columns or dendrites
Snowflakes
400
State flower of Minnesota
100 point bonus for correct variety
Showy Lady Slipper
400
Early explorers used watermelons for this purpose.
Canteens
500
The name of the shape of the infinity symbol.
Lemniscate
500
The character who killed Trudy Monk.
Ethan Rickover (The Judge)
500
Name given to area of high pressure that brings long periods of settled weather
(Hint: Probably did not attend Iowa State)
Anticyclone
500
The toy was developed in the 1940s by a small garden-implement business and named after a Minnesota Lake
Tonka Truck
500
The Italian village where cantaloupe was first cultivated in the 1700s.
Cantalup