National Parks
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Mythical Animals
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Covering most of Mount Desert Island and other coastal islands, this park features the tallest mountain on the Atlantic coast of the United States, granite peaks, ocean shoreline, woodlands, and lakes.

Acadia National Park

400

This legendary Italian polymath of the High Renaissance, best known for being a painter, invented the scissors

Leonardo Da Vinci

400

This cookie is the best-selling in America, with over 500 billion made since 1912.

Oreo

400

Man gets steroids and a frisbee to fight off Nazis.

Captain America

400

This mythical bird-like creature from Native American mythology is said to cause thunderstorms

Thunderbird

800

President Abraham Lincoln First signed a grant that declared this land in California federally preserved land. In 1890, environmentalist John Muir led a successful movement to motivate Congress to establish the Valley and its surrounding areas as a National Park. This helped pave the way for the National Park System.

Yosemite National Park

800

The Sealed Air Corporation has made many millions of dollars through this trademarked shipping support aid that was first created in 1957?
 


Bubble wrap

800

Ruth Wakefield sold the invention of the chocolate chip cookie to Nestle Toll House in exchange for a lifetime supply of this

 chocolate

800

An office worker does drugs, joins a cult to learn Kung Fu and ends up destablizing the government

The Matrix

800

In which Latin American country was the Chupacabra first sighted? 

Puerto Rico

1200

This park is the largest tropical wilderness in the United States and the largest wilderness of any kind east of the Mississippi River.  

Everglades National Park

1200

This oral aid was firstmarketed as a surgical antiseptic in the 19th century

Listerine

1200

What country invented the stroopwafel — a cookie sandwich glued together with caramel syrup?
 

The Netherlands/Holland

1200

A couple with a large number of children use their special talents to find their kids after they are kidnapped by a mass murderer

101 Dalmations

1200

In 2013, construction on a new highway was stopped in Iceland because the road was planned to run through a suspected dwellingof these magical creatures.

Elves

1600

With more than 400 miles (640 km) of passageways explored, this Kentucky park has the world's longest known cave system.

Mammoth Cave National Park

1600

This famous inventor got a patent for a cigar which was supposed to burn forever.

Thomas Edison

1600

This cookie flavor was the first non-chocolate Girl Scout cookie, and has been around since the 1920s

Lemon

1600

Mentally unstable billionare wants to make his hometown great again,but is criticized by a clown

Batman

1600

In Greek mythology, this creature has a human face and body, but the wings and feet of a bird

Harpy

2000

Named for the prominent bend in the Rio Grande along the U.S.–Mexico border, this park encompasses a large and remote part of the Chihuahuan Desert.

Big Bend National Park

2000

This 1839 discovery made by Charles Goodyear made rubber durable and heat-resistant

 Vulcanization

2000

Traditional to Saronno, Italy, these cookies are the almond-flavored variety of France's macarons.

Amaretti

2000

A boy has the audacity to ask for seconds and accidentally triggers a crime spree

Oliver

2000

This creature in Native American folklore is known to be a trickster and can change its form to whatever it wants

Coyote