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1000

What is the most popular ice cream topping?

Chocolate syrup

1000

Where can you find Mickey & Minnie Mouse?

Disney

1000

What game is played with clubs and carts?

Golf

1000

What is a shirt with no sleeves called?

Tank top

1000

These bugs are most prevalent during summer months - and leave you scratching.

What are they?

Mosquitos

2000

Can be grilled - usually eaten with a long bun, maybe even with condiments on it. 

What is it?

Hot Dog

2000

What is the largest zoo in the USA?

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

2000

What event was held for the first time in the summer of 1896 in Athens, Greece?

Olympic games

2000

In 1946, the Vatican declared this article of clothing was sinful.

What was it?

A bikini

2000

What vitamin can you get directly from sunlight?

Vitamin D

3000

What fruit is rough on the outside, has green spiky leaves and is yellow and sweet on the inside?

Pineapple

3000

What is the most visited National Park in the USA?

Great Smokey Mountains National Park

3000

What is the National Ice Cream Month?

July
3000

What are open-toed shoes called?

Sandals

3000
What public service mascot was first introduced to the US on August 9th, 1944?

Smokey Bear

4000

Is watermelon made up of 10%, 50% or 90% of water?

90% of water

4000

What country has the majority of the world's lakes (over 3 million)?

Canada

4000

What was invented in the 1870s that was used as a pie plate, that just gets tossed around?

Frisbee

4000

Based on the old name for a swimming pool, a one piece swimming suit was once called what? 

Tank suit

4000

What are the 3 zodiac signs of summer?

Cancer, Leo & Virgo

5000
What country consumes the most ice cream?

USA

5000

What country has over 10,000 beaches to visit?

Australia

5000

What was the most famous summer blockbuster of all time?

Jaws

5000

What are bottoms that go past your knees but not all the way down to your feet?

Capris

5000

What is the first day of Summer - and also longest day of the year?

Summer Solistice