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100
This 4-letter search engine owned by Microsoft was released in 2009 and is available in 40 languages.
Bing
100
Interjection: the sound a cat makes.
Meow!
100
Way ahead of his time, King James of England called this addictive plant "dangerous to the lungs".
Tobacco
100
Which two NFL teams have played a Thanksgiving Day game every year since 1966?
Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys
100
The number of dwarves in Snow White plus the number of cards in a standard deck (Jokers not included).
7 + 52 = 59
100
A 2010 study found that nearly 70% of this imported product failed to live up to its claim of being "extra virgin".
Olive oil
200
This 10-letter major Alabama city was of historical significance to the Civil Rights Movement. One campaign, named after the city, was organized in early 1963 by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to bring attention to integration efforts of African-Americans.
Birmingham
200
Noun: cantaloupe or honeydew, for example.
Melon
200
The cultivation of this iconic autumnal food, which might be good in a dessert, dates back to 7000 BCE.
Pumpkin
200
The Presidential turkey pardon has become an annual televised event, but the tradition is relatively new. What president was the first to pardon a "fine turkey tom"?
George HW Bush (1989)
200
The number of seconds in an hour plus the amount of days it takes us to go around the Sun.
3600 + 365 = 3965
200
A person or animal with no skin pigmentation is known as what?
Albino
300
The Dewey Decimal System is used to catalogue this 4-letter item.
Book
300
Adjective: exaggeratingly emotional or sentimental.
Melodramatic
300
One third of Neapolitan, all three major species of this are derived from one found in Mesoamerica.
Vanilla
300
The first Macy's Day Parade, which featured live animals from Central Park and occurred 100 years ago this year, didn't commemorate Thanksgiving. What did it commemorate?
Christmas
300
The number of stripes on a standard US flag plus the number of contiguous US states.
13 + 48 = 61
300
What unsuspecting company makes the most tires annually?
LEGO
400
This 7-letter city is the capital of China and the first city to host both Summer and Winter Olympic Games.
Beijing
400
Adjective: consisting of work requiring little skill
Menial
400
"Cacahuate", the Spanish word for this legume that some might be allergic to, comes from its Nahuatl name "tlalcacahuatl".
Peanut
400
What year did A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving debut on television?
1973
400
The number of colors in the standard Google logo plus the number of colors in the Olympics logo.
4 + 5 = 9
400
What is the only country in the world to not have a rectangular or square flag?
Nepal
500
This 6-letter computer number system is comprised of only 0s and 1s.
Binary
500
Verb: to spellbind or enthrall
Mesmerize
500
This is a treatment for malaria isolated in 1820 from the bark of Peru's cinchona tree. You would find it in a drink commonly paired with gin at a bar.
Quinine
500
This US President and author of the Declaration of Independence didn't believe in Thanksgiving because he thought it was "too religious".
Thomas Jefferson
500
The number of a baker's dozen plus the third decimal place digit of pi plus the temperature at which water freezes, in Celcius.
13 + 1 + 0 = 14
500
Which state in the USA is farthest east and which is farthest west?
Alaska - for both. Alaska's Aleutian Islands span across the 180th meridian. Due to bridging the International Date Line, it is both the farthest east and west.