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CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE
CLOWN SCHOOL
400
A feat of 19th century engineering, this bridge spans the East River
What is the Brooklyn Bridge?
400
It's the first name of singer Richie & soccer great Messi, though they pronounce it differently
What is Lionel?
400
In November of 1989 people celebrated as this German landmark fell, essentially ending the Cold War
What is the Berlin Wall?
400
Keith Richards and Charlie Watts were given shelter to this band where they're still performing today
What is The Rolling Stones?
400
You have sulfenic acid to thank when you weep chopping these vegetables
Who is onions?
400
Willard Scott was the first to play this fast food mascot in 1963
Who is Ronald McDonald?
800
This nickname originated from the large prizes given away for horse races
What is the Big Apple?
800
It's the part of a suit jacket on which someone wears a boutonniere
What is Lapel?
800
The last person Hitler killed
Who is Hitler?
800
I've always been a believer in this rock band that was originally a sitcom on NBC
What's The Monkees?
800
Baking soda leads to the production of this compound, causing food to rise
What is carbon dioxide?
800
Book and movie character with the catchphrase, “Time to float.”
What is Pennywise?
1200
At the 9/11 Memorial Museum, you can see part of a retaining wall and a column now covered with mementos from this complex
What is the World Trade Center?
1200
This brand of disinfecting wipes claims it "kills 99.9% of viruses & bacteria", including the COVID-19 virus
What is Lysol?
1200
The "road" for this precious fabric produced by China spread all the way to Europe and Africa
What is silk?
1200
Diabetics beware: the top-selling pop single of 1969 was this double-talk song from the Archies
What is "Sugar, Sugar"?
1200
Sunscreen's chemical makeup helps to block these powerful rays from the Sun
What are ultraviolet rays?
1200
Turns out Luke Perry is a "worthless half-brother" of this clown on "The Simpsons
What is Krusty?
1600
Spread over 49 acres, this is the largest train station in the world
What is Grand Central Station?
1600
The Beatles often played at the Cavern Club in this city of England
What is Liverpool?
1600
In 2005 80% of New Orleans was flooded by this natural disaster
What is Hurricane Katrina?
1600
Col. Hadfield, a Canadian astronaut, made a video of this David Bowie song in space
What is "Space Oddity"?
1600
The brain's hypothalamus produces this chemical triggered by feeling love or affection
What is dopamine?
1600
The 1904-06 Rose Period of this painter included the use of masked clown characters 
Who is Picasso?
2000
Sometimes known by it's initials MSG, this garden was named after our 5th chief executive
What is Madison Square Garden?
2000
It can mean pertaining to the tongue, or to languages
What is lingual?
2000
Not too appealing, this king of the Huns was described as short & squat with a large head & a flat nose
Who is Attila?
2000
In 1967 The Turtles had a No. 1 hit with this song that begins, "Imagine me & you, I do"
What is "Happy Together"?
2000
The presence of this pigment is why many leaves appear green to us
What is chlorophyll?
2000
Charlie Chaplin inspired this man born in Strasbourg in 1923 to create his own brand of silent clowning 
Who is Marcel Marceau?