July Jeopardy 4 Jeopardy Template

Heroes	Geography	Independence Day	Pun in the Sun	Hit the Beaches
100 Florence Nightingale Her birthday is on May 12 and she is regarded as the first nurse.	100 Suburban Which hospital is located on Old Georgetown Road in Bethesda, MD?	100 Pullman Bill Paxton was in Titanic; this other Bill played the president in Independence Day	100 purpose/porpoise A search to find meaning or a dolphin	100 Daytona In 1935 a race car went 277 MPH on this Florida beach; now there's an international speedway in town
200 Henry Heimlich This surgeon and medical researcher is widely credited as the inventor to treat upper airway obstructions by foreign objects	200 The Potomac Washington DC lies along the east bank of this river	200 The Washington Monument The cornerstone of this structure was laid on July 4 1848; Abraham Lincoln & the 90-year-old widow of Alexander Hamilton were in attendance	200 salt water A type of taffy or type of water in the sea	200 Hawaii Surfing was invented on the beaches of this state
300 Mother Theresa This famous caregiver and Nobel Peace Prize winner said "If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one".	300 Camp David This presidential retreat is located in a wooded area of Catoctin Mountain Park in Maryland	300 The Liberty Bell On July 4 1993 Nelson Mandela said this is a very significant symbol for the entire democratic world	300 waves A common farewell or a sought out feature for surfers at the beach	300 Alaska This U.S. state has the largest coastline
400 Edward Jenner This British surgeon and naturalist developed the first vaccine, the smallpox vaccine, in 1796.	400 Damascus, MD What town is the most northern town in Montgomery County MD	400 The Philippines On July 4 1946 the U.S. granted independence to this Asian country we had controlled since 1898	400 hot dog A hamburger's competitor or a furry friend at the beach	400 Cape Cod This peninsula and its beaches extend 65 miles into the Atlantic Ocean, a popular attraction neighboring Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard
500 Elizabeth Blackwell This woman was the first female physician in the U.S and U.K. She lived from 1821-1910	500 Glen Echo, MD Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross, lived in Montgomery County for the last 15 years of her life. Where was this home?	500 Calvin Coolidge This president was born on July 4--in 1872--in Vermont	500 well "red" A person that forgot to use sunscreen at the beach or a person who owns and cites many books	500 Loggerheads Edisto Beach S.C. says no lights on the beach after dusk in summer to protect these sea turtles named for their big heads

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