Animation
Microscopy
Board games
Cocktails
Sounds Fake, But Okay
100
This forgetful blue tang repeatedly reminds herself to “just keep swimming” in a 2003 Pixar film.
Who is Dory?
100
This bumpy surface contains tiny oil-filled glands responsible for the familiar scent released when you peel it. What are you looking at?
What is an orange?
100
In Clue, players are trying to solve a murder by identifying three things: the murderer, the room, and this.
What is the Weapon?
100
Tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur make up this classic cocktail, often served with a salted rim.
What is a Margarita?
100
This animal is famous for “playing dead” when threatened, complete with a limp body, open mouth, and generally Oscar-worthy performance.
What is an opossum?
200
In The Lion King, Simba's name comes from the Swahili word for this animal.
What is Lion?
200
These microscopic organisms are responsible for making bread rise and helping ferment beer and wine.
What is yeast?
200
Statistically, this is the Monopoly property players are most likely to land on over the course of a game, largely because of its position relative to Jail.
What is Illinois Avenue?
200
Despite being called a “martini,” this caffeinated cocktail traditionally combines espresso, coffee liqueur, and this spirit.
What is Vodka?
200
This farm animal has rectangular pupils, giving it a nearly 320-degree field of vision—which means it can basically see you talking about it behind its back.
What is a goat?
300
In Frozen, this character dreams about experiencing summer despite being made entirely of snow.
Who is Olaf?
300
You probably have this on your dinner table. What everyday substance are you looking at?
What is salt?
300
The name “backgammon” dates to 17th-century England, but closely related games were played centuries earlier in this empire, where a game called nard became popular.
What is Persia?
300
Rum, lime, sugar, soda water, and this fresh herb make up a classic Cuban mojito.
What is mint?
300
This popular condiment was sold in the 1830s as a medicine, with claims that it could treat indigestion and diarrhea.
What is ketchup?
400
The boy sitting on a crescent moon with a fishing rod is the logo of this animation studio.
What is DreamWorks?
400
You probably have thousands of these growing out of you. What are you looking at?
What is human hair
400
When rolling two standard six-sided dice, this total has the highest probability of appearing.
What is 7?
400
Despite its Russian name, this vodka-and-ginger-beer cocktail was created in the United States and is traditionally served in this type of metal mug.
What is a copper mug?
400
Your body contains enough of this metal to make a small nail—roughly 3–4 grams of it in an average adult.
What is iron?
500
This Pixar movie was the first fully computer-animated feature film, released in 1995.
What is Toy Story?
500
This type of human cell has a distinctive biconcave shape and carries oxygen throughout the body.
What is a red blood cell?
500
There are 100 tiles in an English-language Scrabble set. This vowel appears on more tiles than any other letter.
What is E?
500
Dating back to the 19th century, this cocktail traditionally combines whiskey, sugar, bitters, and water and lends its name to the short glass in which it's commonly served.
What is an Old Fashioned
500
This children's modeling compound was originally invented as a product for cleaning soot from wallpaper.
What is Play-Doh?