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100
Voice of Bowser and Po the panda eats a an anise-based confectionary
Jack Black Licorice
100
Known for his High Renaissance pieces, this artist's crowning achievement was a 4-year project at the Sistine Chapel.
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
100
The production and emission of light by a living organism through a chemical reaction
Bioluminescence
100
"Good news! The Witch, she's dead!"
Wicked
100
The first line of this Ralph Ellison novel is I am an invisible man
Invisible Man
200
A famous british crossing reads a Katherine Patterson 1977 novel
London Bridge to Terabithia
200
This sculpture, one of the few pieces by Michelangelo outside of Italy, is named after the city for which it's found
Madonna of Bruges
200
As opposed to their single-celled counterparts, these illuminated organisms, native to New Zealand caves, are actually the larva of a gnat, but known by a more friendly name
Glow Worms
200
"Lot 665, ladies and gentlemen: a papier-maché musical box in the shape of a barrel-organ."
The Phantom of the Opera
200
Since 1970 the general synod has governed this church of England
The Church of England
300
Founding father and french ambassador meets the 32nd president of the United States
Benjamin Franklin Roosevelt
300
The piece titled Drunken Bacchus is one of many pieces housed in this florentine museum meant to showcase Renaissance sculpture and medieval artifacts
Bargello Museum
300
The firefly squid, a glowing mollusk about 3 inches long, resides anywhere from 20-300 meters below sea level around this pacific country
Japan
300
"Far away, long ago
Glowing dim as an ember
Things my heart used to know
Things it yearns to remember"
Anastasia
300
This Beyonce visual album's title comes from Jay Z' grandma shown saying I was served lemons but I made lemonade
Lemonade
400
A vegas resident canadian pop-diva sings another artist's 1967 hit "I Say A Little Prayer"
Celine Dion(ne) Warwick
400
To avoid confusion with an artistic predecessor with the same first name, this 1600s artist elected to put his last name on his paintings
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
400
Recognized as one of the brightest displays of biologically created light, this tropical bay is one of the ecological wonders of North America
Mosquito Bay, Vieques, Puerto Rico
400
"In 1902, Father built a house
At the crest of the Broadview Avenue hill in New Rochelle, New York"
Ragtime
400
Charlie & Donald Kaufman got an Oscar nomination for their adaptation of The Orchid Thief into this film
Adaptation
500
Nickname for New York City watches a Don Knotts children's western film
Big Apple Dumpling Gang
500
This sculpture remains the only known piece to be signed by the renaissance's most prominent artist
Pietá
500
This aquatic swimmer houses symbiotic bacteria to create a blue-green glow via a chemical reaction involving the light-emitting molecule luciferin and the enzyme called luciferase
Anglerfish
500
"On the north-east tip of North America
On an island called ""
There's an airport"
Come from Away
500
Carvings of a bell and a star are found this famous lady outlaw's gravestone in Porum, Oklahoma
Belle Starr