Dog Breeds
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Gothic Classics
100

Instantly recognizable by its striking black or liver spots, this dog famously serves as a traditional firehouse mascot.

What is a Dalmation?

100

A famous football player and a sitcom featuring an eight-household family.

What is Tom Brady Bunch?

100

This iconic corporate doll made her debut in 1959 wearing a black-and-white striped swimsuit and has held over 250 careers.

What is Barbie?

100

This lovable green ogre from a 2001 animated movie must rescue Princess Fiona from a dragon-guarded tower to get his swamp back.

Who is Shrek?

100

Published in 1897, this epistolary Bram Stoker novel follows a Transylvanian count's attempt to move to England to find new blood.

What is Dracula?

200

This small, low-slung royal favorite of Queen Elizabeth II comes in two distinct historical breeds: Cardigan and Pembroke Welsh.

What is a Corgi?

200

The premiere sandwich at the biggest fast food chain in the U.S. and a Shakesperean tragedy.

What is Big MacBeth?

200

This massive, heavy-set species of wild cattle is the largest terrestrial animal in North America.

What is a Bison?
200

This simple-minded but warm-hearted Alabamian accidentally witnesses or influences some of the defining historical events of the 20th century.

Who is Forrest Gump?

200

Subtitled The Modern Prometheus, this 1818 Mary Shelley masterpiece features a brilliant scientist who breathes life into a creature made from scavenged body parts.

What is Frankenstein?

300

This elegant, curly-coated breed is the national dog of France, though it actually originated as a duck hunter in Germany.

What is a Poodle?

300
Fast food restaurant known for their burgers and a king with six wives.

What is Burger King Henry the 8th?

300

This massive animal is the largest mammal ever known to have lived on Earth, with a tongue that can weigh as much as an entire elephant.

Blue Whale

300

This young archeologist and adventurer spends his 1981 debut film racing against Nazis to find the long-lost Ark of the Covenant.

Who is Indiana Jones?

300

Emily Brontë's sole 1847 novel captures the intense, destructive passion between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw on the desolate Yorkshire moors.

What is Wuthering Heights?

400

Named after a Canadian province, this giant, web-footed working breed is famous for its water rescue skills and thick water-resistant coat.

What is a Newfoundland?

400

A diner that famously stays open no matter what, and what an ankle monitor might mean.

What is Waffle House Arrest?

400

This essential laboratory instrument, invented by a German chemist in the 19th century, produces a single open gas flame used for heating and sterilization.

What is a Bunsen Burner?

400

This titular nanny created by P.L. Travers slides up banisters, travels via umbrella, and arrives at Number 17 Cherry Tree Lane to care for the Banks children.

Who is Mary Poppins?

400

Oscar Wilde's sole novel tells the dark tale of a handsome young decadent whose sins are visually reflected onto a hidden portrait while he remains physically flawless.

What is The Picture of Dorian Gray?

500

This powerful, blue-tongued utility breed from China features a distinctive thick "lion's mane" coat around its neck and head.

What is a Chow Chow?

500

A 1999 M. Night Shyamalan supernatural thriller featuring a young boy who sees dead people and a Jane Austen novel about the Dashwood sisters.

What is the Sixth Sense and Sensibility?

500

This specific medical term refers to a heart rate that drops abnormally slow, typically falling below 60 beats per minute in adults.

What is Bradycardia?

500

This titular prince of Denmark delivers the famous "To be, or not to be" soliloquy while mourning his father and plotting revenge against his uncle Claudius.

Who is Hamlet?

500

The sound of a heart beating under the floorboards ultimately drives a killer to confess his crime in this classic 1843 Edgar Allan Poe short story.

What is The Tell-Tale Heart?

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