History
Science
Movies and TV
Friends, Lovers, or Nothing
Racist Geography
100
Lasting from 1775 - 1783, this war was fought to free the colonies from Great Britain.
American Revolution
100
It is often referred to as the "powerhouse of the cell".
Mitochondria
100
Lasting 10 seasons for a total of 236 episodes, this Emmy-winning sitcom followed the lives of Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Ross, Chandler and Joey in New York City.
Friends
100
In 2022, Dena and Jon (Jon did most of the work) welcomed a new baby boy into the world that they named...?
Devin
100
This co-founding couple of a famous fast-food chain is from this country.
China
200
This structure was originally built to keep invaders out of China, and is considered a wonder of the modern world. You can also now get food drone deliveries here.
The Great Wall of China
200
Located in the leg, this is the largest bone in the human body.
Femur
200
Naruto and Bleach account for two-thirds of what is often referred to as "The Big Three" of anime. The last anime to hold this title is this ongoing adventure anime at sea with over 1,100 episodes currently aired.
One Piece
200
Earlier this year, Alex completed a huge milestone in his education and career when he earned his DPT, officially making him a Doctor of...
Physical Therapy
200
This white woman shares a home country with international footballer Erling Haaland.
Norway
300
Harriet Tubman is best known for helping enslaved people escape to freedom using a secret network of safe houses now known as...
The Underground Railroad
300
The closest planet to the sun in our solar system, astrologists often accuse this planet of being in retrograde.
Mercury
300
Originally set to star Tom Cruise, this film is credited with kicking off the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Iron Man
300
In 2025, Evania and Andy officially tied the knot in this European country that Andy's family still calls home today.
Luxembourg
300
This man comes from a country that in 2022 officially changed its international name in a request to the United Nations. They claimed it was because it better fit their country's language, but many speculate that it has something to do with Americans using their original name to describe a bowling achievement.
Turkiye (Turkey)
400
This ancient Greek city is often credited as the birthplace of Democracy.
Athens
400
Also used to make bombs, this is the first element on the periodic table.
Hydrogen
400
Set in the 1980s, this hit Netflix show followed a group of kids as they fought their way through monsters and supernatural forces in the Upside Down.
Stranger Things
400
Even though they both live in Virginia, Danny and Lisa met out of state at a concert for their shared love of this music genre.
EDM (Electronic Dance Music)
400
This woman is from a country that is currently ranked as the most populous in Africa.
Nigeria
500
This ancient artifact was the key to translating Egyptian hieroglyphics because it contained the same royal decree written in three different languages.
Rosetta Stone
500
Chemically referred to as dihydrogen monoxide, regular people just call it this.
Water (H2O)
500
This first Asian woman to win Best Actress at the Oscars, this iconic Malaysian actress has starred in films like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Crazy Rich Asians, and of course the Oscar-winning film Everything Everywhere All At Once.
Michelle Yeoh
500
Christina, Jordyn, Becky, and Lynet first officially met at this two-letter Greek sorority in Virginia Tech.
Chi Omega
500
In his hit song International Love, Pitbull described the women of the country that this man is from as being: "freaky with big ol' booties and they thongs blue, yellow, and green."
Brazil