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100

This country, home to Mount Everest, sits on the treacherous Himalayan mountain range sandwiched between India and China

Nepal

100

An exclamation a dog makes, or the rough protective layer of a tree

Bark

100

This short film shown at Disney from 1986 to 1998 starred Michael Jackson and was directed by Francis Ford Coppola

Captain EO

100

Originating in Arlington, Virginia, this chain is known for plentiful burgers and peanuts available at every turn

Five Guys

100

If you have yet to score a point in a tennis match, you have this amount -- something that describes affection

Love

200

While they share one island, this Caribbean nation only shares about 40% of the land's mass, sharing the other portion of the land with the Dominican Repubic

Haiti

200

An exclamation you can use as a way to say hello without speaking, or something you can catch in the ocean if you're adventurous enough

Wave

200

This underwater attraction sent you face-to-face with marine life, in a slow-paced submarine that ran for 20 minutes and closed in 1994

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea

200

Formerly known as the St. Louis Bread Co., this chain of bakery and cafe restaurants holds over 2,000 locations and known for their earthy green and yellow color scheme

Panera Bread

200

This word, given it's name from Latin roots, also shares a similar meaning to "nihilism" -- a bleak belief on how to see life

Nil

300

One of the few nations in the world to be entirely landlocked within another nation, about 2 million people live in this sub-Saharan African country

Lesotho
300

You can stop and smell this flower, or this action will take you out of your seat

Rose

300

This dark ride, which depicted the future of the world, closed in 1999 and was a rare example of riders being able to choose their own ending

Horizons

300

Only founded in the last 30 years, this chain with a bright green logo started in Dallas, Texas and refers to themselves as "The Wing Experts"

WingStop

300

A zero-degree day in Celcius is fairly cold, a zero-degree day in Fahrenheit is bitterly cold, but a zero-degree day in this unit of temperature means death to all organisms on our planet

Kelvin

400

Located directly between the borders of France and Spain, this tiny European country of 85,000 people shares an unusual form of government -- "Co-princes" headed by a French bureaucrat (formerly a French count) and a Spanish bishop

Andorra

400

Tall, towering equipment used in heavy construction, or a bird with a long and narrow nose

Crane

400

This form of transportation which took passengers between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland opened in 1971 and closed in 1999

Disney's Skyway / Gondolas

400

You can know this restaurant for several things -- burgers, chicken, shakes, or possibly even their root beer

A&W All-American

400

Often misidentified as a German word, this word to describe absolutely nothing comes from 20th century America, where it was used as a substitute for "Jane Doe" in Vaudeville productions

Zilch

500
Located in Central Asia, this nation features a flag with 5 sections of elaborately woven rugs in a narrow bar, with the nation known for its' rug-making

Turkmenistan

500
You can ask for this when looking at a map to measure distance, or you can step on one of these to measure your weight

Scale

500

While one Disney resort of this planned duo opened, this resort never made it past early constructions before the building's shells were repurposed into what is now Art of Animation

Disney's Legendary Years Resort

500

If you want to eat fish in a landlocked state, fear not -- this blue and yellow restaurant based on seafood was founded in Kentucky

Long John Silvers

500

Don't get this confused with a different word that, while substituting one letter, can be used poetically or rhetorically. This way to describe zero shares a similar name to a boat's unit of speed

Naught

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