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Famous
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Cybersecurity
400

Nursery rhyme waterspout crawler/climber who is a Marvel superhero neighborhood crime fighter.

Itsy Bitsy Spiderman
400

Built in the 17th century, this white marble mausoleum houses the tombs of Shah Jahan and one of his wives.

Taj Mahal

400

Measures the strength of a car's engine.

Horse Power.

400
She made numerous contributions to the study of radioactive elements and carried out the first research into the treatment of tumors with radiation.

Marie Curie

400

A program that infects and corrupts a computer system.

Virus or malware

800

The 3 colors of the U.S. Flag that celestially occurs twice in a single calendar month.

Red, White, and Blue Moon

800

Built in the 1st century A.D., this Wonder built from concrete and sand is the largest amphitheater in the world.

Colosseum

800

Hockey advantage when a player is placed in the penalty box.

Power play.

800

Developed the theory of general and special relativity.

Albert Einstein

800

A scam where enticing emails are used to trick people to clicking links or providing answers in order to steal a person's information.

Phishing

1200

A contact sport where kicking and punching are allowed with crochet, painting, and pottery.

Martial Arts and Crafts

1200

This ruined ancient pyramid boasts the Mayan feathered serpent god, Quetzalcoatl, descending its steps during the spring and fall equinox. 

Chichen Itza

1200

Lottery available for play in 45 states.

Power Ball

1200

Invented Calculus, developed the laws of motion, and discovered the law of universal gravitation.

Isaac Newton

1200

Software that records all that data that you type.

Key Logger

1600

The security team that protects the president proceeding through this door meant for delivery people or other helpl

Secret Service Entrance.

1600

Built by French sculptor Paul Landowski, this 20th century Art Deco statue rises 2300 feet atop the Corcovado mountain.

Christ the Redeemer

1600
Source of energy for our homes.

Power Plant or Power Station

1600

Physicist who was a pioneer of quantum mechanics and was popularized by the TV series Breaking Bad.

Werner Heisenberg

1600

A type of malicious software that is meant to steal a person's data, which will only be returned for monetary payment.

Ransomware

2000

A landmark area in New Orleans featuring Bourbon Street gets a classic burger from McDonalds.

The French Quarter Pounder

2000

Discovered by Hiram Bingham, this 15th century Incan estate was abandoned during the Spanish Conquest a century later.

Machu Picchu

2000

A legal document that gives one party the authority to act on behalf of the other.

Power of Attorney

2000

Discovered his namesake effect explaining how aircraft wings generate lift.

Daniel Bernoulli

2000

A type of medieval trick written into a legitimate program to provide surreptitious access to a computer system.

Trojan Horse

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