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200
This team is the only one of today's 30 Major League franchises to have fielded a team every season since professional baseball has been in existence.
Atlanta Braves
200
Which of Shakespeare's plays is Taylor Swift's hit song "Love Story" about?
Romeo and Juliet
200
This sitcom was set in Boston, Massachusetts and ran on NBC from 1982-1993, at the local gathering spot where 'everybody knows your name.'
Cheers
200
Renovations began in 1985 on this hotel, which now houses City Hall, as well as a few properties of Harper Enterprises.
The Myon Hotel
200
This commonly-used condiment was used as medicine in the 1830’s.
Ketchup
200
What does the term "phalanges" refer to?
Fingers
400
NBA star Michael Jordan played basketball for which ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) college team?
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
400
This band emerged in the 70's and went on to have No. 1 hits such as "One of These Nights" and "New Kid in Town."
The Eagles
400
This Walt Disney film, released in 2000, is based on the true story of an African-American coach, Herman Boone, who leads a newly integrated high school football team in 1970's Virginia.
Remember The Titans
400
What is the highest even-numbered street inside the city limits?
50th
400
This Vietnamese soup dish typically consists of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat.
Pho
400
Which artist is associated with this famous painting?
Leonardo da Vinci
600
FIFA governs all facets of this game, including regulating the rules of play, overseeing the transfers of players internationally, organizing international competitions such as the FIFA World Cup, etc.
Soccer
600
Although he sold over 20 million albums world wide, this singer, whose genre could be described as "Gulf and Western" was never nominated for any musical awards, except at the 2003 CMA awards, for his collaboration with Alan Jackson.
Jimmy Buffett
600
What was the first network in the United States to have 24-hour news?
CNN
600
The mascot for Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, more commonly referred to as ABAC, is shown in this picture, and is also associated with the college's official logo.
Stallion
600
What is the only food that will never go bad?
Honey
600
What (3) colors are known as the Primary colors?
Red, Blue, and Yellow
800
This Blackshear, Georgia native played football at the University of Georgia, leading the bulldogs to two national championships.
Stetson Bennett
800
This Fleetwood Mac album was released in 1977 and contains songs such "Dreams" and "You Make Loving Fun."
Rumours
800
What "gift" do contestants on "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" receive that lets them know they will be staying on the show for another round?
Rose
800
Noted as the largest employer in the city, this organization is “With You For Life.”
Southwell
800
This drink originated in 1885 and is the first soda (as we know it today) ever created in the United States.
Dr. Pepper
800
What is the most commonly sold car in the entire world?
Toyota Corolla
1000
In 1986, at the age of 46, Jack Nicklaus became the oldest player to win this tournament, originally known as the “Augusta National Invitational.”
The Master’s
1000
This popular Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell duet was released in 1967, peaking at No. 19 on Billboard's charts. It was also performed by Diana Ross and then later featured in the soundtrack of the 1998 film, Stepmom.
"Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
1000
This lead "Top Gun" actor has been married 3 times, with the most recent being to Katie Holmes, who he divorced in 2012.
Tom Cruise
1000
The City was named after this Mystic, Connecticut native who traveled to South Georgia to harvest timber for the family shipbuilding business.
Henry Tift
1000
One of Andy Warhol's most famous artworks is a set of 32 canvases, each bearing an image of a red-and-white can of soup from what company?
Campbell’s
1000
Which country are you visiting if you are in the Taj Mahal?
India