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Which team won the first super bowl in 1967?

Green Bay Packers

100

This singer performed in 1968 "68 comeback special" known as the King of Rock and Roll.

Elvis Presley

100

This 1999 sci-fi film questions reality through "the red pill or blue pill" 

The Matrix

100

These aquatic animals are known for Spyhopping and are able to look above water

whales

100

Type of sugar is the main energy source for the brain?

glucose

200

This NFL teams "12th man" tradition honors its famously loud fans.

Seattle Seahawks

200

This instrument has pedals, pipes, and keys.

Organ
200

This actress played Clarice Starling in "The Silence of the Lambs"

Jodie Foster

200

This bird, native to New Zealand, is flightless and nocturnal

kiwi

200

This vitamin is essential for blood clotting?

Vitamin K

300

This basketball player was nicknamed “The Glove” for his defense

Gary Payton

300

This Michael Jackson song features the new "moonwalk" in its music video`

Billie Jean

300

This 1980 horror film, directed by Stanley Kubrick, features the Overlook Hotel and Jack Nicholson’s “Here’s Johnny!” scene.

The Shining

300

this venomous lizard from Mexico is known for its bright blue tail in juveniles.

Gila Monster

300

The word that describes the body's ability to maintain stability.

Homeostasis

400

This American sprinter won 9 Olympic gold medals and was famously stripped of 8 in the 2000s due to a doping scandal.

Marion Jones

400

This 2016 album by Frank Ocean blends R&B, jazz, and electronic sounds, was released with little prior announcement, and features tracks like “Nikes” and “Nights.”

Blonde

400

This 2018 thriller uses a single-take illusion in most of its scenes to follow a terrorist attack in London.

1917

400

This animals is an unusual marsupial, has a venomous bite and produces one of the strongest mammalian toxins known.

Tasmanian Devil

400

This rare autoimmune disorder occurs when the body’s immune system attacks the adrenal cortex, leading to fatigue, low blood pressure, and hyperpigmentation.

Addisons Disease
500

This famous baseball player hit “The Shot Heard ’Round the World” in 1951 to win the National League pennant.

Bobby Thompson

500

Who is the artist with the most grammy wins? How many?

Beyonce, 32 

500

This 2014 Wes Anderson film features meticulously symmetrical framing, a fictional Eastern European setting called the Republic of Zubrowka, and a legendary concierge named Gustave H.

The Grand Budapest Hotel 

500

This deep-sea fish uses a bioluminescent lure on its head to attract prey in the pitch-black ocean depths.

Anglerfish

500

This 21st-century technique uses CRISPR-based gene editing to selectively turn off disease-causing genes in living humans and has been trialed for conditions like sickle cell disease and transthyretin amyloidosis.

CRISPR gene 

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