Capitals' Countries
Kitchen Items
Presidents and Their Endeavors
Scrambled Albums
Movie Lines
200

This country has 2 official languages: English and French. Ottawa is its capital.

Canada

200

This typically 3 to 4 pronged utensil was originally used to roast meat over fire, but now it can be found at almost every meal.

Fork

200

This president was found guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

Donald Trump

200

Michael Jackson's "Lerlith"

Thriller

200

In this 80s sci-fi, a cyborg Arnold Schwarzenegger tells police: "I'll be back."

Terminator

400

North of Germany, this country is home to the capital city of Copenhagen, and also the invention of LEGO.

Denmark

400

You might see this utensil serving punch or soup.

Ladle

400

This president DID NOT have wooden teeth. They were actually a mix of human, horse, and cow teeth, plus ivory.

George Washington

400

The Beatles' "Oar Yabbed"

Abbey Road

400

In this 90s comedy-drama, Tom Hanks, while sitting on a bench, tells a stranger: "My mama always said, life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."

Forrest Gump

600

This directionally named country in Africa has 3 capitals: Pretoria, Cape Town, and Bloemfontein.

South Africa

600

This very new addition to the kitchen acts as an alternative to the microwave and is primarily used to reheat leftovers.

Air Fryer

600

Legend says this president fought hundreds of duels, though only one ever ended in death when he killed Charles Dickinson in 1806.

Andrew Jackson

600

Amy Whinehouse's "Tab Klack Cob"

Back to Black

600

In this superhero film, Robert Downey Jr. gives his final farewell to his daughter by saying: "I love you 3000."

Avengers: Endgame

800

This Central European country's capital is Budapest and is the birthplace of the Rubik's Cube.

Hungary

800

Originally a small hourglass, this oval shaped timer of short duration is designed to help you cook your breakfast.

Egg Timer

800

At 6 foot 4, this president wrestled roughly 300 matches and only lost one.

Abraham Lincoln

800

Miles Davis' "Nod Lubikef"

Kind of Blue

800

In this novel-based classic, a young Judy Garland tells her dog: "Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore..."

The Wizard of Oz

1000

This North Asian country ranks first in horses per capita, with around 4 million horses, Ulaanbaatar being its capital city.

Mongolia

1000

This handheld slicer shares its name with an Italian stringed instrument.

Mandolin

1000

This president was a Hollywood actor until 1964. He then made the switch to politics, winning election as the Governor of California in 1966.

Ronald Reagan

1000

Kanye West's "Fwabeau Tym Reastidul Fant Diskt"

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

1000

In this neo-Western, Javier Bardem asks a gas station owner: "What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?"

No Country for Old Men

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