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New 7 Wonders of the World
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100

Tall people bounce a ball and aggressively high five!

Basketball

100

A seemingly innocent toy doll possessed by the spirit of a serial killer. He is foul-mouthed, manipulative, and surprisingly fast, using his small size to catch people off guard.

Chucky

100

The 35th President of the U.S., known for his charismatic leadership during critical events like the Cuban Missile Crisis.

John F kennedy

100

A massive wall built over centuries to protect this large country in Asia from invasions. It stretches across mountains, deserts, and plains.

Great Wall of China

100

 Why don’t skeletons fight each other?

 They don’t have the guts!

200

Chase a puck on ice, and punch your enemies!

Hockey

200

A chaotic, mischievous bio-exorcist with wild green hair and a striped suit. More comedic than terrifying, he uses tricks, transformations, and outrageous behavior to cause supernatural mayhem.

Beetlejuice

200

 A symbol of blonde beauty and glamour, she also advocated for civil rights.

Marilyn Monroe

200

A huge ancient Roman amphitheater where gladiator fights and public spectacles took place. It represents the engineering skills of the Roman Empire.

Colosseum 

200

Why do witches use brooms to fly in October?

Because vacuum cleaners are too heavy!

300

Hit a yellow ball back and forth until someone screams

tennis

300

A masked towering, powerful killer associated with Camp Crystal Lake. Usually silent and relentless, he pursues his victims with brute strength and a chilling lack of mercy.

Jason Vorhees

300

This britich group revolutionized music and culture with their innovative sound and style.

the beatles

300

A magnificent white-marble mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is a symbol of love.

Taj Mahal

300

Why do ghosts love riding in elevators?

 It lifts their spirits!

400

flip and twirl while defying gravity

gymnastics

400

A calculating mastermind who traps people in deadly moral tests. Recognizable for his eerie puppet, Billy, and his elaborate games.

Jigsaw

400

 A leading figure in the visual art movement known as Pop Art, he challenged traditional boundaries of art.

Andy Warhol

400

An ancient Inca city high in the Andes Mountains. It is known for its stone buildings, terraces, and breathtaking scenery.

Machu Pichu

400

What is a vampire’s favorite fruit?

Neck-tarines!

500

scale walls for fun and hope you don't fall!

rock climbing

500

A mute, grotesque clown who communicates through exaggerated facial expressions and unsettling gestures. He is sadistic, unpredictable, and infamous for extreme violence.

art the clown (from the terrifier)

500

 Regarded as a British cultural icon, this icon rose to fame during London's Swinging Sixties and became one of the first international supermodels.

twiggy

500

An ancient Mayan city famous for its step pyramid, El Castillo. It demonstrates the Maya civilization's advanced knowledge of astronomy and mathematics.

Chichen itza

500

Why do witches wear name tags?

 So they can remember which witch is which!

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