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In-convenient
100
This item, when combined with Diet Coke, creates a rapid reaction that created a famous geyser effect.
What is Mentos?
100
This port's city is known for it's steep hill and its trolley cars?
What is San Francisco?
100
This fruit, often eaten by primates, is actually classified as a berry.
What are Bananas?
100
A cowboy and a space explorer become unlikely best friends while competing for the love of a child.
What is Toy Story?
100
This flag is the official Imperial Flag of this franchises empire.
What is Star Wars?
100
ASAP
What is "as soon as possible"?
100
2,000 Pounds
What is a ton?
200
This soda brand, originally marketed as a "health tonic" in 1866, is the oldest soda.
What is Dr. Pepper?
200
This port is the capital of Sweden.
What is Stockholm?
200
That berry is the only one that has seeds on the outside.
What is a Strawberry?
200
After his father dies, a young man returns to claim the family business, but ends up singing in the jungle.
What is The Lion King?
200
This flag is from a dystopian society where teens compete in an arena, to the death.
What is Panem? (or Hunger Games)
200
IMHO
What is "in my honest opinion"?
200
To release or discharge through an opening.
What is to vent?
300
This country is the largest consumer of Coca-Cola per capita.
What is Mexico?
300
This port is a nation in Asia, known for it's cleanliness.
What is Singapore?
300
Though we typically do not consider the a "berry", botanically speaking it is - it is typically eaten in the summer and is very juicy.
What is a watermelon?
300
A kid goes to a fancy school, learns new words, and gets into trouble with his friends.
What is Harry Potter?
300
This flag, from a fictional country set in the Marvel universe, is known for their advanced technology.
What is Wakanda?
300
CIA
What is "central intelligence agency"?
300
Something that motivates effort.
What is incentive?
400
this Japanese soda, often found in distinctive bottles with a marble inside, is known for its fun, fizzy opening mechanism.
What is Ramune?
400
This port is located in Russia, and was founded by Peter the Great in 1703?
What is St. Petersburg?
400
This flavor was created in the 1950s using a vibrant blue color to differentiate itself from the other red flavors.
What is Blue raspberry?
400
A young farmer's boy discovers he's actually really good at cleaning up family drama across the galaxy.
What is Star Wars: A New Hope?
400
This flag is from a post-apocalyptic world where one of the factions is a New California Republic.
What is Fallout?
400
SCUBA
What is "self-contained underwater breathing apparatus"?
400
To scheme or plot.
What is to connive?
500
This clear cola, released by Pepsi in 1992, aimed to appeal to consumers who wanted a more "pure" soda option.
What is Crystal Pepsi?
500
This port and canal is located in Egypt and sees most of the worlds cargo ships through it.
What is Suez?
500
Although not a real berry, and only in namesake, these "berries" grow in valleys that are flooded with water, when they need to be harvested.
What are cranberries?
500
A group of friends spend nine hours returning jewelry.
What is Lord of the Rings?
500
This flag, from a fictional country, is ruled by a Queen Clarisse Renaldi, and soon-to-be queen, Princess Amelia of Genovia.
What is Genovia? (or Princess Diaries)
500
CVS
What is "consumer value store(s)"?
500
Or of relating to sheep.
What is "ovine"?