Slogans
70s Music
Just for fun yet useless
on the map
Literature
100
“What’s in your wallet?”
Capital One
100
“The Dark Side Of The Moon”
Pink Floyd
100
number of muscles in a cats ear
32
100
Home of the golden gate bridge
San Fransico
100
She penned the 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird
Harper Lee
200
“Can you hear me now? Good.”
Verizon
200
Fronted by Robert Plant
Led Zepplin
200
this author invented the word "Nerd"
Dr Suess
200
"Worlds most beautiful beaches"
Panama City Beach
200
notable works include the novels War and Peace (1869) and Anna Karenina (1878)
Tolstoy
300
“Is it in you?”
Gatorade
300
powerhouse piano player and vocalist with songs such as “Bennie And The Jets,” “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” and “Candle In The Wind.”
Elton John
300
This birds eye is larger than its brain
Ostrich
300
Longest river in the US
Missouri
300
a female canadian author whos works encompass a variety of themes including gender and identity, religion and myth, the power of language, climate change, and "power politics"
Margaret Atwood
400
“Good to the last drop.”
Maxwell House
400
guitarist Lindsey Buckingham joined this band ...he said yes on the condition his girlfriend came as well
Fleetwood Mac
400
The average yawn lasts this long
6 seconds
400
tallest mountian in the us
Mt McKinley
400
Virginia Woolf
500
“What happens here, stays here”
Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority
500
his upbeat, unique type of rock and Jamaican rhythms. made him one of the most influential and popular gutiarist of all time
Jimi Hendrix
500
a group of this living thing is called a smack
Jellyfish
500
The lowest point in the US
Death Valley
500
William Styron wrote this famous novel in 1979, later made into a movie in the 1980s
Sophies Choice