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100

This famous orange cat is known for the quote, "I hate Mondays"

Garfield

100

This most famous satellite travels at roughly five miles per second, meaning that it orbits the Earth once ever 90 minutes.

International Space Station

100

In this 1994 film, Andy is sent to prison for allegedly murdering his wife and then meets Red, played as Morgan Freeman, who became his life long best friend. 

Shawshank Redemption

100

This man was the co-founder of apple and is most notable for creating the iPhone.

Steve Jobs

100
Morgan Freeman is from this country, which holds the  southernmost point in Africa.

South Africa

200

This person created his comics and posted them on iFunny before becoming YouTube famous for videos like Tabletop Games and his Sooubway Series.

The Odd1sOut

200

A Satellite can move at speeds up to this number, Which is equivalent to 6x3x1000.

18,000

200

This movie which came out in 1992 stars Denzel Washington playing a man who's controversial life as a Muslim who pushed for Black Liberation ended up getting him assassinated.

Malcolm X

200

Technically technology, these rocks were used to make knives, hammers and arrowheads which marked the beginning of this rock's age.

Stone

200

Freddy Mercury was born in this country; with notable sites being the Serengeti and Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Tanzania

300

This series, written by Jeff Kinney, follows a middle schooler. Its fourth book is titled "Dog Days"

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

300

This satellite was created by the Soviet Union and was the first ever artificial Satellite.

Sputnik

300

This 1993 movie directed by Stephen Spielberg follows Liam Neeson playing the movie's title character who is a businessman in the Germany during WWII.

Schindler's List

300

This search engine was created by Larry Page and Sergey Brin and was originally called Backrub.

Google.

300

Pope John Paul II was born in a town called Watowice in this country which also produced Marie Curie; or should I say Sklodowska.

Poland

400

"Peanuts" Featured many kids such as Charlie Brown, his best friend Linus, and this sister of Charlie who had a crush on Linus.

Sally

400

Satellites calculates this system of navigation which is commonly abbreviated GPS.

Global Positioning System

400

The Sixth Sense talks about this action which is scientifically termed Deathbed Phenomena.

Seeing Dead People

400

The Internet was invented by Vint Cerf and this man, who's surname shares that of an ancient leader with the forename of Kublai.

Bob Khan

400

Adolf Hitler was born in this country, which borders countries such as Czech Republic and Italy.

Austria

500

This character was originally supposed to be gray, but due to a printer malfunction he is now known for being green.

The Incredible Hulk

500

The Earth and Moon are ___ Satellites because they move around the sun and weren't man made.

Natural

500

Jennifer Lopez stars on this 1997 movie which depicts the life of a Mexican American singer who was shot and killed by her agent, Yolanda Saldivar.

Selena

500

Part of the word, "Technology" includes the word Logos, which in Greek means this.

Word/Reason

500

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was born in this country, known for its above average percentage of obesity.

U.S.A.

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