And the Winner is...
Strange Plants
Space on TV
War in the Pacific
Etymology
100
Walt Disney was nominated 59 times for this award which is the pinnacle of peer recognition in Hollywood.
Oscars
100
The Traveller's type of one of these tropical trees can be found in Sao Tome & Principe and look 2d.
Palm Tree
100
The Moon Landing was broadcasted live on TV to 600 million people in July 24th of this year.
1969
100
The Pearl Harbor Attack occurred on this Hawaiian Island, also home to the capital city of Honolulu.
Oahu
100
The word "Atomos" comes from Greek and means uncuttable but now we dub this tiny particle by a different name.
Atom
200
This is the heaviest trophy in sports that hockey players win by being the last one standing at its namesake Playoffs.
Stanley Cup
200
This small bog plant is famous for slowly digesting insects that land on them.
Venus Flytrap
200
This Major League Baseball team in Houston had cheating accusations two years after they won the World Series in 2017.
Astros
200
One of the most famous battles in the Pacific featured America destroying most of Japan's best naval pilots. Now, this battle is also the name of a secondary Midwestern Airport.
Battle of Midway
200
Although it's made without eggs like standard Ice Cream, this word is a direct translation from Italian into the American dessert.
Gelato
300
This Polish-French Physicist was the first person ever to win two Nobel Prizes. One for her discovery of Radiation and then in 1911 when she discovered two new elements.
Marie Curie
300
The Dracula Simia is the Latin name for a flower that has a pistil that resembles the head of this primate.
Monkey
300
This show from the History channel explores the controversial theory that extraterrestrials have made contact with the Earth from Dinosaur times all the way to Egypt.
Ancient Aliens
300
This battle in Japan was the last major battle in WWII and was staged in Japan's most southern Prefecture which is now known for being a tropical paradise.
Battle of Okinawa
300
We get the word "Karaoke" from this country which also gives us words like "Emoji" and "Futon"
Japan
400
This prize is considered the highest national honor in print journalism, literary achievement, and musical composition.
Pulitzer Prize
400
You can find the Grandidier’s Baobab in this country; also the only home to Lemurs.
Madagascar
400
This cartoon for adults involved some domestic family drama and a misanthropic grandfather dragging his grandson into hijinks.
Rick and Morty
400
The U.S. seized this Pacific Island and took this iconic picture which now has a memorial in Washington D.C.
Iwo Jima
400
This word for crown has Latin origins and is also the name of a deadly virus that spread around the entire world.
Corona
500
This award founded in 1990 is known as the "Oscars of the Food World"
James Beard Award
500
This plant is known for being the third ingredient on a Caprese Salad. It's Latin name is Ocimum Basilicum.
Basil
500
The reason you can watch your TV is because Satellites receive these kinds of signals from Ground Stations.
Radio Waves
500
This Japanese Admiral with Captain Minoru Genda was the mastermind behind the Pearl Harbor Attack in December 7, 1941.
Isoroku Yamamoto
500
This word is the only word in the entire Spanish language with all five vowels and means, "Butterfly"
Murcielago