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100

He won the Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1954 and 1955 for his work on The Jackie Gleason Show. 

Art Carney 

100

Diana Ross & … 

The Supremes 

100

This nearly 2000-year-old building in Rome was used for public spectacles, including gladiatorial contests, executions, and dramas based on classical mythology. 

The Colosseum 

100

This Canadian-American actor founded an organization dedicated to Parkinson’s Disease research nearly 25 years ago. 

Michael J. Fox 

100

Boston and Romaine 

Lettuce 

200

In 1957, the International Geophysical Year triggered an 18-month study of this continent by scientists from nearly 70 countries. 

Antarctica 

200

Gladys Knight & … 

The Pips 

200

This is the Russian word for “fortified building.” It’s often used to refer to the most famous one in Moscow, or to the government that is based there. 

Kremlin 

200

Brother of Tito, Jermaine, LaToya, Janet, and five other siblings. 

Michael Jackson 

200

Red Bliss and Fingerling 

Potato 

300

On 1950’s TV, what line came after, “Hey Kids, what time is it?” 

“It’s Howdy Doody time!” 

300

Les Brown & … 

His Band of Renown 

300

It makes sense that this building is depicted on the back of a US five dollar bill. 

The Lincoln Memorial 

300

He’s an ordained Baptist minister, was governor of Arkansas from 1996 to 2007, ran for president in 2008, and lost over 110 lbs. in 2003. 

Mike Huckabee 

300

Napa and Savoy 

Cabbage 

400

In 1951, Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn rode this dilapidated steamboat down the Ulanga River and into movie history. 

The African Queen 

400

Sly & … 

The Family Stone

400

The CN Tower is the tallest freestanding structure in the western hemisphere, a symbol of Canada, and an icon of this city’s skyline. 

Toronto, Ontario 

400

In the 1987 movie, Glenn Close had a Fatal Attraction for this actor. 

Michael Douglas 

400

Bermuda and Pearl 

Onion

500

According to The World Book Encyclopedia, there were about 6 million of these in American homes in 1950, and nearly 60 million by 1960.

Television sets

500

Frankie Valli & …

The Four Seasons

500

In this famous building, located in New York City’s Harlem neighborhood, both Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan won amateur talent contests in the 1940’s.

The Apollo Theater

500

He was born and raised in Boston, but he served as Mayor of New York City from 2002 to the last day of December in 2013.

Michael Bloomberg

500

Banana and Bell

Pepper

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