Movie Monsters
In the Ground
Frito-lay
Olympic Games
European History
100

This sky scraper sized monster attacked Japan due to radioactive fallout after the atomic devistation.

Godzilla

100

Look under a rock and you may find this soft-bodied tube-shaped invertebrate animal playing the vital role of eating decaying plant matter and aerating the earth.

Earthworm

100

These bright neon orange corn cheese puff snacks were invented in 1948, with their "Flaming Hot" variant being one of the best selling snacks in America.

Cheetos

100

Born in Houston, this is the most decorated female Gymnastic Athlete in the Olympics. 

Simone Biles

100

In 1930, Turkey starting replaced this name of their largest city with the more modern Istanbul.

Constantinople

200

The Stay Puft Marshmellow man is the physical embodiment of the villian of this 1980s movie classic.

Ghostbusters

200

This animal plays a vital role in our determination of whether we get more or less winter every February.

groundhog

200

"Take Me Out to the Ballgame" features this Frito-Lay product with popcorn and peanuts.

Cracker Jack

200

You'll find 8 people in the pool together in a team in a both athletic and artistic performance showing breath control, dance and strict timing.

Synchronized Swimming

200

The Renaissance gave birth to this artist known for the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper. 

Leonardo Da Vinci
300

This movie monster starts as an egg in a host turning into a facehugger before turning into an adult.

Xenomorph

300

This small carnivorous mammal comes out of the dirt in Southern Africa and may sing a song with a warthog in Lion King.

Meerkat

300

The purple bag of these triangle shaped chips is widely praised for it's unique Asian-inspired sweet and zesty heat.

Spicy Sweet Chili Doritos

300

This olympic sport features two athletes using a sabre tying to strike each other in valid target areas. En garde!

Fencing

300

This man is was at the forefront of the Protestant Reformation, challenging the Catholic Church and splitting European Christianity. 

Martin Luther

400

The famous villian is a dream-stalking, razor-gloved killer of elm-street.

Freddy Krueger

400

DAILY DOUBLE

This animal native to Australia nests in the dirt, is semi-aquatic, and on the only mammals that lays eggs, is venomous, and doesn't have nipples, sweating milk instead.

400

In 2010, Frito-Lay introduced new compostable bag for this brand of chips, measuring up to 95 decibels when crinkled, sparking severe backlash and drop in sales. 

Sun Chips

400

Aim your shotgun, as a machine will launch these saucers which you have to shootdown.

Clay Pigeon

400

This Portuguese explorer is credited with discovering the first direct maritime route between Europe and India via the Cape of Good Hope.

Vasco da Gama

500

This 1954 classic horror film, features a Amazonian scientific expedition encountering this prehistoric amphibious humanoid.

Gill-Man/Creature from the Black Lagoon

500

Found in underground burrows in grassy clifftops, this adorable bird is found in the north atlantic nesting with the same mate and burrow year after year.

Puffins

500

The Mexican cousin of Munchie's, this label of snacks includes Cheeto Puffs, Turbos Flamas and Rancheritos.

Sabrita's 

500

Not to be confused with bobsled, this winter sport features athletes facedown and headfirst into the course after a running start.

Skeleton

500

This Roman Emperor is most famous for his tyranny and the great fire of Rome, shares a name with a CD ROM burning software popular in the 2000s. 

Nero

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