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A 1967 Bee Gees hit 

Massachusetts

100

This iconic, 37-foot tall left field wall at Fenway Park has been terrorizing right-handed pitchers since 1912.

The Green Monster

100
A protest of British taxation without representation.

The Boston Tea Party

100

Boston is known for creating this first transportation system in America.

The Subway (1897 - Tremont Street)

100

This man recently went on an epic journey

Matt Damon

200

A group from Boston that formally had their own rollercoaster.

Aerosmith

200

the catchy song that is played and sung by the crowd during the 8th inning of every home game.

Sweet Caroline

200

This walk takes you 2.5 miles to see 16 officially designated historical sites in Boston.

The Freedom Trail

200

Boston Common is America's first this.

Public Park

200

This actor stated his career being known as the New Kid on the Block

Mark Wahlberg

300

The most popular song from the classic rock band that shares Boston's name?

More than a Feeling

300

Because of their team name and logo, the Bruins' official furry mascot is this type of animal.

A bear (AKA Blades the Bruin)

300

The name used for the deadly March 5, 1770 clash on King Street where British soldiers killed 5 colonists.

The Boston Massacre
300

Better get a move on, this began in 1897 and was the first of its kind in the U.S.

The Boston Marathon

300

Which actress with an iconic voice delivered the famous line "These gays, they're trying to murder me." 

Jennifer Coolidge

400

This Boston Band thinks your just what they needed.

The Cars

400

The Red Sox famously broke an 86 year championship drought by winning this trophy in 2004.

The World Series

400

This neighbourhood got its name after a wooden signal was erected at its summit in 1635 to warn early Boston colonists of incoming attacks.

Beacon Hill

400

Ring Ring, this was demonstrated and patented in Boston.

The Telephone

400

This actor is known for his meaningful looks into the camera in reaction to shenanigans around his workplace.

John Krasinski

500

This indie punk Boston group has noticed the male entering the room.

The Pixies - Here comes your man

500

Considered the greatest defenseman in hockey history, famous for his iconic "flying goal" to win the 1970 Stanley Cup.

Bobby Orr

500

Boston's famous flood of 1919, which involved a 2.3 million gallon storage tank that burst and sent a 25-foot wave of this crashing through the streets, killing 21 people.

Molasses (Syrup)

500

The first college founded nearby Cambridge in 1636.

Harvard University

500

This SNL alumna is a Joy-full actress who now runs a successful podcast.

Amy Poehler

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