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100

In Frozen, this friendly snowman who loves warm hugs was brought to life by Elsa's magical powers.

Who is Olaf

100

Known as the "Red Planet," this neighboring world gets its rusty color from iron oxide dust on its surface.

What is Mars

100

In Minecraft, this silent green mob sneaks up on players and explodes with a famous "ssss..." sound.

What is a Creeper

100

Unlike insects which have six legs, spiders belong to a group of animals called arachnids and always have this many legs.

What is 8

100

Equipped with several rows of sharp teeth, this famous ocean predator includes famous species like the Hammerhead, Tiger, and Great White.

What is a shark

200

In Illumination's Despicable Me, these small, yellow, capsule-shaped creatures serve Gru and speak a funny language called Minionese.

What are the Minions

200

This colorful arc appears in the sky after it rains when sunlight passes through and refracts inside tiny water droplets.

What is a rainbow

200

In the Pokémon world, this is the title given to a person who captures, trains, and battles Pokémon to earn gym badges.

What is a Pokémon Trainer

200

Before transforming into a beautiful butterfly or moth, these crawling plant-eaters spend their time eating leaves and growing inside a chrysalis or cocoon.

What is a caterpillar

200

Made up of thousands of tiny living creatures called polyps, these colorful underwater structures act as "rainforests of the sea" and provide homes for thousands of marine animals.

What is a coral reef

300

In Pixar's Toy Story, this space ranger action figure genuinely believes he is a real universe-protecting astronaut until he sees a TV commercial for himself.

Who is Buzz Lightyear

300

Sir Isaac Newton famously figured out this invisible pulling force after watching an apple drop from a tree.

What is gravity

300

While Sonic is known for his lightning-fast speed, this yellow two-tailed fox is his brilliant best friend who can fly by spinning his tails like a helicopter.

Who is Tails (or Miles "Tails" Prower)

300

Famous for doing a special "waggle dance" to tell their hive-mates where to find flowers, these tiny buzzing insects collect nectar to produce sweet honey.

What are honeybees

300

Unlike fish that breathe underwater using gills, ocean mammals like dolphins and whales must swim to the surface to breathe air through this opening on top of their heads.

What is a blowhole

400

In Pixar's Inside Out, this pink, candy-scented imaginary friend is part elephant, part cat, and part dolphin.

Who is Bing Bong

400

This astronomical event happens when the Moon passes directly between the Sun and Earth, briefly blocking out the Sun's light during the day.

What is a solar eclipse

400

In Super Mario Odyssey, Mario uses this magical, sentient red hat to capture and take control of enemies, objects, and dinosaurs.

What is Cappy

400

While often mistaken for insects, these multi-legged critters are named for a word meaning "100 legs"—though most species actually have around 30 to 50!

What is a centipede?

400

To stay safe from predators, this masters-of-disguise creature can change both the color and texture of its skin in less than a second to blend into rocks and coral.

What is an octopus

500

In Disney's Encanto, this long-lost uncle is famously not spoken about because his visions of the future always seem to cause trouble.

Who is Bruno

500

While weather describes what it's like outside today, this word describes the average weather pattern of a region measured over a long period of time (like 30 years).

What is climate

500

To reach the End dimension in Minecraft and defeat the Ender Dragon, players must construct a portal frame using twelve of these rare craftable items.

What are Eyes of Ender

500

This process describes the dramatic four-stage life cycle—egg, larva, pupa, and adult—that insects like butterflies and beetles go through to completely change their body shape.

What is metamorphosis

500

Glowing in the dark pitch-black depths of the deep sea, animals like the Anglerfish produce their own natural light through a scientific process known by this name.

What is bioluminescence

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