20th Century Fashion
Constellations
Cafe Drinks
Nobel Prize Winners
Famous Paintings
100

In the 1920s, laborers, newsies, and farmers would use this type of headwear for its low cost and durability. 

What is a flat cap?

100

When you are lost, look to this constellation, as this contains the North Star.

What is Ursa Minor/Little Dipper?

100

A shot of espresso that has been diluted with hot water.

What is an Americano?

100

This Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1964 fought against racial inequality with nonviolence.

Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?

100

Vincent van Gogh painted this masterful artwork from the view outside his window of the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole mental asylum in 1889.

What is The Starry Night?

200

During his legendary re-debut in Las Vegas, Elvis Presley switched out his two-piece suit for this iconic outfit. 

What is a Jumpsuit?

200

Despite being part of a greater asterism of a Greek hunter, this constellation is famous for its three evenly distanced stars.

What is Orion's Belt?

200

This type of tea is actually the Hindi word for tea. Which means that for Hindi speaking people, you are actually asking for "Tea Tea".

What is Chai?

200
In 2009, this US President won the Nobel Peace Prize for their actions to strengthen international diplomacy and encourage nuclear disarmament.  

Who is Barack Obama?

200

Contrary to popular belief, this famous portrait painting does not follow your gaze as you move around the room.

Who is The Mona Lisa?

300

In the Great Gatsby, Daisy Buchanan exemplified the spirit of this roaring twenties archetype, and shares the same name as the type of dress she wore.

What is a Flapper?

300

This constellation shows the close bond of mythological twins Castor and Pollux, the two brightest stars in this star cluster.

What is Gemini?

300

Despite American cafes turning it into more of a late, this classic Italian version of this drink is merely a shot of espresso with a spoonful of milk foam on top.

What is a Macchiato? 

300

Famous for pioneering the study of radiology, as well as discovering polonium and radium, this Polish chemist and physicist was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. 

Who is Marie Curie?

300

The Treachery of Images by René Magritte argued that painted images are only representations rather than real physical objects by painting this common object with the subtext, "This is not a _____".

What is a Pipe?

400

The 1960s marked a massive shift from conservative clothing to more expressive and rebellious. For young women, they ditched pencil and pleaded skirts for this style of clothing.

What is a Mini-Skirt?

400

The constellation Lyra, depicting that of a lyre is said to have been a gift from Apollo to this legendary musician, that has been returned to the skies after they pass.

Who is Orpheus?

400

The traditional preparation of this drink includes vigorously whisking ground up green tea leaves inside a tea bowl rather than steeping it.

What is Matcha?

400

This creator of the Nobel Prize set aside over 31 million Swedish kronor in their will to reward those who offer the "greatest benefit to mankind."

Who is Alfred Nobel?

400

Salvador Dali is famously known for making this surrealist piece of artwork that depicts clocks melting in the desert.

What is The Persistence of Memory?

500

Want to warm your neck from the cold? Or maybe you want to have that turtle-neck look without all the bulk? Then you should pick up this article of clothing.

What is a Dickie?

500

The Summer Triangle is a collection of the three brightest stars from the Lyra, Cygnus, and Aquila constellations. These stars are named Vega, Deneb, and this star.

What is Altair?

500

A warm shot of espresso dripped over a scoop of ice cream or gelato.

What is an Affogato? 

500

In 1968, this sensory Japanese writer won a Nobel Prize in Literature for their implementation of Japanese aesthetics in works such as Snow Country, and Japan The Beautiful, and Myself

Who is Yasunari Kawabata?

500

The famous 1862 Polish painting Stańczyk portrays a festive celebration of nobility taking place in the other hall while this individual ironically sits alone and depressed about the news that Poland lost another city to the Russians.

Who is a Jester?

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