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100
The Laws of Motion are attributed to this famous scientist.
Isaac Newton
100
This classical composer was famously deaf during his later years.
Beethoven
100
This broomstick sport is played in the Harry Potter movies.
Quidditch
100
The term "deuce" is meant to represent a tied game in this sport.
Tennis
100
An egg shaped nursery rhyme character.
Humpty Dumpty
200
This blood type is the least common among humans.
Type AB
200
The most watched video on Youtube is for this popular song and dance.
Baby Shark
200
This internet meme is from this popular Will Ferrell Movie.
Anchorman
200
In bowling, a perfect game means you scored this many points.
300
200
This chocolate is the candy coated version of the chocolate peanut butter cup brand.
Reece's Pieces
300
The amount of bones in a shark's body.
Zero
300
The artist Lizzo is also famous for playing this instrument.
The Flute
300
The name of Han Solo's ship in Star Wars.
The Millennium Falcon
300
In football, a touchdown scores this many points.
6
300
This Dr Seuss book features a mischievous animal wearing striped clothing and a bow tie.
Cat in the Hat
400
This muscle is the strongest in the human body.
Masseter (Jaw muscle)
400
The lead singer of this "royally" British band is actually named Farrokh Bulsara.
Queen
400
"You talkin to me?" is a famous quote from this 1976 movie.
Taxi Driver
400
The only sport to ever be played on the moon.
Golf
400
This NBA player is nicknamed the "Big Diesel".
Shaquille O'Neal
500
These subatomic particles make up protons and neutrons.
Quarks
500
The first woman inducted into the rock n' roll hall of fame.
Aretha Franklin
500
In 1965, Julie Andrews won her first Best Actress Academy award for this movie.
Mary Poppins
500
This country is the only one to have played in every FIFA World Cup.
Brazil
500
This daredevil is known for jumping over objects and gaps with a motorcycle.
Evel Knievel