Legendary Families
This American family rose to fame when Barack became the 44th President of the United States in 2009.
The Obamas
Any 2: Bears (Football), Blackhawks (Hockey), Bulls (Basketball), Cubs (Baseball), Fire (Soccer), Sky (Basketball), Red Stars (Soccer) White Sox (Baseball), Wolves (Hockey).
U2
ARTIST
This top-secret military base is located in the Nevada desert and rumored to be home of UFO technology and possible alien remains.
Area 51
Based on the real-life effects of capitalism, this game has players compete to be the richest by buying and selling property.
Monopoly
This American family that is known for being in the reality television and entertainment industries. In addition, have a number of their own clothing lines, fragrance lines, and production companies.
The Kardashian-Jenners
Marisha Pessl was born October 26, 1977. In 1977, this movie about a Philadelphia boxer won the Oscars' Best Film award.
Rocky
The Card Players
ART (Paul Cézanne)
More than 20 planes and 50 ships has mysteriously vanished into thin air or crashed in this area in the Atlantic Ocean between Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Miami, Florida.
The Bermuda Triangle
The objective of this game is to solve a murder, and it’s up to players to figure out the who, where, and what.
Clue
This family, also known as the House of Windsor, rules the United Kingdom as well as 15 other Commonwealth realms.
The Royal Family
After her parents divorced, Pessl moved southeast to "The Tar Heel State". What state is this?
North Carolina
Three Musicians
ART (Picasso)
This U.S. State is the site of a possible UFO crash in 1947.
New Mexico
In this game, players work together to save the world by finding cures for four deadly diseases before they spread worldwide.
Pandemic
This American family that is known for owning Walmart Inc. which is the world’s largest retailer.
The Waltons
Marisha transferred to Barnard College is a private women's liberal arts college affiliated with Columbia University. What city did she move to?
New York City
The Who
ARTIST
This is large, deep, freshwater lake, in the Scottish Highlands is most famous for sightings of its titular monster, a mythical serpent-like creature.
Loch Ness Lake
This popular fantasy tabletop role-playing game was derived from miniature wargames.
Dungeons & Dragons
This family started a chain of hotels in America and expanded to several countries across the world.
The Hiltons
Marisha was born in Clarkston, Michigan. This was also the location of this famous automobile pioneer's summer home.
Henry Ford
American Gothic
ART (Grant Wood)
This isolated island in the Pacific Ocean was once populated by the ancient Polynesians. It has almost 1,000 giant stone face-like statues, which stand an average of 13 feet tall and weigh 14 tons apiece.
Easter Island
This railroad-building game where players compete to build the best railway network.
Ticket to Ride