Something’s Brewing
Unproductivity
What’s in a Name
U.S. One-hit Wonders
Great Chemistry
100

Both the American Revolution and the French Revolution were plotted here.

Coffeehouse

100

9 out of 10 people to this in meetings.

Daybream

100

This name is believed to be related to an old Celtic term for "high, noble".

Brian

100

It was the beginning of the end for radio when this band’s video became the first video to appear on MTV.

The Buggles, "Video Killed the Radio Star" (1970s)

100

The amount of snow one inch of falling rain will become when the weather is approximately 30° F.

10 inches

200

It has just one-third of the caffeine content of a cup of regular coffee.

Espresso

200

The most productive day of the week.

Tuesday

200

This name is derived from the Greek word meaning "stone".

Peter

200

This song was the lead singer’s “last call” in anticipation of becoming a father.

Semisonic, "Closing Time" (1990s)

200

Your body has already lost about 1% of its water by the time you feel this sensation.

Thirsty

300

The first most traded commodity next to coffee.

Petroleum

300

The average employee spends two hours a day recovering from these.

Interruptions

300

This name is of Hebrew origin and means "he will add".

Joseph

300

It became the hit of the land when a scientist threw a party for classic 1940s horror icons.

Buddy Pickett, "Monster Mash" (1960s)

300

The volume in a glass of water will decrease by up to 2% by adding a handful of this.

Salt

400

The largest coffee producer in the world producing over 44 million bags each year.

Brazil

400

This leads to as much as a 40% drop in productivity, increased stress, and a 10% drop in IQ

Multitasking

400

The name is of Latin origin and means “beautiful woman”.

Caroline

400

These Grammy Award-winning, canine-loving Bahamian men played a modernized style of music called junkanoo.

Baha Men, "Who Let the Dogs Out?" (2000s)

400

This amorphous solid is actually a liquid, in which its molecules move extremely slow.

Glass

500

This coffee’s cherries are eaten by wild rodents who can’t digest the beans and farmers pick up the droppings to process its highly prized taste.

Civet, the world’s most expensive coffee

500

These cost $37 billion in salaries for U.S. businesses every year.

Unnecessary meetings

500

This name is of English origin and means “god Is gracious”.

Jane

500

This UK band was not shy about naming themselves phonetically for the sounds a baby makes.

Kajagoogoo, "Too Shy" (1980s)

500

This is the only letter that does not appear on the periodic table of elements.

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