7 Wonders of the World
Sportspeople Known for Other Stuff
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Literary Characters
Cartoon Animals
Know Your Apps
400
The American Society of Civil Engineers list, authors of probably the most boring list of wonders, includes this Toronto tower.
What is the CN Tower?
400
If you don't follow basketball, you might know this guy from saying trash like "Republicans buy sneakers too", or from his role in Space Jam.
Who is Michael Jordan?
400
This public broadcasting networks' 'The National' no longer hosted by Mansbridge.
What is CBC?
400
Tom Joad is the protagonist of The Grapes of Wrath, written by this man.
Who is Steinbeck?
400
He's known for the catchphrase "What's up, Doc?"
Who is Bugs bunny?
400
Shrimp line the rim of a large glass or bowl to make this appetizer.
What is a shrimp cocktail?
800
The mausoleum seen here.
What is the Taj Mahal?
800
Sure, he was a Boxer. But he is also known for his famous non stick electric grills.
Who is George Foreman?
800
The Office.
What is NBC?
800
Clive King's this man "of the Dump".
Who is Stig?
800
This cat and mouse often had violent confrontations but were sometimes friends too.
Who are Tom and Jerry?
800
Calamari is this kind cephalopod.
What is squid?
1200
This, structure in a northeast African country is the only wonder of the ancient world that still exists.
1200
Non tennis fans might know her from seeing her marching and speaking at BLM protests.
Who is Naomi Osaka?
1200
Big Food Bucket List.
What is Food Network?
1200
The Nautilus in Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is captained by this man.
Who is Captain Nemo?
1200
Here comes this title turtle,
Coming over to play,
Growing a little,
Every day.
Who is Franklin?
1200
Wednesdays are often reserved for this part of the chicken on sale for super cheap, as little as $0.10 a piece.
What is wing?
1600
This bell tower in a central Italian city was built in the 12th through 14th centuries.
What is the Leaning Tower of Pisa?
1600
Imran Khan has had political success in his post-cricket career as prime minister of this country.
What is Pakistan?
1600
Grown-ish, which has been nominated for many teen choice awards, is originally from this network.
What is Freeform?
1600
Ponyboy is the main character and narrator in this 1967 novel you may have read in junior high school.
What is The Outsiders?
1600
Many people incorrectly remember the name of the Berenstain Bears as the Berenstein Bears, known as this effect.
1600
This leafy green vegetable is often combined with artichokes, garlic, and other ingredients to make a creamy dip for chips or flatbread.
What is spinach?
2000
Niagara didn't make the cut. These falls are located on the Zambia-Zimbabwe border.
What is Victoria Falls?
2000
This former "CFL Bench Warmer" is probably better known for his TV career. He was the Bachelor in 2012, and hosted 2 seasons of Chopped Canada.
Who is Brad Smith?
2000
The Amazing Race, MasterChef Canada, and This is Us are all shown on this privately owned network.
What is CTV?
2000
Beloved, written by this author, tells the story of Sethe, a formerly enslaved woman and her family in Reconstruction Era United States.
Who is Toni Morrison?
2000
In 'The Ballad of Buster Baxter' Art Garfunkel, portrayed by this animal, sings "Buster Baxter went away then he came back".
What is a moose?
2000
Caesar salad is often attributed to Caesar Cardini, an Italian immigrant working in this nation in the Americas.
What is Mexico?