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FBI

Federal Bureau of Investigation 

100

This country music couple recorded the hit song “Jackson” together

Johnny Cash and June Carter

100

Concord

New Hampshire

100

This vegetable has a lot of vitamin A, which is great for your eyesight 

Carrot

100

This 1960s Motown group sang “My Girl,” a song with the famous line about sunshine on a cloudy day

Temptations

200

ATM

 Automated Teller Machine

200

This Hollywood couple starred together in Cleopatra and had a famously turbulent relationship

 Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton

200

Buenos Aires

Argentina
200

This root vegetable can be red, yellow, or golden and is often roasted or pickled

Beet

200

Dolly Parton wrote and originally recorded this song about a woman who warns another woman about her man

Jolene 

300

UFO

Unidentified Flying Object

300

This royal couple married in 1981 in a wedding watched by millions around the world

Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer

300

Nairobi

Kenya
300

This vegetable, whose name means "little squash" in Italian, is actually a type of summer squash

Zucchini

300

Simon & Garfunkel sang about this troubled woman and the song was featured in the movie The Graduate

Mrs. Robinson

400

YMCA

Young Men's Christian Association 

400

This duo was famous for the song “Islands in the Stream,” although they were never married to each other

Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers

400

Hanoi

Vietnam

400

This vegetable belongs to the nightshade family and is also called an aubergine

Eggplant

400

Billy Joel sang about an Italian restaurant and a “real estate novelist” in this 1977 hit

Piano Man

500

NATO

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

500

These two are the married couple in The Wizard of Oz who run the farm and look after Dorothy

 Aunt Em and Uncle Henry

500

Bern

Switzerland

500

This is the name for the immature pod of a legume popular in Asian cuisine

Edamame 

500

This 1969 song by The Beatles became an enduring anthem of hope and is often associated with the words, “There will be an answer”

Let It Be

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