Christmas
Putting My Degree to Use
Medical Terminology
Guess the Decade
Slogans & Jingles
Tech Through the Years
200
All Ralphie wanted for Christmas was this.
A Red Ryder BB gun.
200
This artist only sold one painting during his lifetime. Others might have been bartered or given to family. It was only after his death that his sister in law was able to bring international attention to his work.
Van Gogh
200
I do NOT have influenza. A contagious respiratory infection known commonly as this.
The Flu
200
Woodstock, Civil Rights, and Stonewall Riots
1960s
200
This Jingle is for this brand.
Home Depot
200
This was the first ever of it's kind. (1826)
Photograph
400
This many original reindeer pull Santa's sleigh. Not including Roudolf.
8
400
This artist was famous for painting the ponds in his garden. However, as he got older, his eyesight got worse, leading to more dramatic colors and compositions.
Claude Monet
400
I hope this jeopardy doesn't cause any of you a myocardial infarction, also known as this.
A heart Attack
400
Nirvana, Google, and the Collapse of the USSR
1990s
400
This Jingle is for this brand.
StateFarm
400
This portable music device was introduced in 2001 with the slogan, "1,000 songs in your pocket."
The iPod
600
Ebenezer Scrooge was approached by this many ghosts on Christmas night
4
600
This art movement featured dreamlike scenes and unexpected juxtapositions inspired by the unconscious mind. The most famous artist in this movement was Dali.
Surrealism
600
It's not very humorous to break your humerus, which is this bone.
Upper arm bone.
600
Flapper dresses, Art Deco, Women's Suffrage
1920s
600
800-588-2300 _______ today!
Empire
600
Haha, yeah. You could call me a tablet kid. Except this was my tablet.
Leap Frog
800
This folklore figure originated in Central Europe and is known for swatting naughty children with birch branches or carrying them off in a sack. I'd rather take coal.
Krampus
800
In Renaissance and Baroque art, a particular shade of blue paint made from lapis lazuli was so expensive it was primarily used for painting the robes of this religious figure.
The Virgin Mary
800
Signs of this injury can be noticed by numbness and changes in skin color around the fingers and toes, turning red, white, or even black depending on the severity.
Frost Bite
800
Low-rise jeans, Great Recessions, Survivor
2000s
800
I'm a big kid now!
Huggies
800
Nintendo's first-ever game console was known as the Color TV-Game but was later rebranded as this for the US audience in 1985.
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
1000
Despite existing for years prior, this company is credited with the modern-looking Santa that we know today.
Coca-Cola
1000
This Latin phrase, which means "Remember that you will die," was used as a reminder of mortality in art throughout the years. It was usually represented by a skull in artwork.
Memento Mori
1000
NICU is the abbreviation of this.
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
1000
Flight, Automobiles, Anne of Green Gables
1900s
1000
This Commercial was iconic for this website.
Education Connection
1000
Johannes Gutenberg is credited with creating this in the 1440s. It allowed for a boost in information within Europe and throughout the world. The first thing created with this machine was a bible.
The printing press.