Science
Decades
Pop Culture
Orlando Bloom
Cookies
100

Which gas makes up approximately 78% of the Earth's atmosphere?

Nitrogen

100

2000's: What was the most popular fashion trend in the 2000's?

Low-rise pants

100

“Balloon Girl” is a famous image created by what anonymous street artist?

Banksy

100

What was Will Turner's occupation before becoming a pirate?

A blacksmith

100

What is Cookie in spanish?

Galleta

200

What does DNA stand for?

deoxyribonucleic acid

200

Which group sang the global 1996 dance hit "Macarena"?

Los del Rio

200

Kit Kittredge and Felicity Merriman are the names of what?

American Girl dolls

200

What Disney channel show features his name in the theme song?

Hannah Montana

200

What cookie was created by mistake when two melted together?

Milano's

300

What part of your body helps you keep your balance?

Answer: The inner ear.

300

What was the highest-grossing film of the 1980s?

E.T.

300

Which track became Coldplay's first number-one single on the US Billboard Hot 100?

Viva La Vida

300

Which character did Bloom originally audition for before being cast as Legolas?

Faramir

300

What is the best selling cookie?

Oreo's

400

What has a higher density, Water or Oil?

Water is denser, which is why oil floats.

400

Which famous racehorse won the U.S. Triple Crown in 1973, setting course records that still stand today?

Secretariat

400

What year was Twitter launched?

2006

400

What is his supposed nickname?

Orli or OB

400

American cook Fannie Merritt Farmer published the earliest written recipe in her 1896 Boston Cooking School Book, What cookie?

Oatmeal Raisin

500
What kind of reaction is Coke and Mento's?

Physical!

500

Which American space mission successfully landed the first humans on the moon in July 1969?

Apollo 11 (Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin)

500

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what is the name of Thor's hammer?

Mjölnir

500

How many lines of dialogue does Legolas have in the trilogy?

17

500

Name 5 Peppridge farm cookie names (hint: cities)

Milano (Italy) – Crispy cookies with a rich chocolate layer in the middle

Brussels (Belgium) – Delicate, crisp cookies with chocolate.

Vienna (Austria) – Finger-style sweet cookies.

Geneva (Switzerland) – Crisp butter cookies.

Bordeaux (France) – Light, sweet, and buttery-crisp biscuits.

Verona (Italy) – Thumbprint cookies with strawberry or raspberry jam.

Dublin (Ireland) – Distinctive seasonal or specialty cookie varieties. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Nantucket (Massachusetts) – Chunky dark chocolate cookies.

Montauk (New York) – Soft-baked milk chocolate cookies with walnuts.

Sausalito (California) – Crispy milk chocolate and macadamia nut cookies.

Chesapeake (Maryland/Virginia area) – Crispy dark chocolate pecan cookies.

Santa Cruz (California) – Soft-baked oatmeal or raisin varieties.

Tahoe (California/Nevada) – Chewy macadamia nut and white chocolate cookies.

Naples (Florida) – Dark chocolate and citrus-noted cookies.

Sanibel (Florida) – Tropical or specialized chocolate chip styles.

Sedona (Arizona) – Dark chocolate cookies with toffee and pecans.

Lexington (Massachusetts or Kentucky) – Chocolate-toffee-almond cookies.

Mackinac (Michigan) – Soft-baked oatmeal milk chocolate cookies.

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