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100

This fictional character created by Doyle is believed to be real by more than 25% of American's.

Sherlock Holmes

100

This Pulitzer Prize winning author served in the USCG for 20 years and was the first Chief Journalist. 

Alex Haley, 1977 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for bestseller Roots. 

100

This book holds the record for the fastest selling book in history.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

100

This is the name of the shark-hunting boat in Jaws.

The Orca

100

This is the name of the blob of toothpaste on a toothbrush.  

Nurdle

200

More than half of the people in this European country believe elves and dwarves are real.  

Iceland

200

This USCG School has a failure rate of nearly 50%. 

Rescue Swimmer School

200

This is the most popular Dr. Seuss book. 

Green Eggs and Ham

200

Tom Hanks scored his first Academy Award nomination for this movie. 

Big

200

This is the only letter of the alphabet that doesn’t appear in any American state name. 

The Letter Q

300

In this US state known for deer hunting, it is also legal to hunt unicorns. 

Michigan

300

In 1791, this cutter was the first CG cutter launched. 

Vigilant

300

This French children's book is the bestselling children's book of all time. 

The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince), Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1943)

300

This Disney animated film is the first feature-length animated movie ever released.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

300

In this country it is illegal to own a guinea pig. 

Switzerland.  

400

This Sesame Street Muppet character with googly eyes Real name is Sidney. 

Cookie Monster

400

This is the most famous USCG service animal and served on the cutter Campbell during WWII. 

Sinbad (a dog)

400

This author is the youngest bestselling author when his book was published at the age of 18 in 2002. 

Christopher James Paolini

400

Julie Andrews won the Academy Award for Best Actress for this 1964 musical blockbuster.

Mary Poppins

400

Cap'N Crunch is this military rank. 

Commander, three strips on his uniform cuffs.

500

A Blessing is a group of this fictional animal that is Scotland's national animal. 

Unicorns

500

This Coast Guard member was the oldest active member serving the Coast Guard and passed at the age of 105.

Anthony Christy was the keeper of the Christiana Lighthouse in Delaware, Christy and died on duty in September 1862. 

500

Lemony Snicket is the pseudonym for this children's book author. 

Daniel Handler

500

This is the highest grossing movie of all time. (Without inflation adjustments.) 

Avatar

500

This ZZ Top member was the only band member that did not have a beard. 

Frank Beard, Drummer

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