Entertainment
The millennial that holds the current record for the most streamed song on Spotify.
Ed Sheeran
Mickey Mouse first wore these on his hands in the 1929 movie, The Opry House.
Gloves
The heaviest breed of bear.
Polar bear
This chess piece has a horse's head.
Knight
The Greek goddess that gave her name to the city of Athens.
Athena
The short-lived, early 1990s dance craze that was launched by the Simpsons.
The Bartman
"FOMO" stands for this.
Fear of Missing Out
A female cat is called a queen. A male cat is called this.
Tom
Chinese game played with small tiles.
Mah-jong
This U.S. vice president misspelled potato.
Dan Quayle
Beyonce's surname.
Knowles
This great Renaissance artist designed the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Michelangelo
This is the name of the second man to set foot on the Moon.
Edward (Buzz) Aldrin
This guy was everyone’s first “friend” on MySpace.
Tom
The name that was given to the hanging bits of paper that confused vote counters in 2000.
Chads
The highest-grossing video game franchise to date.
Mario.
Mary Poppins wore this kind of flowers in her hair.
Daisies
If you were a radio enthusiast, you know what AM stands for.
Amplitude modulation
The number of squares on a Scrabble board.
225
The name of the first American in space.
Alan Shepard
This movie had fourteen Oscar nominations, was the most nominated film that did not win in any acting categories.
Titanic
The Statue of Liberty has this many spikes on her crown.
Seven.
The tragus is located near this body part.
Ear.
The term for when you like someone enough to keep seeing them, but not enough that you want to lock it down with them, so you keep them as an option while you continue to date around.
Benching
These were the first people to separate copper from its ore.
Ancient Egyptians