CIRCUS

Foods that should not exist
Royal Animals
Board Games
Made in Michigan
100

This animal, once the star of the circus ring, was officially retired from major U.S. shows in 2016 after decades of public pressure.

What is the elephant?

100

This cursed combination turned a sweet breakfast cereal into a meat-flavored nightmare in 2021, courtesy of a promotional stunt with Oscar Mayer.

What is bacon-flavored Pop-Tarts?

100

This king of the jungle is often used as a symbol of power and bravery on royal crests.

What is a lion?

100

This classic real estate game has players buying, trading, and bankrupting each other on streets like Boardwalk and Park Place.

What is Monopoly?

100

This iconic American car company, founded in Detroit in 1903, helped put the world on wheels.

What is Ford?

200

Known for their painted faces and big shoes, this type of performer is both beloved and feared by audiences around the world.

 What is a clown?

200

This controversial fruit has divided pizza lovers worldwide, with haters calling it a "pizza ruiner.

What is pineapple?

200

This royal bird is the national symbol of India and was once kept in palace gardens for its dazzling tail.

What is a peacock?

200

In this game, you might ask, “Does your person have glasses?” to eliminate suspects.

What is Guess Who?

200

This Michigan-based cereal giant, founded in Battle Creek, brought us Corn Flakes and Tony the Tiger.

What is Kellogg’s?

300

This famous circus was created by two brothers and eventually merged with Barnum & Bailey to form "The Greatest Show on Earth."

What is Ringling Brothers?

300

This neon-colored soda and spicy chip combo was turned into a literal slushy and briefly sold at 7-Eleven.

What is Mountain Dew and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Slurpee?

300

This “queenly” insect lives in a hive and rules over thousands of loyal workers.

What is a queen bee?

300

This game requires you to remove body parts like the “funny bone” without touching the sides and getting buzzed.

What is Operation?

300

This Motown star sang hits like "Superstition" and "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" — and was born in Saginaw, Michigan.

Who is Stevie Wonder?

400

This daring act involves walking or performing tricks on a wire suspended high above the ground.

What is a tightrope act (or tightrope walking)?

400

This horrifying combo was once sold in a jar, combining two staples of childhood sandwiches—together.

What is Goober Grape (peanut butter and jelly in one jar)?

400

In ancient Egypt, this sacred feline was worshipped and often lived in royal households.

What is a cat?

400

This intense game of world domination involves rolling dice and conquering continents with tiny armies.

What is Risk?

400

This cozy footwear company, famous for moccasins and boots, has been making shoes in the Upper Peninsula since 1946.

What is Stormy Kromer? (Acceptable variant: What is Minnetonka? — though not Michigan-based, often confused)

500

In 2017, this iconic American circus company closed after 146 years, citing declining attendance and rising costs.

What is Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus?

500

This monstrosity, sold at state fairs, features raw cookie dough, battered and deep-fried.

What is deep-fried cookie dough?

500

This “royal” sea creature shares its name with monarchy, despite having no crown or kingdom — just tentacles.

What is a king jellyfish? (Also accepted: “What is a king crab?” for variation)

500

This European-style game has players collecting resources like wood, brick, and sheep to build settlements and roads.

What is Catan? (Also accepted: What is The Settlers 



500

This sweet and spicy soda, created in Detroit, is a cult favorite and often described as “peppery.”

What is Vernors?

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