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100

Green, Flatback, Olive Ridley, Kemp's Ridley, Leatherback, Loggerhead, and this turtle make up the seven sea turtles. "Bird of prey's receipt"

Hawksbill

100

Taylor Swift's highest-earning and best-selling album which has sold over 14 to 15 million copies worldwide.

1989

100

A passionate duo. These infamous American outlaws whose two-year crime spree across the central United States during the Great Depression captivated the public

Bonnie and Clyde

100

The flu shot is recommended by the WHO and CDC for yearly vaccination for nearly all people over the age of six months. This animal's eggs are often used to produce this vaccine each year

Chicken/Hen

100

Smokey Bear’s famous warning is, "Only YOU can prevent ____"

Forrest Fires

200

Seashells are made primarily from this compound. People go CaCOOO for cool shells.

Calcium Carbonate (CaC03)

200

Lana Del Ray's major at Fordham. She was curious about God and how technology connects humanity to its origins. 

Metaphysics

200

This Western outlaw died at 21 years became an icon due to sensational journalism and biography written by the man who killed him.

Billy the Kid

200

This bone of the pelvis has a name that means “sacred” in ancient medical terminology (that is, Greek and Latin)

Sacrum

200

The architectural term "fenestration" refers to the arrangement of:

Windows

300

This color turtle shell in Mario Kart follows and SLAMS the driver directly in front of the thrower.

Red

300

This British singer-songwriter was discovered by Jamie Foxx at an open mic and allowed them to use his recording studio.

Ed Sheeran

300

Mobster caricatures from Looney Tunes modeled after classic gangster tropes, where one is the short-tempered, sharp-dressed leader and the oter is his dimwitted heavy.

Rocky and Mugsy

300

First invented as a medical device in the 1800s to treat "hysteria" and other "disorders".

Vibrator

300

Throughout the Harry Potter novels, Harry is mentioned by name 18,956 times. This character is the second most mentioned coming in at a total of 6,464?

Ron Weasley

400

Shell PLC, the company partially responsible for the 88,000 gallon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2016 is headquartered in this European city.

London, England

400

This musician is the third highest grossing music act of all time. Despite recording over 600 tracks, he did not write his own lyrics or compose tunes, learning everything by ear. "The King"

Elvis Presley

400

This serial killer performed as "Pogo the Clown" at children's parties while hiding dozens of victims in his crawl space. 

John Wayne Gacy

400

“Blind spot” is the common name for this medical term that refers to the place where the retina attaches to the optic nerve, and there are no light-sensitive cells.

Scotoma

400

With 158 separate stanzas, this nation is often considered to have the longest national anthem in the world. What is this European country with a population of approximately 11 million. "____'d Lightnin'"

Greece

500

Many Indigenous cultures, including Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee teachings, view certain turtle shells as this due to their 13 central scutes and 28 marginal scutes.

Lunar Calendar

500

This Swedish music group's iconic name is a palindrome made from the first letters of the members' first names. 

Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Anni-Frid.

ABBA

500

Depicted in the movie Goodfellas, this 1978 robbery at JFK Airport netted $5 million in cash and $875,000 in jewels, standing at the time as the largest cash robbery on U.S. soil.

The Lufthansa Heist

500

Ancient Chinese doctors used this plant to perform the function of a catheter used to remove fluids from a body cavity

Onion Stalk

500

Although Bram Stoker’s character draws inspiration from multiple sources, including folklore, who in history is thought to be the primary real-life template for Dracula

Vlad the Impaler

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