Last Link in the Drink
Organ-izations
Name the Sport
Name the Produce
Biology
100

Cosmopolitan:
triple sec,
cranberry juice,
lime &
this liquor

Vodka

100

The American Lung Association says this alliterative danger kills 41,000 people a year

Secondhand Smoke

100

Apron,
divot,
bunker

Golf

100

Crookneck &
butternut

Squash

100

Dizygotic twins, which develop from 2 separate eggs, are better known by this "brotherly" name

Fraternal Twins

200

Tequila sunrise:
tequila,
grenadine &
this non-alcoholic beverage

Orange Juice

200

The Alzheimer's Foundation says you can make this "priceless donation to science"

Brain

200

Assist,
dig,
spike

Volleyball

200

Pippin &
pink lady

Apple

200

During this process, an enzyme in yeast called zymase converts sugar into alcohol

Fermentation

300

Dirty martini:
gin,
dry vermouth &
this liquid

Olive juice
300

They do serve wine at fundraisers of the foundation fighting cirrhosis & this organ's other big ailments

Liver

300

Colors,
handicap,
backstretch

Horseracing

300

Crenshaw &
casaba

Melon

300

The 24-hour physiological cycle that regulates sleep & feeding is known as this "rhythm"

Circadian Rhythm 

400

Old fashioned:
sugar, orange,
cherry,
whiskey &
a few drops of these

Bitters

400

Founded in 1924, this group calls itself "the world leader in" CPR training

American Heart Association 
400

Low post,
downtown,
lane

Basketball

400

Catawba &
red flame

Grapes

400

This scientist is known as the Father of Modern Genetics 

Gregor Mendel

500

Grasshopper:
creme de cacao,
cream &
this 3-named item

Creme-de-menthe 

500

In 1944 the first eye bank made transplants of these parts more reliable than the old source, Sing Sing executions

Corneas
500

Fletching,
nock,
bracer

Archery

500

Kadota &
Smyrna

Fig

500

This gelatinous substance derived from red algae is used as a culture medium for bacteria (& to thicken soups)

Agar

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