Fiction
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Nonsense
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Early 2000's
100

This famous female character, dressed in black leather, goes against the code that the world has placed on all people.

Trinity - The Matrix

100

This item, now used in park playtime fun, was originally intended to carry delectable holiday desserts.

Frisbees

100

This natural sweet is not considered vegan as female wasps lay eggs and are dissolved by an enzyme inside.

Figs

100

This common school campus item is also known as a bubbler.

Water fountain

100

This social media platform came into existence in the year 2004.

Facebook

200

This powerful female character made her first literary debut in the 1996 book A Game of Thrones.

Daenerys Targaryen

200

This common household favorite was originally created to cure morphine addiction.

Coca-Cola

200

This common sweetener is the only food that does not spoil.

Honey

200

This common ice cream topping has also been referred to as jimmies.

Sprinkles


200

This computer program was used in schools across the country to teach formal typing.

Mavis Beacon

300

This famous foe was known for her mysterious backstory and ability to shape shift.

Mystique

300

Now marketed to young children, this colorful substance was originally sold as a wallpaper cleaner.

Play-Doh

300

This state is the only one to be spelled using a singular row on the keyboard.

Alaska

300

A common breakfast pastry favorite, Donuts, was originally coined with a process descriptive, but much less appetizing name.

Oily Cakes

300

This celebrity was the idol of Josh Peck in the Nickelodeon Show Drake and Josh.

Oprah

400

This book, published in 1925, is known for its lavish use of symbolism and decade relevant ideas.

The Great Gatsby

400

This household cleaning product was originally used as a contraceptive and a feminine hygiene product. It's purpose was later changed after revealing it was a danger to women's health.

Lysol/Kotex

400

This small plastic piece at the end of a shoelace has a name unknown to most.

Aglet

400

This Crayola Crayon color was later changed to the name "Peach" in order to avoid legal issues and to encourage the world to embrace all colors.

Flesh

400

This early 2000's hair accessory has flown back into view becoming one of the most popular hair trends for 2021 and 2022.

Butterfly Clips


500

This proper English novel spoke of the dependence of women on the hierarchy of society. Later a spin off book and movie was made where zombies took over England and the women made headway to become less dependent upon social hierarchies.

Pride and Prejudice

500

8th Century China originally believed this to have medicinal value prior to it's use in modern day arms.

Gun Powder

500

When eating an apple you must be careful as the seeds contain this harmful chemical.

Cyanide

500

This famous cookie loving Sesame Street character, commonly referred to as Cookie Monster, began with a rather normal name.

Sydney

500

This pop song was #1 on the Billboard Hits in the year 2010, coming in above #2 Need You Now by Lady Antebellum and #3 Hey, Sould Siter by Train.

Tik Tok - Kesha

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