Spring Awakening
Hamilton
Waitress
Cats
Into the Woods
200
This picturesque occurrence in Japan is often associated with the beginning of Spring
The blooming of Cherry Blossoms
200
Good thing I brought a few extra golf balls! After my tee shot landed in the water hazard, I asked for this, signifying a “do-over” during a round of golf.
Mulligan
200
A scene from the 2008 family comedy "College Road Trip," starring Raven-Symoné, was filmed at this iconic diner in Stamford, CT.
Lakeside Diner
200
Cats can rotate this part of their body 180 degrees, helping make them exceptional hunters
Ears
200
Whereas Australian Buloke is considered strongest wood in the world with a Janka hardness of 5,060 lbf, this wood is often considered the weakest with a Janka hardness of about 100 lbf.
Balsa Wood
400
After the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing, these perennial flowers were planted along the running route to symbolize rebirth and recovery
Yellow daffodils
400
Despite her 1994 holiday hit being a seasonal staple, this self proclaimed “Queen of Christmas” recently lost her bid to trademark the iconic moniker.
Mariah Carey
400
The Mayor of Flavortown is the host of this popular Food Network show
Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives
400
This country has the largest amount of domesticated cats
USA
400
Ashdown Forest in southeastern England was the inspiration for this location in A.A. Milne’s famous children’s stories
Hundred Acre Wood
600
It is believed that early Egyptians built this iconic landmark so that it points directly towards the rising sun on the first day of Spring
The Sphinx
600
Tommy Pickles sure has his hands full with his bossy, older cousin named this
Angelica Pickles
600
This show’s infamous series finale ended with a meeting at Holsten’s Diner
The Sopranos
600
A cat typically has this many toes
18
600
This royal forest in Nottinghamshire, England, became famous because of its historic association with the legend of Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
800
Chinese New Year is more commonly known to locals as this holiday
Spring Festival
800
The bridge that connects Northern Manhattan to the state of New Jersey
George Washington Bridge
800
Known as the “Diner Capital of the World,” this state has the most diners in the US
New Jersey
800
In this continent, people believe black cats are actually good luck
Asia
800
Unlike coniferous trees, which are primarily known for growing pinecones, deciduous trees are distinguished by this characteristic.
Shedding their leaves in the Fall (and giant flowering plants)
1000
The Greek name for the goddess of Spring
Persephone
1000
As one of only five platinum-level bike cities in the U.S., this capital city of Wisconsin was named one of the best cities on Earth for biking.
Madison, WI
1000
The name of this iconic coffee shop in Seinfeld
Monk's Cafe
1000
The real name of the cat from the Grumpy Cat meme
Tardar Sauce
1000
The largest forest in the world
Amazon Rainforest