History
This "rock" was the first place that the pilgrims from England reached after their voyage at sea.
What is Plymouth Rock?
In soccer, this impressive move happens when an offensive player kicks the ball between their defender's legs.
What is a nutmeg?
This video game series follows an italian plumber wearing red and his green brother counterpart as they attempt to perpetually rescue a princess from a spiked turtle.
What is Mario?
What is Oppenheimer?
This British celebrity chef is well known for his abrasive and explosive personality, and stars on the infamous cooking show "Hell's Kitchen".
Who is Gordon Ramsay?
This landmark decision/case of the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution of the United States protected the right to have an abortion.
In basketball, this move happens when a player passes the ball to their teammate, which results in a mid-air dunk.
What is an alley-oop?
This video game brand by SEGA follows the journey of an insanely fast hedgehog and his friends as they run around collecting rings and defeating a bald supervillain.
What is Sonic the Hedgehog?
This animated movie follows the journey of a trash compactor robot which find a living plant in a world where earth is desolated with trash, leading it to go into space and bring humans back to resettle its original home.
What is Wall-E?
This celebrated American author wrote the famous novel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," a tale of a young boy and runaway slave traveling down the Mississippi River.
Who was Mark Twain?
This "convention" was a set of humanitarian laws that established international legal standards for war post WWII.
What is the Geneva Convention?
In bowling, this number is only achieved if the bowler plays a perfect game.
What is 300?
This video game is a 1v1 fighting game made famous from its bloody fatalities and brutalities, with its most famous character saying, "GET OVER HERE".
What is Mortal Kombat?
This movie follows the eccentric life of wall-street con man Jordan Belfort, whose life of crime and greed led to his eventual fall at the hands of the FBI.
What is the Wolf of Wall Street?
This U.S. president was tied up with the Watergate scandal, a tense situation which involved a break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
Who was Richard Nixon?
This monumental project was put into place by Bill Clinton in the 1990s, hoping to fully sequence the entire genetic sequence of humans.
What was the Human Genome Project?
In badminton, this is the name of the projectile players hit back and forth.
What is a shuttlecock?
This video game, made in 2004 by Blizzard, was a revolutionary open world game consisting of a constant battle of orcs, humans, elves, undead, and dwarves, often detailed as the horde vs alliance.
What is World of Warcraft?
This film follows a popular high school student who decides to take a day off from school, going to extreme lengths to pull it off while the dean tries everything in his power to stop him.
What is Ferris Bueller's Day Off?
These two journeymen went on a two-year trek through the U.S.'s recent Louisiana purchase at the time, and documented the native populations and wildlife in the midwest.
Who were Lewis and Clark?
This former king of Macedonia created one of the largest military empires in history, being undefeated in battle and possessing an empire stretching from Greece to India.
Who was Alexander the Great?
In tennis, this is the corresponding call made by referees when a player has zero points. i.e. "40-____".
What is "love"?
This video game was the first to ever include an easter egg, which revealed the name of its creator--Warren Robinett.
What is Moonlander?
This movie follows an insomniac office worker and a gung-ho free-spirited maniac on their journey to make an underground clandestine combat club, which evolves into so much more.
What is Fight Club?
This Prohibition-era gangster gained notoriety for bootlegging alcohol throughout New York, gaining the nickname "Scarface".
Who was Al Capone?