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100

This U.S. town is known for a mysterious "singing" sand dune.

What is Great Sand Dunes, Colorado?

100

These sweet, colorful cubes fizzed in your mouth in the 1970s.

What are Zots?

100

In Swedish, to “slide in on a shrimp sandwich” means this.

What is to have is easy or be born lucky?

100

This 1939 movie lost Best Picture to Gone with the Wind and has talking moles.

What is the Wizard of Oz?

100

This 1970s shoe was so tall it led to multiple ankle injuries.

What are platform shoes?

200

This country is home to the world’s only desert with penguins.

What is Namibia?

200

This creamy Jell-O salad used to be a holiday staple.

What is Ambrosia?

200

In English, to "cut the mustard" means this.

What is the meet expectations?

200

This Hitchcock film contains a 7-minute scene with no cuts, hidden by clever editing.

What is Rope?

200

In the Victorian era, this undergarment was once made with whalebone.

What is a corset?

300

The town of Dull in Scotland is paired with this Oregon town.

What is Boring?

300

This "meat in a can" was dropped from helicopters in WWII.

What is spam?

300

In Japanese, “the nail that sticks out gets hammered down” means this.

What is don’t stand out?

300

The Day the Clown Cried is an unreleased film by this comedian.

Who is Jerry Lewis?

300

In the 1920s, women used this poisonous substance to brighten their eyes.

What is belladonna (deadly nightshade)?

400

You can mail a coconut without a box from this U.S. state.

What is Hawaii?

400

This drink mix mascot busted through walls yelling, “Oh yeah!”

What is Kool-Aid?

400

To “have other cats to whip” means this in French.

What is to have other things to do?

400

This 1973 sci-fi movie predicted overpopulation and food shortages — with a twist.

What is Soylent Green?

400

These 1980s pants were skin-tight at the ankle but ballooned at the hips.

What are harem pants?

500

This Italian city is built on 100 small islands linked by bridges.

What is Venice?

500

These space-age cookies came with trivia questions inside

What are Orbitz Cookies?

500

"To jump over your own shadow” in German means this.

What is to do something out of character?

500

In It’s a Wonderful Life, this everyday item saved George Bailey’s life.

What is his brother’s sled (ice-covered pond scene)?

500

In the 1960s, people wore paper versions of these instead of fabric.

What are dresses (paper dresses)?

600

The Crooked Forest in Poland is full of these oddly bent trees.

What are Pines?

600

This once-popular bread came in brightly colored loaves

What is Wonder Bread?

600

in Spanish, “to throw the house out the window” means this.

What is to splurge?

600

This cult classic was originally a box office flop but became a midnight sensation.

What is The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

600

This accessory from the 1800s was a fake rear to make skirts poof out.

What is a bustle?

700

This tiny country has more banks than people.

What is Liechtenstein?

700

These canned frankfurters were shaped like octopuses for kids.

What are Vienna Sausages?

700

“To slide in like a wet watermelon seed” means this in the South.

What is to arrive quickly and smoothly (or sneakily)?

700

This 1985 fantasy film featured puppets and was executive-produced by George Lucas.

What is Labyrinth?

700

Zoot suits were associated with this American cultural group.

 What are Mexican-American youth?

800

The world’s longest escalator is in this Asian city.

What is Hong Kong?

800

This 1970s snack came in a can and claimed to be a "potato crisp."

What are Pringles?

800

In Russian, if you “hang noodles on someone’s ears,” you are doing this.

What is lying or fooling someone?

800

The Oscar statuette is technically made of this metal, not gold.

What is Britannia metal (a pewter alloy)?

800

This wild accessory made a comeback thanks to the band Devo.

What is an energy dome hat?

900

You can walk between two continents at this Icelandic landmark.

What is the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?

900

This green gelatin mold often included carrots and pineapple.

What is a lime Jell-O salad?

900

“Break a leg” in theater actually means this.

What is good luck?

900

This silent movie star did his own dangerous stunts in films like Steamboat Bill, Jr.

Who is Buster Keaton?

900

In ancient Rome, this item was dyed purple to signify royalty.

What is a toga?

1000

What is Europe’s most mountainous country?

What is Switzerland?

1000

This short-lived Pepsi flavor was blue and tasted like berries.

What is Pepsi Blue?

1000

“It’s raining chair legs” is how they say this in Ireland.

What is raining heavily?

1000

What classic Christmas movie was a flop when it was first released?

What is "Its a Wonderful Life"?

1000

This fashion statement was once used to show mourning status.

What is wearing black or a black veil?

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