"Mon"-otony
Display device for a computer
Monitor
Yen
Japan
This range has at least 30 peaks over 25,000 feet including Everest at 29,028 feet
Himalayas
Monet's first name, it's derived from the Latin for "lame one"
Claude
After rushing for over 1,000 yards in his first season with the Cleveland Browns, Peyton Hillis was featured on the cover of this video game before his production fell off the following year and he was subsequently released
Madden
Liam Neeson utters "But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career in a monologue in this movie
Taken
In 1632 the Dutch settled on this island, about 20 miles northeast of Trinidad
Tobago
A royal ruler
Monarch
Won
North/South Korea
For centuries trade has moved between Austria & Italy through the Brenner Pass in this mountain range
Alps
Before he painted these aquatic plants more than 250 times, Monet planted them himself
Water Lillies
Dele Alli scored 18 goals for this London based football club in 2016/17 - he never broke double digits in a season again
Tottenham Hotspurs
Robin Williams delivers a monologue in the Dead Poet's Society centered around this Latin phrase
Carpe Diem (Seize the day)
One love, people! The white sand beaches of Montego Bay await you on this country's northern coast
Jamaica
It's a sequence of overlapping film clips edited for effect
Montage
Krona (NOT Krone)
Sweden or Iceland
The longest continuous mountain range in the world
Andes
As an expression of grief in the aftermath of World War I, Monet did a series of paintings of these trees at Giverny
Weeping Willows
This striker for Swansea racked up 18 EPL goals in the 2012-13 season, scoring just 13 goals in the next four years of his career - most of which were not in the EPL
Michu
In "Pulp Fiction" this actor delivers a gripping speech about a gold watch kept safe in a nether region
Christopher Walken
This nation was a haven for pirates in the 18th century, including Blackbeard
Bahamas
It's another term for a nickname, Shorty
Moniker
Sol
Peru
Once likely as tall as the Himalayas, this mountain range's highest point is located in North Carolina and is only 6,684 feet high - due to millions of years of erosion
Appalachian
Monet was considered a father of this art movement that emphasized the fleeting effects of light and colour; its artists rebelled against conventions favoring spontaneity and visual immediacy over detailed realism
Impressionism
Dana Barros's second highest per game scoring numbers were 13.3, he had one breakout season scoring 20.6 points per game in 1994-95 on this NBA team; notable teammates in this year include Clarence Weatherspoon and Shawn Bradley
Philadelphia 76ers
In "Jaws", Captain Quint delivers a monologue about the sinking of this ship in shark-infested waters near the end of World War II
The Indianapolis
Known for "Great Blue Hole" a giant marine sinkhole visible from space, this island also has the second largest reef system in the world
Belize
The only members of this group of mammals are the echidnas & the platypus
Monotremes
Ngultrum
Bhutan
All of Romania's mountains are part of this 900-mile-long range, often linked to legends about Dracula
Carpathian Mountains
Allegedly, when Monet’s work was not selling in the 1860s, he threw himself into this river in an attempt to end his life. He survived and went on to become one of France’s most iconic artists, painting well into his 80s—even as his eyesight was failing.
Seine
Jenson Button competed for this Formula One constructor that competed for a single season in 2009, winning both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships in its debut - and only - year
Brawn GP
"To those who can hear me, I say - do not despair. The misery that is now upon us is but the passing of greed - the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress. The hate of men will pass, and dictators die, and the power they took from the people will return to the people. And so long as men die, liberty will never perish…" a quote from a monologue from this movie
The Great Dictator
The peak that forms much of this partner of Nevis is Mount Liamuiga (previously known as Mount Misery) a dormant volcano
St. Kitts