UW Lore
This famous football tradition is known to register on the Richter Scale
What is Jump Around?
This film follows the lives of students as they stumble through deception, love, and betrayal by means of song and dance
What is High School Musical
This famous band is named after psychological enlightenment
Who is Nirvana
What is Egg nog
This is the color of a flamingo at birth
Grey (white)
This man is said to live beneath UW-Madison in a series of underground networks
Who is Tunnel Bob?
This record breaking film takes place on another planet, while earth is ecologically deteriorating, among blue aliens and humans who look like said aliens.
What is avatar
This progressive artist performed in a dress of carnage
Who is Lady Gaga
This plant was used to describe the extent the Grinch is cuddly
Stephen King
what is Dance
This movie follows a teenage girl starred by a nickelodeon actor as she infiltrates a male soccer team in order to get back at her ex boyfriend
What is Shes the Man
This band was formed through their participation in the x factor
Who is One Direction
what is Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh
This word ends the Bible in the book of Revelations
What is Amen
This UW-Madison building was previously used by local militia
What is The Red Gym
This famous animated movie follows the plot line of the Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet
What is the lion king
This song was sung by the most popular teenage boy in 2010 featuring Ludacris
what is the song Baby
These three animals were present at Jesus' birth
what are Cows, Sheep, and Donkey
This continent is home to the largest desert in the world
What is antarctica
This is the name of the Badgers and the Minnesota Gophers football game of famous rivalry
Paul Bunyan's Axe
The film Alice and Wonderland was adapted from a childrens book written by this author
Who is Lewis Carroll
This song became the signature of a hit 1990s tragedy movie that took place on a boat
What is My Heart Will Go On
This is another name for the classic Christmas Tree
What is yule-tree?
This griddle cake originates from England