Winter Olympics
2000s Movies
80s Music
NCAA Sports
Hockey
100

This sport features sweeping brooms and heavy granite stones.

Curling

100

Jack Sparrow debuted in this 2003 blockbuster.

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

100

This band sang “Don’t Stop Believin’.”

Journey

100

This trophy goes to the top college football player annually.

The Heisman Trophy

100

The NHL’s all-time leading goal scorer.

Wayne Gretzky

200

This Nova Scotian scored "The Golden Goal".

Sidney Crosby

200

This 2009 film introduced the Na’vi and Pandora.

Avatar

200

“Sweet Child O’ Mine” was the first No. 1 hit from Guns N’ Roses, appearing on this debut album.

Appetite for Destruction

200

This conference includes powerhouses like Alabama and Georgia.

The SEC

200

This trophy goes to the NHL’s playoff MVP.

Conn Smythe Trophy

300

This country has hosted the Winter Olympics more times than any other.

The United States

300

Joaquin Phoenix played a Roman emperor in this 2000 epic.

Gladiator

300

This band told you to “Take On Me.”

A-ha

300

This team has the most NCAA men’s basketball championships.

UCLA

300

This was the last Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup.

1993 Montreal Canadiens

400

The “Miracle on Ice” occurred during these Winter Games.

1980 Lake Placid

400

This 2001 film launched the modern Fast & Furious franchise.

The Fast and the Furious

400

"The artist formerly known as _________"

Prince

400

This NCAA division is the largest by number of athletes.

Division III

400

This 1972 series pitted Canada vs. the USSR.

Summit Series

500

This Scandinavian nation dominates biathlon with the most Olympic medals.

Norway

500

This Pixar film is the only one to win the Oscar for Best Picture (nominated, not winner).

Toy Story 3 (nominated in 2010)

500

Peter Gabriel’s groundbreaking 1986 video featured stop-motion animation and this song.

Sledgehammer

500

This school has the most NCAA championships overall across all sports.

Stanford

500

This European nation has the most IIHF World Championships.

Russia/USSR combined

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