Slogans/Logos
Literature
Pop Culture
Inventors
Sidekicks
100
Breakfast of Champions
Wheaties
100
The White Witch put a spell on this magical country so that it is always winter but never Christmas?
Narnia
100
This game features a pair of plumbers who travel via tubes to save the princess.
Super Mario Brothers
100
The first Macintosh computer was developed in this relatively recent year.
1984
100
Mr. Burns' overly-devoted assistant.
Smithers
200
NBC
200
"Borrow or rob" and "Yo, banana boy" are examples of this.
Palindrome
200
The Griffin Family star in this animated show.
Family Guy
200
The ballpoint pen was invented in this 20th century decade.
1930s
200
This easy going-goofball is is always willing to tag along with his best friend Fred Flinstone.
Barney Rubble
300
Quality never goes out of style.
Levi's
300
Bridget Jones's love interest Mark Darcy is named after a character from this classic Jane Austen novel.
Pride and Prejudice
300
This is the highest grossing movie of all time.
Avatar
300
This piece of aquatic transportation was invented by Robert Fulton in 1803?
Steamboat
300
You can find Wayne in his basement outside of Chicago filming Wayne's World with this sidekick.
Garth
400
AT&T
400
Fittingly, considering its definition, this literary term has roots in the Greek words for both "sharp" and "dull?"
Oxymoron
400
This TV show is set in the fictional city of Westeros.
Game of Thrones
400
Alexander Fleming famously unintenionally discovered this medicine when he had returned from vacation.
Penicillin
400
Kevin Smith created this duo and also embodies Silent Bob as the sidekick to this long haired character.
Jay
500
It keeps going, and going, and going.
Energizer
500
This famously witty American, who occasionally went by the pen name of Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass, wrote the following line to describe early-model, "high-wheeler" bicycles? "Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live."
Mark Twain
500
This singer/songwriter wrote the hit song "I Will Always Love You," famously covered by Whitney Houston.
Dolly Parton
500
Instead of "Hello," Alexander Graham Bell intended the telephone to be answered with this phrase.
Ahoy-hoy
500
Pedro Sanchez is supported by this friend in his running for class president who does a phenomenal dance routine while donning a "Vote for Pedro" t-shirt.
Napoleon Dynamite