Let the Sun Shine
Four-Letter Words
Americans Abroad
World Travel
The Missing Color
Misc.
100
This band released “Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In,” which reached the top of the Billboard charts in 1969.
5th Dimension
100
Opposite of right
Left
100
Known for her 1971 hit cover of “Proud Mary,” the late Queen of Rock and Roll moved to Switzerland in 1998.
Tina Turner
100
This popular beach is in South Florida on a man-made island.
Miami Beach
100
This is the iconic color of Elizabeth Taylor’s eyes.
Purple (violet)
100
Main computer input device for text.
Keyboard
200
Stevie Wonder’s hit, “You Are the Sunshine of” this, was released in 1973.
My Life
200
You can easily measure servings of meat using this four-letter upper-body part.
Palm
200
This famous American author spent 22 years in Cuba and six years in Paris, where he wrote The Sun Also Rises.
Ernest Hemingway
200
This landmark was built in France for the 1889 celebration of the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution.
Eiffel Tower
200
Popular earthy colors of the 1970s included Jute Brown and this muted green shade named for a stone fruit.
Avocado
200
The largest planet in our solar system.
Jupiter
400
This 1971 Bill Withers tune is easy to learn because it’s mostly a refrain.
Ain’t No Sunshine
400
To breathe in short gasps
Pant
400
This former Secretary of State under Barack Obama attended boarding school in Switzerland during his youth.
John Kerry
400
One of Greece’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, this temple dedicated to the goddess Athena Parthenos sits atop the Acropolis in Athens.
Parthenon
400
This 1987 novel by Fannie Flagg is named for fried tomatoes of this color.
Green
400
Dutch artist who painted The Starry Night.
Vincent van Gogh
600
This song, the Beatles’ first with “sun” in the title, is on the Abbey Road album.
Here Comes the Sun
600
A four-letter word meaning “lively or full of energy”
Zest
600
This American writer and poet spent several years in England and France during the 1920s, part of the “Lost Generation.”
F. Scott Fitzgerald
600
This European country has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world.
Italy
600
This 1984 film stars Prince in a semi-autobiographical tale about a young musician on the rise.
Purple Rain
600
Process plants use to convert sunlight to energy.
Photosynthesis
800
Released in 1974, “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me” is by this artist.
Elton John
800
Data in the form of words, or to send an SMS
Text
800
This American actor and producer lived in France for several years and is known for eclectic film roles such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Edward Scissorhands.
Johnny Depp
800
The Serengeti National Park is in this country.
Tanzania
800
A 1987 crime noir novel by James Ellroy is named after this color of dahlia.
Black
800
The name of the treaty that ended World War I.
Treaty of Versailles
1000
The Kinks released this “sun” song on their 1966 album Face to Face.
Sunny Afternoon
1000
The concluding passage of a musical piece
Coda
1000
This former child star served as a U.S. ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia.
Shirley Temple
1000
This small country is comprised of more than 60 islands and is renowned for its massive urban park, Gardens by the Bay.
Singapore
1000
Patrick Swayze and C. Thomas Howell star in a 1984 film named after this color of dawn; it was remade in 2012.
Red
1000
The chemical symbol for gold on the periodic table.
Au