Explorers
He traveled the Silk Road, and a pool game was named after him!
(Marco) Polo
Katy Perry's coming at you like one!
Dark Horse
Like the peak of a movie or book.
Climax
These two sisters went head-to-head in a game of tennis, that was watched by over 23 million people.
Serena & Venus (Williams)
It's claimed to be the hardest material, and it's often used in jewelry.
Diamond
They were alongside Lewis and Clark!
Sacagawea
Eye of the Tiger
In this movie franchise, a cop turns into a vengeful road warrior.
Mad Max
This player became MLB’s all‑time home run leader in 2007.
Barry Bonds
It's common at parties, and was invented in the 1930s by a German scientist.
Glitter
A famous trade was named after them, which ended up bringing diseases around the world.
(Christopher) Columbus
They're the British band that made the album "Favorite Worst Nightmare." Brr!
Arctic Monkeys
It might be written on the paper inside of a fortune cookie!
Maxim
This country has won the most FIFA World Cup titles in men’s soccer.
Brazil
A lot of people still call it tin-foil, when it's usually made of this material!
Aluminum
He was the first person to circumnavigate the globe. Many things were named for him, including a strait, a spacecraft, and even a penguin!
(Ferdinand) Magellan
This song by the Baha Men, is actually a mystery as to where it originated. Speaking of mysteries, were you the culprit of the title?
Who Let the Dogs Out
Maximalist
In the "Fight of the Century," this man became the first person to ever defeat Muhammad Ali in boxing.
Joe Frazier
It's the March birthstone, and it's also a color of blue!
Aquamarine
This Portuguese explorer, found the first route from Europe to India. He also was elected the governor!
(Vasco) da Gama
It's a fast-paced classical piece by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
Flight of the Bumblebee
They're the main character of Life is Strange!
Maxine (Caulfield)
It's the only city to host the Summer Olympics three different times!
London
Some glossy coatings are made from this material, with atomic number 14. There's also a valley named after it.
Silicon