Periodic Table
Landmarks
State Capitals
Famous Criminals
Classics Authors
100

H

Hydrogen

100

This city is where you’ll find the Eiffel Tower.

Paris

100

This is the capital of CT.

Hartford

100

This depression-era crime duo was known for their spree of bank robberies ending in a fatal ambush by police in Louisiana.

Bonnie and Clyde

100

The Prince and the Pauper, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

Mark Twain

200

Cl

Chlorine

200

This city is where you’ll find the Colosseum.

Rome

200

This is the capital of New York.

Albany

200

Media relating to this criminal resulted in phrases such as “If it doesn’t fit, you must acquit,” and “The Juice is loose.”

OJ Simpson

200

1984, Animal Farm.

George Orwell

300

Fe

Iron

300

This city-state is where you’ll find the Sistine Chapel.

Vatican City

300

This is the capital of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia

300

This 19th-century British serial killer was known for strangling his victims.

Jack the Ripper

300

A Tale of Two Cities, Great Expectations.

Charles Dickens

400

Na

Sodium

400

This city is where you’ll find the Space Needle

Seattle

400

This is the capital of Alaska.

Juneau

400

This mob boss from Chicago rose to power through bootlegging during Prohibition.

Al Capone

400

Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility.

Jane Austen

500

W

Tungsten

500

This country is where you’ll find Machu Picchu.

Peru

500

This is the capital of Montana.

Helena

500

This Colombian drug lord and narco-terrorist was the head of the Medellín Cartel.

Pablo Escobar

500

The Iliad, The Odyssey.

Homer