Stars on Flags
Bands Through The Decades
Big Brain
Name The Planet
Safe To Say N Words
Old Job Names
200
The 12 stars on Uzbekistan's flag represent this group of 12, a reminder of the nation's history as a center of astrology
The Zodiac
200
The Wilson brothers, Mike Love & Al Jardine, surfin' over '60s high notes
The Beach Boys
200
The human body is made of about 60% this; in the brain it's 75%
Water
200
The Great Red Spot
Jupiter
200
R.J. Reynolds best selling cigarette brand
Newport
200
An older term for a blacksmith, and in the future a famous Star Trek planet
Vulcan
400
In 1903 this Central Amer. country signed a treaty giving the U.S. control of a zone; it adopted a red, white & blue starry flag in 1904
Panama (the canal zone)
400
"Don't Lie"--will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo & Fergie totally hip-hopped through the 2000s
The Black Eyed Peas
400
The brain contains about 100 billion of these, commonly just called nerve cells
Neurons
400
Olympus Mons
Mars
400
A reconstruction law for this Japanese city went into effect August 9, 1949
Nagasaki
400
I'd call them a roofer today, but if i still had a straw roof I'd call him this instead.
A Thatcher
600
In the center of the flag of Dominica are 10 lime green stars surrounding one of these raucous tropical animals native to that isle
Parrot
600
Here come Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart again, falling on your heads like an '80s memory
The Eurythmics
600
Brain development in humans doesn't fully finish until this commonly quoted age, also around when your car insurance rates may drop as well
25
600
Where the Soviet Venera 5 through Venera 12 all went to die
Venus
600
The N country of Scandinavia
Norway
600
In Latin, this food preparation job is carnifex; in medieval England it also meant executioner
a Butcher
800
Like several of its neighbors, Australia's flag has stars in the shape of this constellation
The Southern Cross
800
Thomas Bangalter & Guy-Manuel giving robotic performances in the 2000s
Daft Punk
800
DOOUBLE JEOPARDY
When you sleep, your brain switches between this and not-this type of sleep; the former is where dreams can occur
800
Features in the famous 'Pale Blue Dot' photo
Earth
800
As well as a nickname for New Orleans, it's the town in Italy where emperor Augustus died
Nola
800
A Granger was one of these, especially the tenant type
a Farmer
1000
Think communist language - communist China's flag's 4 small stars stand for peasants, the petty bourgeoisie, patriotic capitalists & this manual labor class 
The Proletariat
1000
Last names of Ricky, Michael, and Ronnie, the R&B trio who dropped "Poison" in the '90s
Bel Biv DeVoe
1000
At 18 pounds, this deep diving whale has the largest brain of any animal
Sperm whale
1000
The only planet besides Earth not named after a Roman god
Uranus (thats a Greek god)
1000
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
The writing point of a pen
1000
This nickname today for an unskilled golfer once meant a seller of cheap goods
a Duffer