FAMOUS NAMES ON THE MAP
DRAMA QUEENS
IT ALL STARTS WITH "U"
SHAKESPEARE
THE 7 WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
200

This capital of Minnesota was named for an apostle

Saint Paul

200

Lena Headey is Cersei Lannister, Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, on this HBO series

Game of Thrones

200

So you saw an E.T.? Then it must have been piloting this, also called a flying saucer

a UFO

200

I'm going over this guy's monologue for an audition... "To be, or not to be", OK... "bare bodkin"... "mortal coil"... I totally got this!

Hamlet

200

The statue of this top Greek god at Olympia stood nearly 40 feet high & showed him seated on a gold- & jewel-encrusted throne

Zeus

400

The names of this pair of explorers are on a Montana county, an Oregon river & a 4,900-mile trail

Lewis & Clark

400

Claire Foy & Olivia Colman play Elizabeth II at different ages on this Netflix drama

The Crown

400

A '90s dance was named for this "Family Matters" character whose catchphrase was "Did I do that?"

Urkel

400

In "As You Like It", Jaques says, "All the world's a" this, "& all the men & women merely players", so what say thee, players?

A Stage

400

The only still-standing ancient wonder, they lie near Giza on a plateau on the Nile's west bank

The Pyramids

600

DAILY DOUBLE

This alliterative Colorado "Peak" is named for a man who tried & failed to climb it in 1806; guess that was an "or bust"

600

Daughter of Sigurd & Brunhilde, Queen Aslaug is seen in the History Channel drama about these title Norse warriors

Vikings

600

Everything is perfect in this type of imaginary land

Utopia

600

This Scottish play--which you'll name & we'll see if that ends up jinxing you--has the title guy kill king Duncan, for starters

Macbeth

600

DAILY DOUBLE

The Pharos of Alexandria was one of these that stood on an island in the city harbor, with a fire lit at the top every night

800

An 18th century British captain gave his name to these South Pacific islands, now a popular tourist destination

The Cook Islands
800

Things get steamy in Camelot for 1981's "Excalibur", with Helen Mirren as Morgana & Cherie Lunghi as her

Guinevere

800

This 4-stringed guitar has a Hawaiian name that means "jumping flea"

Ukelele

800

In a history play a woman complains that this chubby knight "hath eaten me out of house and home"

Falstaff

800

The temple of Artemis was wrecked by these invaders who sound like they were wearing black & listening to Joy Division

the Goths

1000

This strait between Asia & North America is named for a Danish explorer

The Bering Strait

1000

In a lavish 1963 spectacle, Richard Burton played Mark Antony & she was Cleopatra

Elizabeth Taylor

1000

Soba noodles are made from buckwheat; this other 4-letter type is made from wheat

Udon

1000

After killing the King & the Prince of Wales in "Henry VI, Part 3", this king with body image issues gets his own play

King Richard III

1000

The ancient Greek Strabo said that this city's Hanging Gardens were watered from the Euphrates River

Babylon