Musical Instruments
Lab Rats
2025 Sports
Piece of Work
Traitors
Before And After
400

This country is most commonly associated with the bagpipes.

Scotland. 

400

This is apparatus is often agar-based, and used to grow cultures. 

Petri dish

400

A blockbuster trade between the Lakers and the Mavericks sent Anthony Davis to Dallas and This Slovenian to LA.

Luka Doncic.

400

Two of These creatures are beautifully rendered on the walls of the Chauvet Caves in southern France.

Lions.

400

Of the Apostles, this traitor is always mentioned last.

Judas.

400

An ominous 5-word warning to Caesar looms over an alliterative description of the NCAA basketball tournament.

Beware the Ides of March Madness.

800

Whether classical or electric, most guitars have this number of strings. 

6

800

This common lab tool produces a single, continuous flame. 

Bunsen burner. 

800

This cheerleader turned PR guru became something of a pariah during her relationship with legendary coach Bill Belichick.

Jordon Hudson.

800

Little Dancer of Fourteen Years is a bronze statue cast by This French expressionist.

Edgar Degas.

800

Scottish hero William Wallace was executed in 1305 as a traitor to this country.

England.

800

“Hunger Games" actress who helped in a Middle Eastern revolt against the Ottoman Empire.

Jennifer Lawrence of Arabia.

1200

The syrinx, better known by this name, is an instrument comprised of multiple tubes with varying widths and lengths. 

Pan flute. 

1200

This rotary tool is used to separate substances of different densities. 

Centrifuge. 

1200

This English Premier League team ended their 17 year trophy drought with a 1-0 win in the Europa League final over Manchester United, COYS!

Tottenham Hotspur.

1200

Born Temüjin, This man depicted on painted silk took a different name in 1206 and subsequently conquered half the world.

Ghengis Khan.

1200

This American general who turned traitor during the revolution was paid a measly £6,000 for his troubles.

Benedict Arnold.

1200

Woody Guthrie's American anthem salutes a Minnesota butter & cheese supplier.

This Land is Your Land o’ Lakes.

1600

This instrument has the longest solo in the Jaws theme. 

Tuba

1600

This pressurized machine is used to sterilize surgical and lab equipment. 

Autoclave

1600

This university won the women’s college basketball championship on the back of Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd.

University of Connecticut.

1600

This Piece, whose title means ”pity” depicts the Blessed Virgin Mary cradling the mortal body of Jesus Christ after his Descent from the Cross.

Pietà.

1600

Epialtes, a Greek traitor, allowed Xerxes I of this empire to defeat the Spartans at Thermopylae.

The Persian Empire.

1600

Conflict between the U.S. & the Soviet Union from the 1940s to the 1990s that also involved sickly Martians and H.G. Wells.

Cold War of the Worlds.

2000

Master this instrument, and you might just land a gig with Ricola! 

Alphorn. 

2000

This tool uses the concept of buoyancy to measure the density of liquids. 

Hydrometer

2000

This Mainah was taken #1 overall in the 2025 NBA Draft.

Copper(ah) Flagg.

2000

Leviathan, a book by This English philosopher, concerns the structure of society, legitimate government, and the social contract.

Thomas Hobbes.

2000

He headed the collaborationist Vichy Regime in France.

Philippe Pétain.

2000

Founding father Patrick Henry's "choice" quote leads into the 1949 Tony-winning Best Play

Give me liberty, or give me Death of a Salesman.