Fast food
Soda
Sports Endorsements
Action Movies
TV Cartoons
State Symbols
100

Which fast food chain slogan is " We have the meat!"

Arbys 

100

Coca-Cola's mid-century winter advertising campaigns are widely credited with inventing the modern, joyful, red-suited look of this holiday figure.

Santa Clause 

100

1984, Nike took a massive gamble on this rookie, creating a signature basketball shoe line that eventually became its own multi-billion-dollar brand.

Michael Jordan

100

Arnold Schwarzenegger delivers this iconic four-word promise in 1984's The Terminator right before driving a car through a police station.

Ill be Back

100

Australian TV show about dogs

Bluey 

100

Boasting a bright red color and a sharp crest, this bird is the single most popular state bird, claimed by 7 different states including Ohio and Illinois.

Cardinal

200

This mountain dew flavor was originally exclusive to Taco Bell

Baja Blast

200

This bright red, highly caffeinated cherry-citrus hybrid soda is heavily associated with gaming culture.

Mountain Dew Code Red


200

This Japanese Star has popularized New Balance baseball cleats 

Shohei Ohtani 

200

Keanu Reeves plays a legendary, sharply dressed assassin who comes out of retirement after a group of gangsters steals his car and harms his puppy.

John Wick

200

Three superpowered kindergarten girls named Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup are created in a lab using sugar, spice, everything nice, and Chemical X.

Powerpuff Girls 

200

Famous for its fierce independence, New Hampshire uses this aggressive, liberty-loving phrase as its official state motto.

Live Free or Die

300

This burger joint was founded by Dave Thomas, who named the restaurant after his eighth child.

Wendys 

300

Introduced in the 1960s as Coke's very first diet drink, this soda retains a massive cult following despite its distinct pink can.

Tab

300

This former NBA Star encourages you to go the "The General and save some time "

Shaq

300

Alan Rickman plays this brilliant, suave German terrorist leader who takes over Nakatomi Plaza in Die Hard.

Hans Gruber

300

This classic 1960s theme song starts by introducing "A modern Stone Age family" who are "from the town of Bedrock.

The Flintstones

300

California State Tree

Redwood or Sequoia 

400

If you want your fries topped with grilled onions, cheese, and spread at In-N-Out, you ask for them this "way."

Animal Style

400

This classic Mexican soda brand is famous for its colorful glass bottles and natural fruit flavors like tamarind, guava, and mandarin.

Jarritos 

400

WNBA face of Gatorade 

Caitlin Clark

400

This legendary martial artist and actor is famous for refusing stunt doubles, famously sliding down a 70-foot light pole covered in live explosions in Police Story.

Jackie Chan

400

Phineas and Ferb spend their 104 days of summer vacation building massive inventions in this fictional tri-state area community.

Danville

400

More than 20 states, mostly in the South and Midwest, have designated this traditional American folk dance as their official state dance.

Square Dance

500

In 2015, this  burger chain released a limited-edition cologne in Japan that smelled precisely like grilled meat.

Burger King

500

Early sodas were not bought in grocery stores; you went to a pharmacy to buy them from a worker with this job title.

Soda Jerk

500

Peyton Manning sand ""Chicken parm, you taste so good " in an ad for this company

Nationwide

500

Tom Cruise Played this character before Alan Ritchson took it over for the hit TV show.

Jack Reacher

500

This dark, comedic sci-fi series follows an incompetent green alien named Zim who tries to conquer Earth alongside his hyperactive robot dog, GIR.

Invader Zim

500

This is the only U.S. state flag that is completely non-rectangular, featuring a unique swallowtail design.

Ohio