What Do You Study?
Cities of America
"Frenglish"
Hollywood Cats
Palindromes
100

Also the name of a trendy store found in many malls across the US, this word refers to the study of the biological and cultural history of humanity

Anthropology(ie)

100

At 5,280 feet in elevation, this Southwestern city is sometimes referred to as "The Mile High City"

Denver

100

This is a title given to a person who has agreed to marry you...for now

Fiancé

100

This large friendly cat is the iconic mascot for a sugary breakfast cereal - he's great

Tony the Tiger

100

A small 1-2 person boat, manually powered by a double-sided paddle

Kayak 

200

Also called "plant science" or "phytology", this branch of natural science involves the study of the anatomy, taxonomy and ecology of plants

Botany

200

Founded by William Penn in 1682, this early US city's name combines the Greek words for "love" and "brother"

Philadelphia 

200

A term used to describe a sudden yet fleeting recollection of an experience; almost like you have been there before 

Déjà vu

200

Living with a senior woman, this Looney Tune cat was constantly trying to eat his owner's innocent pet bird

Sylvester 

200

Used as a colloquial English term to describe midday, this exciting time often means getting to eat lunch 

Noon

300

Mycotoxicology refers to the study of toxins produced by this type of organism

Fungi

300

A southern city renowned for its bluegrass and country roots, often called "The Music City" 

Nashville

300

Originally a French military term used to describe a place for assembling troops, this word now signifies a meeting at an agreed time and place

Rendezvous

300

This wise-cracking black cat lived with a teenage witch in a late 90's sitcom

Salem

300

A system that uses radio waves to determine the distance, direction, and radial velocity of objects relative to the site

400

The study of the history of words, their origins, and how their form and meaning have changed over time

Etymology 

400

Due to its history of automotive manufacturing, Detroit has commonly been referred to as this

Motor City/Motown 

400

Don't make one of these at a work Jeopardy game. This French word literally translates to "false step" 

Faux pas 

400

In Studio Ghibli's "My Neighbor Totoro", a gigantic grinning cat is used for transportation, as its top half resembles this type of automobile

Bus

400

This is currently Honda's best selling model to date, with over 30 million sales since 1978

Civic

500

Angiology is the medical specialty dedicated to studying this bodily system

Vascular system/blood vessels
500

Named for its relaxed pace, nightlife and music scene, this US city is sometimes referred to as "The Big Easy" 

New Orleans

500

In the arts and literature, this term identifies an experimental and innovative genre of work, often times rejected or criticized by the artistic establishment of the period

Avant-garde

500

Belonging to the grouchy groundskeeper of Hogwarts, this tabby cat would alert her owner to misbehaving students

Mrs. Norris 

500

This fruit stand is running low on inventory:

"No lemons, no _____"

"melon"