If You Build It
Intelligence
Just Curious
Wordplay
Rephrase Cliches
A Cheesy Category
100

This word meant a tall hat or a tall guy before it meant a towering glass building

Skyscraper

100

IQ stands for this, smartypants

Intelligence quotient

100

He first appeared in a kids book called "Raffy and the Nine Monkeys" before headlining his own series

Curious George

100

Not just fun on the playground, "unique New York" and other of these phrases are used by actors to warm up

Tongue-twisters

100

"Color a metropolis crimson" 

Paint the town red

100

A certain Monterey, California businessman named David helped popularize this type of cheese

Monterey Jack

200

At Princeton Michelle Obamam lived in Pyne Hall, one of these residences

Dormitory

200

Innate intelligence not from education, or the title of a 1776 pamphlet

Common sense
200
"Curiously Strong" is a trademark of this brand of mints

Altoids

200

"This sausage was the wurst!" is an example of this, also called paronomasia

A pun

200
"Maintain ones digits folded" (for luck)

Keep your fingres crossed

200

Montrachet is traditionally made from this animal's milk

Goat

300

One difference between a wigwam and this other Native American dwelling is that a wigwam is domed and the other is a conical tent

Teepee

300

Campus chapters of this fraternity founded in 1776 invite straight-A students to join

Phi Beta Kappa

300

After eating the cake that had "Eat me" spelled out in currants, she said, "Curiouser and curiouser"

Alice

300

"You dont know? Come on, take a dot in the shark" is an example of this

A spoonerism

300

"Obstinate like one 4-legged crossbreed"

Stubborn as a mule

300

The holes in cheese are properly known by this anatomical term

Eye
400

This term for ancient arenas life the Colosseum comes from Greek words meaning "viewing on both sides"

Amphitheater

400

Puzzles and brainteasers challenge your intelligence in this magazine founded in 1977

Games

400

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" was one of his "Tales of the Jazz Age"

Fitzgerald

400

This name of Oprah Winfrey's production company is an example of an ananym

Harpo

400

"Illumination from one underground passages terminus"

Light at the end of the tunnel

400

This brand of cheddar cheese bears the name of the Oregon city its produced in 

Tillamook

500

If you've been invited to a friends dacha for the weekend, its probably in this country

Russia 

500

An early fictional example of A.I., he was humanoid computer from the planet Colu who battled Superman

Brainiac

500

This Conde Nast Digital site is "for people who love to eat"

Epicurious

500

A word that contains the letters for a synonym within it, like OBSERVE, which includes the word SEE, is this beastly type of wod

A kangaroo

500

"One lifeless carillonneur"

A dead ringer

500
This blue cheese is named for the Engluish village where it was first sold; oddly now it cannot be made there legally
Stilton