WHAT'S IN A NAME
JAPAN
GOLD GOULASH
SILVER STEW
BRONZE POTPOURRI
100

Melba is derived from the name this Australian City

Melbourne 

100

This Japanese mattress, usually used by overnight guests, also doubles as a sofa.

Futon

100

Gold needles were once used in this traditional Chinese “alternative” medical treatment.

Acupuncture

100

His trusty horse was named Silver.

The Lone Ranger

100

This familiar symbol of the United States, which consists of more than 2,000 pounds of bronze metal, is located in a national historical park in Philadelphia.  

The Liberty Bell

200

People who know Hebrew writing to her for advice might begin, "Dear Source of Joy"

Abby (Abigail)

200

This belted robe, the traditional garment of Japan, is worn by men, women, and children.

Kimono

200

How many karats are in pure gold?

24

200

This is the traditional silver anniversary.

Twenty-five years

200

These ancient round, thin, percussion instruments were initially made of bronze because it is a metal strong enough to be clashed together, and because of the sound that it produces.

Cymbals

300

It comes from the German for "eagle-powered", but don't tell that to the pig on "Green Acres"

Arnold
300

The rin, sen, and yen, are denominations of this in Japan.

Currency

300

These awards are given by the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association to recognize excellence in film and television.

The Golden Globes

300

In his classic novel Don Quixote, Cervantes wrote that “Every man is not born with (one of these) in his mouth.”

A silver spoon

300

Bronze is an alloy made up largely of tin and this reddish-orange metal.

Copper

400

Her father, Ptolemy Auletes, gave her this name, which means "fame of her father"

Cleopatra 

400

The literal meaning of this Japanese word for goodbye is “If it must be so.”

Sayonara

400

 Many European explorers sought this fabled city of gold, including Sir Walter Raleigh, who tried to find it in Guyana and northern Brazil.

El Dorado

400

He received 30 pieces of silver for betraying Jesus.

Judas

400

The first African American to win a medal at the Winter Olympics was Debi Thomas, who in 1988 won the bronze in this sport.

Figure skating

500

The name of this first Christian martyr means "crown"

Stephen

500

The US has a Congress, Canada has a Parliament, Israel has the Knesset; what is the legislative body of Japan called?

The Diet

500

In 1896, gold was discovered in Canada, in a tributary of this Yukon Territory river – and the rush was on!

Klondike

500

The US government first issued this paper currency in 1878, and stopped printing it in 1964.

Silver certificate

500

This is the name of one of the most famous bronze sculptures of all time, created by Auguste Rodin in the late 19th-early 20th century. It depicts a nude male figure sitting on a rock in deep contemplation.

The Thinker