Around the Mediterranean
Greek Mythology
Ends in FF
Give Me The Name
Colorful Origins
100
This island where Napoleon was first exiled lies between Corsica & the Italian mainland
Elba
100
He is known as the king of god and men. He rules over Mount Olympus and the other Greek gods.
Zeus
100
A duty on imported goods
Tariff
100
She snuck into the house of three bears.
Goldilocks
100
Album & blanket come from words meaning this color
White
200
The sea's deepest point over 16000 feet down is in the Hellenic trough nearest to this country
Greece
200
This famous king would turn anything he touches into gold.
King Midas
200
It starts a football game
A kickoff
200
The Godfather
Don Vito Corleone
200
Swimmers dread this irritating element derived from a Greek word for green
Chlorine
300
Straddling 2 continents this city famous for its mosques & palaces has been called the place where East meets West.
Istanbul
300
He was a hunter known for his beauty. He died of thirst after not being able to look away from his own reflection.
Narcissus
300
This dog crossbreed began in England around 1860 to guard against poachers
Bullmastiff
300
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Quasimodo
300
This purplish color gets its name from a word for the mallow plant which is often that hue
Mauve
400
The opening of this in 1869 provided direct water access between the Mediterranean & the Red Sea
The Suez Canal
400
Odysseus and his men had to escape this monster's cave by attaching themselves to sheep in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey"
The Cyclops
400
Old High German is probably the source of this synonym for a little boat
A skiff
400
The Three Musketeers--Athos Porthos & him
Aramis
400
Scottish words for red Robert led to this famous nickname for Robert MacGregor
Rob Roy
500
This large Italian island was once ruled by the House of Savoy.
Sardinia
500
The goddess of wild animals, the hunt, and vegetation. She was also the twin sister of Apollo.
Artemis
500
This officer is charged with maintaining order in a courtroom during a trial
Bailiff
500
The Once and Future King
Arthur
500
Around 1860 a purplish-red dye was given this name of an Italian battle site
Magenta