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his 1994 Disney animated classic features songs by Elton John and tells the story of a young lion named Simba.

The Lion King 

100

This critical baking ingredient is responsible for causing dough to ferment and rise by producing carbon dioxide gas.

Yeast

100

This standard NFL game consists of four quarters, with each quarter lasting for this many minutes of regulation time.


    • 15 minutes

100

This legendary female trio told listeners "Don't go chasing waterfalls" in their massive 1995 hit single.

TLC

100

this pop icon famously declared that she was a "Material Girl" living in a material world in her 1984 hit song.

Madonna 

200

In the 1997 blockbuster Titanic, this is the name of the fictional, massive blue diamond sought after by treasure hunters.

The Heart of the Ocean

200

Traditionally made from the milk of water buffaloes, this fresh white cheese is a staple ingredient on a classic Margherita pizza.

Mozzarella

200

This legendary quarterback won seven Super Bowl rings over his career, playing for both the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneer

Tom Brady

200

Boyz II Men collaborated with this iconic diva in 1995 to release the record-breaking ballad "One Sweet Day."

Mariah Carey

200

This synth-pop track by the British duo Tears for Fears topped the global charts in 1985 with its anthemic chorus about wanting to rule the world. 



    • "Everybody Wants to Rule the World"

300

This actor won back-to-back Best Actor Oscars in the 1990s for his roles in Philadelphia and Forrest Gump.

Tom Hanks 


300

This vibrant green Japanese condiment is traditionally made from a grated root belonging to the Brassicaceae family, which also includes horseradish and mustard.


    • Wasabi

300

his franchise holds the record for the only completely undefeated and untied season in NFL history, achieved in 1972.

Miami Dolphins

300

This singer's 1996 debut album No One Else featured the smash hit single "Sitting Home," establishing her as a 90s R&B staple.

Total

300

This English singer asked "Never Gonna Give You Up" in 1987, inadvertently creating one of the internet's most enduring pranks decades later.

Rick Astley 

400

This 1999 sci-fi film popularized the visual effect known as "bullet time" during its iconic roof-top shootout scenes.

The Matrix

400

This specific variety of strong, dark tea gets its distinct smoky aroma and flavor from being dried over pine wood fires.

Lapsang Souchong

400

This defensive powerhouse, nicknamed the "Minister of Defense," spent his dominant career terrorizing quarterbacks for the Eagles and Packers.


    • Reggie White

400

This R&B group topped the charts in 1996 with their smooth, acappella-driven ballad "No Diggity," featuring Dr. Dre.

Blackstreet

400

This iconic 1982 album by Michael Jackson generated a record-breaking seven Top 10 singles on the Billboard Hot 100

Thriller

500

This is the name of the fictional island off the coast of Costa Rica where the dinosaur theme park is located in Jurassic Park.


    • Isla Nublar




500

This culinary French term refers to a mixture of finely chopped mushrooms, onions, and herbs sautéed in butter, often used to make Beef Wellington.


    • Duxelles




500

This former NFL running back holds the single-season record for the most rushing touchdowns, scoring 28 times in 2006.

LaDainian Tomlinson

500

This multi-talented artist wrote, produced, and sang the 1995 hit "I Like," which served as a prominent track on the Nutty Professor soundtrack.

Montell Jordan

500

This European avant-garde synth-pop group had a massive 1982 international hit with the hauntingly electronic track "The Safety Dance."

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