A Little Aliteration: Author Edition
What The Bell?
All That Jazz
Remain Mononymous
The Mutter Museum
200
Walt Whitman's poetry collection "Leaves of" this
Grass
200
Their Naked Chicken Chalupa with the first shell made entirely out of fried chicken
Taco Bell
200
I used to live a block away from this Philly building whom this Jazz Singer known as "Lady Day" used to live
Billie Holiday
200
He was the storyteller of The Odyssey and The Illiad
Homer
200
Chang and Eng's cast is on display, showing their medical condition
Conjoined Twins
400
This author is known for novels such as Steppenwolf and Siddhartha
Herman Hesse
400
90s TV show starring Zach, A.C. Slater and Kelly to name a few
Saved by the Bell
400
This Jazz musician playing for his wife in front of the Sphynx, also known as Pops or Satch
Louis Armstrong
400
This singer/songwriter/actor sang songs such as "Kiss" and "1999"
Prince
400
The Mutter Museum is one of two places in the world to see the brain of this famous physicist
Albert Einstein
600
James Joyce's stream of consciousness tome which is almost impossible to finish. The title is the Latinised name of Odysseus
Ulysses
600
This section of your brain that deals with coordination and balance
Cerebellum
600
Despite for his talent in Jazz piano, Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole are famous for this song, commonly played in weddings…
Unforgettable
600
This eccentric Icelandic singer and songwriter
Bjork
600
You can't miss this display of the 8-ft long and 29" circumference organ that weighed up to 40 lbs.
Colon
800
Shel Silverstein's book has been the most divisive books in children's literature. Not sure if it's about love and friendship, or abuse and neglect
The Giving Tree
800
In 2017, a woman was denied Swiss citizenship over her complaints of this cherished Swiss item
Cowbells
800
This Jazz Musician is known for his 45 degree angle of his trumpet as well as inventing Bebop
Dizziy Gillespie
800
She was the last ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom
Cleopatra
800
The museum acquired 130+ of these specimens owned by anatomist Joseph Hyrtl trying to contradict phrenology
Skulls
1000
Margaret Michell's classical novel about the southern antebellum
Gone With the Wind
1000
This idiom which means to attempt, or agree to perform, an impossibly difficult task, based on an Aesop's fable about troubled mice
Belling the cat
1000
The title of category is a song from this musical that won am Emmy for Best Picture in 2006
Chicago
1000
He is famous for writing "Candide" a novel about optimism
Voltaire
1000
This places houses a collection of medical books bound in this, as a way to honor contributions to medicine
Human Skin