Pop Culture
This nickname is given to the group who starred in lots of 1980s movies
What is the Brat Pack?
It is the largest country on earth, by far
What is Russia?
This person was the star in Trolls and also got arrested
Easy Does It
What is Slow Down?
This is the most eaten food in the world (and also has a university named after it)
What is Rice?
What is the Avatar?
This Canadian city famously hosted the Summer Olympics in 1976 *Daily Double*
What is Montreal?
This group has the most songs at no 1 of the top 100 songs of all time
Who are the Beatles?
It’s Not Rocket Science
What is its not complicated?
First produced in 1897, this gelatinous food now comes in all flavors and types
What is Jello?
This 1987 song produced one internet meme that still has been used to this day
What is Never Gonna Give You Up? (Bonus 100 for saying Rick Roll)
This is the largest territory/province in Canada
What is Nunavut?
This person has the most Oscars, but he’s not associated with movies *Daily Double*
Who is Walt Disney?
We’ll Cross That Bridge When We Come To It
What is not talking about that now?
This food was discovered in Mexico and is related to corn
What is Maize?
Who is the most recent actor to play James Bond?
Who is Daniel Craig?
This US state is also known as the “Land of 10 thousand lakes”
What is Minnesota?
This person has the most Grammys, by 1
Who is Beyoncé?
Bear A Grudge
What is to feel unhappy towards someone/something for past incidents?
How many herbs and spices are in Colonel Sanders original KFC recipe?
What is 11?
This was a genre of soft rock, most popular in the 70s and 80s, and is also associated with relaxing
What is Yacht Rock?
This tiny country is located next to France, and their flag is similar too
What is Luxembourg?
This person’s hair was caught on fire during the shoot of a Pepsi commercial, and this event occurred at the EXACT halfway point in his life
Who is Michael Jackson?
Grasping At Straws
What is to make a last attempt at saving yourself?
This condiment was once used as medicine in the 1800s, before becoming one of the most popular condiments today
What is ketchup?