Animals
Food
Sports
Movie Characters
Sweet Teats
100
What type of fish is Nemo?
Clown fish
100
What chain restaurant has golden arches?
McDonald's
100
This term refers to a player moving with the ball without dribbling it.
Traveling
100
Who is this?
100
The three key ingredients of this classic campfire treat are graham crackers, chocolate, and marshmallows.
S'mores
200
This marsupial is the only one living in North America
Opossum
200
What large and heavy fruit is 92% water?
Watermelon
200
This is the number of points awarded for a touchdown in American football.
6
200
This snowman in Frozen dreams of experiencing summer.
Olaf
200
This marshmallow candy, often associated with Easter, comes in shapes like bunnies and chicks.
Peeps
300
What is the largest rodent in the world?
Capybara
300
These three cartoon mascots for Rice Krispies represent the sounds the cereal makes in milk.
Snap, Crackle, and Pop
300
This legendary player was better known by the nickname "The Bambino".
Babe Ruth
300
This forgetful fish helps Marlin find his son in the ocean.
Dory
300
This is the top-selling Girl Scout cookie in America, featuring a minty chocolate coating.
Thin Mint
400
What bird can fly backwards?
Hummingbird
400
While often called a vegetable, this red "sauce maker" is scientifically a fruit
Tomato
400
In bowling, this is the term used when a player makes three strikes in a row.
Bowling
400
What evil lady was going after Dalmatians to make coats
Cruella de Vil
400
This French "pancake" is made very thin and can be rolled up with Nutella or fruit.
Crepe
500
This "unicorn of the sea" has a long spiral tusk that is actually a giant, overgrown tooth.
Narwhal
500
This "cake" doesn't actually contain any cake; it’s a mixture of crab meat, breadcrumbs, and seasoning.
Crab cake
500
What Olympic swimmer has 28 medals?
Micheal Phelps
500
Who is this?
500
"Melts in your mouth, not in your hands."
M&Ms