Gwenna 3

Body part AKA’s

100

Voice box

Larnyx

200

Womb

Uterus

300

The Carpus

Wrist

400

Tympanum or tympanic membrane 

Eardrum

500

Pollex

Thumb

Mischief Managed

100

In the epilogue to ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’, she’s married and they have two kids, Rose and Hugo. 

Hermione

200

The Jacobite played this train in the Harry Potter films.

Hogwarts Express

300

Varieties of these include the Ukrainian Ironbelly and the Antipodean Opaleye

Dragons 

400

In book seven, this chapter was called “The Elder ____”. 

Wand

500

Any cat could tell you she teaches Transfiguration class at hogwarts 

McGonagall 

Commedia del Arte Characters

100

Pedrolino often used white makeup instead of a mask, and was the inspiration for this opera 

Pagliacci 

200

This braggart appears in Bohemian Rhapsody- could he do the fandango? 

Scaramouche 

300

The word ‘pants’ comes from the name of this villainous character who wore long read trousers 

Pantalone 

400

This type of physical comedy is named for the bat Arlecchino (AKA Harlequin) used to beat his victims with 

Slapstick 

500

This character sings “Grossmaechtige Prinzessin” in this opera that employs commedia del arte characters in a ‘play with in a play’.  (Name the character and the opera) 

Ariadne auf Naxos, Zerbinetta 

Instrument makers

100

In 1850, Heinrich Steinweg came to America from Germany, anglicized his name and began manufacturing this brand and type of instrument. 

Steinway piano 

200

Trumpets made by Vincent Bach are so well respected that’s this violin makers name was added to some of the models. 

Stradivarius 

300

In the 1930’s, Laurens Hammond used his experience making clocks and motors to help him invent this instrument. 

Electric Organ 

400

Hohner makes the ‘Bob Dylan Signature’ model of this type of instrument that Bob plays. 

Harmonica 

500

The Ottoman Sultan granted a family named ‘Zildjian’, a name that literally means maker of this type of percussion instrument 

Cymbal 

Let’s skirt the issue

100

Ballerina Marie Taglioni introduced the prototype of this skirt 

A Tutu 

200

British Designer Mary Quant named this ‘60’s skirt after her favourite car

The miniskirt

300

A crinoline helped hold out this skirt that, despite its name, could be shaped like a bell, a cone, or a pyramid. 

A hoop skirt 

400

This full skirt popular in the 50’s was named for a pooch that was appliquéd onto it 

Poodle skirt

500

This old timey skirt gets its name because of the extreme tapering at the ankle that makes it hard to walk in. 

The hobble skirt OR the wiggle skirt