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"Berkenkamp" is the middle name of this East Coast musician.

Who is Noah Kahan?

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Rumor has it that this caffeinated beverage can be traced back to World War II when American G.I.s in Italy diluted espresso with hot water.

What is an Americano?

100

This beloved sewer rat almost didn't make it out of the gutter.

Who is Oliver?

100

This American Olympian set undefeated world records in the 100m and 200m in 1988. 

Who was Florence Griffith Joyner, or Flo-Jo?

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This 2005 novel is narrated by Death itself.

What is The Book Thief?

200

The American rock band All Time Low formed while they were still in high school in this year.

When was 2003?

200

This brand of sparkling beverage was named after a notable river that forms part of Wisconsin's western border.

What is La Croix?

200

She could have been named after a common farm animal or black-and-white cookie, but instead bears the name of a classic villian.

Who is Maleficent (or Milly)?

200

Research shows that marathon runners have about 50% lower rates of this condition than the U.S. average.

What is arthritis?

200

This historical fiction novel about a famous playwright was adapted into a film starring Paul Mescal.

What is Hamnet?

300

This artist said the following about their early work: "I try and write satire that's well-intentioned. But those intentions have to be hidden. It can't be completely clear, and that's what makes it comedy."

Who is Bo Burnham?

300

Modern espresso, as pioneered by the Italian manufacturer Gaggia in the 1940s, was originally called this.

What is crema caffè?

300

This adventurous creature stowed away in bag to escape their apartment, but was unfortunately unsuccessful.

Who is Kiki?

300

Some studies show that this area of the brain is larger in people who engage in exercise, like running, than in those who don’t.

What is the hippocampus?

300

This multifaceted author has worked on many projects including the children's show "Little Bear" and the fantasy novel "Gregor the Overlander."

Who is Suzanne Collins?

400

Colson Baker derived his stage name from this nickname of a Prohibition-era gangster.

Who is Machine Gun Kelly?

400

The first official coffeehouse in America opened in Boston, Massachusetts, in October of this year.

When was 1676?

400

This Disney-named feline prefers to play with bottle caps.

Who is Nala?

400

In 1830, the first running shoes with rubber soles were invented by this man, who also happens to be the inventor of vulcanized rubber.

Who was Charles Goodyear?

400

This American President wrote over 30 works on topics ranging from military history to accounts of cattle ranching and wilderness exploration.

Who was Theodore Roosevelt?

500

This English musician and actor was suspended from school after a dare from his friend to "moon" his math teacher.

Who is Yungblud?

500

In 1767, this English chemist discovered a method of infusing water with carbon dioxide in a concoction that would later be known as sparkling water. 

Who was Joseph Priestley?

500

You can count on this cat to keep you safe on your perilous journey to the toilet, but they'll insist on getting a sip from the sink for their troubles.

Who is Gandalf?

500

This Irish sporting festival in honor of the goddess Tailtiu, dates back to 1829 BCE and is one of the earliest records of competitive running.

What are the Tailteann Games?

500

The Bible is anthology penned by approximately 40 different authors and composed of this many separate texts.

What is 66?