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Name's The Same
100

This animated Disney movie features the hit song "Let It Go" sung by Queen Elsa.


What is Frozen?

100

 This is the closest star to planet Earth and the center of our solar system.

 

What is the Sun?

100

Rhyme Time: A massive piece of direct-mail correspondence.

 


What is big mail?

100

 This green, creamy fruit is the primary ingredient used to make traditional guacamole.

  


What is an avocado?

100

The surname of the 16th U.S. President and the capital city of the state of Nebraska.

    


What is Lincoln?

200

 In 2023, this pink-hued movie directed by Greta Gerwig became a global phenomenon and the highest-grossing film ever for Warner Bros


What is Barbie?

200

This longest river in the world flows northward through northeastern Africa and empties into the Mediterranean Sea.


What is the Nile River?

200

 If you rearrange the letters of the word "LISTEN," you get this — a word that fittingly means to make no sound.

    


What is silent?

200

 Originating in Italy, this espresso-based coffee drink is traditionally made with equal parts espresso, steamed milk, and milk foam.

  


What is a cappuccino?

200

The common name for a malicious computer program, a tiny biological agent that causes the flu, and a 1999 sci-fi movie starring Jamie Lee Curtis.

 


What is a virus?

300

 This pop superstar's massive, career-spanning "Eras Tour" became the first concert tour in history to gross over $1 billion.


Who is Taylor Swift?

300

 Elements in the very last column of the Periodic Table, such as helium and neon, are known by this "noble" group name.

    


What are noble gases?

300

This 5-letter word meaning "a collection of maps" is also the name of a Greek titan forced to hold up the sky.

    


What is an atlas?

300

 In standard American bowling, rolling three consecutive strikes in a single game is known by this festive avian name.

    


What is a turkey?

300

 It can mean a nocturnal bird of prey, a mechanical device used to spin threads, or a standard measure of weight in electronics equal to 1,000 grams.

What is a kilo?

400

 Pedro Pascal protects a force-sensitive child named Grogu in this hit Disney+ series set in the Star Wars universe.

What is the Mandalorian?

400

 Signed in 1215, this historic English document established the principle that everyone, including the king, is subject to the law.

    


What is the Magna Carta?

400

• Take the word for a woman's garment, drop the first letter, and you get this word for a broad geographical location or speech.

    • Answer: What is dress / address?


What is dress / address

400

 This fabric weave pattern features broken checks or abstract four-pointed shapes, traditionally in black and white.

  


What is a houndstooth?

400

 The last name of the director of The Godfather and the name of a classic rum-based cocktail.

    


What is Coppola?

500

This British actor took home the Best Actor Oscar in 2024 for his powerful portrayal of J. Robert Oppenheimer.


Who is Cillian Murphy?

500

This Greek mathematician is widely known as the "Father of Geometry" for his foundational work Elements.

   


 Who is Euclid?

500

 This term describes a word or phrase formed by combining parts of two other words, like "smog" or "brunch."


What is a portmanteau?

500

 This specific type of French pastry dough is used to make éclairs, profiteroles, and beignets.

    

What is choux pastry

500

The name of the ancient city where the Trojan War took place, and a unit of weight equal to 12 ounces in the troy weight system.

   


What is Troy?