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200

All true spiders have this many pairs of legs.

Four

200

These 3 flavours make up Dreyer’s Neapolitan ice cream.

Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry

200

Po must protect the Valley of Peace from an evil snow leopard in this 2008 movie.

Kung Fu Panda

200

The Padres of Major League baseball play their home games at Petco Park in this city.

San Diego

200

This band had a hit album in 2008 with the Mamma Mia! soundtrack.

ABBA

300

The 10 most venomous snakes in the world live in this large country.

Australia

300

Make sure you throw out this fruit’s peel; “Mythbusters” confirmed it is slippery.

Banana

300

A suite from this Tchaikovsky ballet is featured in Disney’s ‘Fantasia’.

The Nutcracker

300

From 2013 to 2016 this tennis star was ranked no.1 for 186 consecutive weeks.

Serena Williams

300

This 2008 debut album from Adele was also her age at the time.

19

400

The animal called a caribou in the U.S. goes by this name in Europe and the North Pole.

Reindeer

400

You will be well-dressed to eat Farfalle Pasta, as it’s shaped like this neckwear.

Bow tie

400

Oscar winner Tilda Swinton plays this frosty villain in the Narnia films.

The White Witch

400

Before he was a Laker, this NBA star played a college hoopster in 1994’s “Blue Chips”

Shaquille O'neal

400

It’s the name of both a spice and a Spice Girl

Ginger

600

In 1974 the gray species of this mammal was placed on the endangered list.

Wolf

600

Anjou, Bosc and Bartlett are all varieties of this fruit.

Pear

600

She “enchanted” us in 2007 and was Lois Lane in 2016.

Amy Adams

600

The Yankees lost the 1955 World Series to this Brooklyn team.

The Dodgers

600

This “monstrous” band hit the charts with ‘A-Punk’ in 2008.

Vampire Weekend

1000

Holy smokes, Batman!

The French call this bird un rouge-gorge.

Robin

1000

A traditional Caesar salad is made with this type of lettuce.

Romaine

1000

Rowan Atkinson played this untalkative, slow-witted misfit on TV and in a 1997 film.

Mr. Bean

1000

Also meaning a puff of air, this term means to swing and miss in both golf and baseball.

Whiff

1000

It’s the shared song title of the first singles released by The Jackson 5 and *NSYNC.

I want you back