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100

Italian for "stopping place" gives us this word for a part of a poem.

Stanza

100

Tasty and sweet, this type of milk from the Nestle company flows off a spoon like honey.

Condensed milk

100

This is the glass in front of the driver's face.

Windscreen

100

This planet, the third largest in our solar system, was discovered by William Herschel in 1781.

Uranus

100

The third film in the Shrek series has this three-word title.

Shrek the Third

200

From the Greek word for "label," it's a course outline of a school class.

Syllabus

200

Real vanilla flavouring comes from certain climbing species of this tropical plant.

Orchid

200

This largest brass instrument is also the one with the lowest pitch.

Tuba

200

Carl Friedrich Gauss solved a math puzzle by constructing a regular-sided heptadecagon, a figure with this many sides.

17

200

With his famous line being, “We were on a break!”, this Friends cast member was one of the central characters in the series.

Ross

300

This academic no-no comes from a Latin word meaning "kidnapping"

Plagiarism

300

Aubergine caviar is another name for this smoky Mediterranean spread made with roasted eggplant.

Baba ghanoush

300

The bone that runs parallel and lateral to the tibia

Fibula

300

Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903, this pioneering scientist’s research laid the foundation for modern atomic theory.

Marie Curie

300

If things are going swimmingly for you, you might exclaim the slang phrase, "Bob's your" this.

Uncle

400

The last class of the day seems to last this long, the longest division of geologic time.

An eon 

400

Clingstone and freestone are the two main classifications for this fruit, once called a Persian apple.

A peach

400

This nation is surrounded by Myanmar on the West and Laos on the North and East

Thailand

400

Plastics are this type of chemical compound, composed of large molecules formed from smaller ones

Polymer

400

This song is a traditional tune sung in the movie “Mean Girls” during the holiday (Christmas) talent show.

Jingle Bell Rock

500

Occurring about every 24 hours, your daily biological rhythms are named this, from Latin for "about daily"

Circadian rhythm

500

Like the fermented drink called Koumiss, made from mare’s milk, this yogurt-like drink also starts with the letter “K”.

Kefir

500

Chinese and Portuguese are the official languages of this special administrative region of China.

Macau

500

This is the name of the pre-programmed cell death process.

Apoptosis

500

This social media influencer is now used by Gen Alpha as a slang word meaning "a baddie (a pretty girl)"

Livvy Dunne