World Geography
Classic Movies
Food
Michigan
Musicians
100

The pyramids of Giza are located in this country.

Egypt

100

This actress played Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.

Judy Garland

100

This dairy product is commonly spread on toast and used in baking

Butter

100

This city is known as the birthplace of Motown music.

Detroit

100

This British band had hits including “Hey Jude,” “Yesterday,” and “Let It Be.”

The Beatles

200

This river flows through Egypt and is one of the longest rivers in the world.

The Nile River

200

Audrey Hepburn’s character in My Fair Lady.

 Eliza Doolittle

200

This layered Italian dish is made with pasta, cheese, and often a tomato-based sauce.

Lasagna

200

This Michigan city is famous for its annual Tulip Time Festival.

Holland

200

This singer released the hit songs “Piano Man” and “Only the Good Die Young.”

Billy Joel

300

This ocean is between Africa and Australia

Indian Ocean

300

The protagonist of this film says "Nobody puts baby in the corner"

Dirty Dancing

300

This type of meat is traditionally used in a Reuben sandwich

Corned Beef

300

This Michigan city is famous for its Christmas celebrations and Bavarian-style atmosphere.

Frankenmuth

300

This singer was known as the “King of Pop” and released the album Thriller.

Michael Jackson

400

This sea separates Europe from Africa

Mediterranean Sea 

400

This actor played the original James Bond.

Sean Connery

400

This Italian dish is made with rice that is slowly cooked in broth until creamy.

Risotto

400

This is the name of the large freshwater island located in Lake Superior that is part of Michigan.

Isle Royal 

400

This group became famous for the songs “Dancing Queen” and “Mamma Mia!”

ABBA

500

This country has the most population in South America

Brazil

500

This 1959 film starring Marilyn Monroe featured two musicians disguised as women.

Some Like It Hot

500

This French dish consists of snails cooked with garlic butter and herbs

Escargot

500

This famous Michigan mountain range covers a large portion of the western Upper Peninsula.

The Porcupine Mountains 

500

This 1970s group was famous for “Stayin’ Alive,” “How Deep Is Your Love,” and “Night Fever.”

The Bee Gees