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100

This R&B group, EWF for short, has a yacht rocker with "After The Love Has Gone"

Earth, Wind, & Fire

100

Hilo or Honolulu: This 3-syllable word


Aloha

100

This horror film is based on a novel by Stephen King and tells the story of a writer who becomes caretaker of a haunted hotel

The Shining

100

This fast food restaurant is the most popular in the world with more than 30,000 restuarnts in 119 countries

McDonald's

200

This Philly duo- 2 guys, 1 mustache

Hit no. 1 in 1982 with "I Can't Go for That"

Hall & Oates

200

France, where it's this word, "good day" literally & conversationally

Bonjour

200

The amount of movies in the "Indiana Jones" Franchise

5
200

"We Have the Meats"

Arby's

300

This Toto song is named for Ms. Arquette, who was dating Toto's keyboardist at the time

Rosanna

300

Jim Carrey in this film:

"Good morning, oh, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night! 

The Truman Show

300

The highest grossing movie of all time?

Avatar

300

Colonel Harland Sanders turned this restaurant into one of the world's most recognizable fried chicken chains

Kentucky Fried Chicken

400

You can always right your ship with "Hey 19" & "Deacon Blues" by this jazzy soft-rock band

Steely Dan

400

China; in Mandarin, there are several ways to say the word "hello", including this basic 2-syllable one

Ni Hao

400

The first feature-length animated movie ever released?

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

400

In 1980, this fast food chain literally blew up its clown mascot, who'd be replaced by a guy with a giant ping-pong ball head

Jack in the Box

500

Grover Washington Jr. was so smooth with this title, "building castles in the sky", this title again, "You & I"

Just the Two of Us

500

The Muslim world, with this Arabic greeting that means "peace be upon you"

As-salamu alaykum

500

The dying words of Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane

Rosebud

500

Founded in 1921 in Wichita, Kansas, this fast-food chain is widely recognized as America's first fast-food hamburger chain and is famous for its small, square sliders

White Castle