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Potent Potpourri
100

This show, still producing new episodes, is the longest-running scripted primetime show in US history.

The Simpsons

100

The highest point on earth, Mount Everest, is located in this mountain range.

Himalayas

100

This longtime reality TV star recently ended both her TV show and marriage to her athlete husband.

Kristin Cavallari 

100

This classic stadium is the oldest continuously-used Major League Baseball park in the United States.

Fenway Park

100

B&A: Expensive single-use gown----that serves as a final tuneup before a stage performance.

Wedding Dress Rehearsal

200

Before the success of Avengers: Endgame, this film stood tall as the worldwide box office champ, a title it held for nearly a decade.

Avatar

200

This island is the largest in the Mediterranean Sea.

Sicily

200

Fans of denim cheered when each member of this celebrity couple wore outfits made entirely of the tough blue fabric to the 2001 American Music Awards.

Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears

200

Currently in 4th place with 180 goals, this striker is the only active player on the Premier League's top 10 goal scorers list.

Sergio Aguero

200

This legendary mid-19th century mail delivery service connected Missouri to California through relays of mounted riders before collapsing due to the availability of telegraph service.

Pony Express

300

During the last 20 years of his life, legendary comedic actor Fred Willard earned Emmy nominations for his work on these two hit network sitcoms.

Modern Family; Everybody Loves Raymond

300

Busan is the second most populous city in this country.

South Korea

300

This celebrity recently changed her 1-year-old son's name after fans pointed out that his name sounded like "genital."

Amy Schumer

300

These two forwards are first and second on the all-time World Cup scoring list. Unsurprisingly, they hail from the two countries that have played the most World Cup matches.

Klose; Ronaldo

300

Sold in seemingly countless varieties, this treat brought to market in 1912 is the most popular cookie in the United States (by sales).

Oreo

400

A physical transformation helped this talented thespian become the first woman from Africa to win the Academy Award for Best Actress.

Charlize Theron

400

The Pine Barrens in southern New Jersey purportedly play home to this legendary creature.

Jersey Devil

400

A viral internet video/meme helped pushed this group dance song to #1 in the US in 2012.

Harlem Shake

400
Phil Jackson's coaching exploits, recently featured on The Last Dance, include an incredible 11 championships during his time leading the Bulls and Lakers. But the lanky zen master also achieved success as a player, winning 2 titles in the 1970s with this team.

New York Knicks

400

The Statue of Liberty makes her home on this island, renamed by an act of Congress in 1955.

Liberty Island

500

This fictional skyscraper provides the setting for action classic "Die Hard."

Nakatomi Plaza

500
The breakup of Yugoslavia eventually led to a dispute over this republic, which is recognized as independent by the US and the EU but is not a United Nations member.

Kosovo

500

In an attempt to alleviate customers' unease about eating out in an empty dining room, this Michelin-star restaurant recently announced its plan to seat mannequins in 1940s garb at empty tables.

The Little Inn at Washington

500

This Hall of Fame quarterback holds the record for the most touchdown passes in a single Super Bowl.

Steve Young (6 in SB XXIX)

500

B&A: Metal band started in the late 1990s in Glendale, California with 3 songs reaching #1 on the Billboard 200 in the early 2000s----that describe the act of copying a digital file from the internet (or other online source) to a user's local device.

System of a Download