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Women
100

Credited to Michael Jackson, this smooth move is out of this world

The moonwalk

100

This chemist's research earned her a Nobel Prize in two scientific fields but caused her notebook to be radioactive to this day

Marie Curie

100

WISC

Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children 

100

This is believed to be the fastest species of fish in the world,  having been measured at speeds up to 110 km/h

Pacific Sailfish

100
With 11 Olympic medals and 30 World Championship medals, this is the most decorated gymnast in history

Simone Biles

200

Sometimes referred to as "the greatest novelty dance of all time", this move was born after a mime started adding mechanical gestures to his silent act

The robot

200

Jane Goodall's work involved climbing trees and mimicking the behavior of these animals in Tanzania to gain their trust and study them in their natural habitat

Chimpanzees

200

PPVT

Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test

200

This bird has the world's largest wingspan, measuring about 3.5 metres from wing tip to wing tip 

Albatross

200

This 21 year old Swedish activist has been arrested several times on her quest to take action against climate change

Greta Thunberg

300

This move is named after the typically uptight and nerdy onscreen character that finally lets loose 

The Carlton

300

Diabetics can thank this famous Canadian medical researcher for the discovery of insulin and its therapeutic potential.

Frederick Banting

300

CELF

Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals

300

These marsupials are known for their extensive burrow systems, their distinctive backward-facing pouch, and their cube-shaped feces.

Wombat

300

This former professional hockey player was Mississauga's longest serving mayor (36 years!)

Hazel McCallion

400

These moves, often done in tandem, were introduced in 2015 in Silento's music video

The Whip and Nae Nae

400

This Austrian abbot experimented on pea plants to crossbreed the plants for desirable traits, establishing many of the rules of heredity and genetics

Gregor Mendel

400

WRAML

Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning

400

Almost hunted to extinction in the 1800s due to the high value of a waxy substance found in their heads, this is one of the deepest diving mammal in the world, able to dive to depths of 2987 metres.

Sperm Whale

400

Although most of this Canadian Eurovision Song Contest winner's recording are in English or French, she has sung in several other languages including Japanese, Italian, German, Mandarin, Spanish and Neapolitan.

Celine Dion

500

This worldwide dance craze inspired by rock and roll music in the 60s was often criticized for being "too provocative" 

The Twist

500

This partially Canadian famous inventor developed one of the earliest versions of the metal detector. He was later asked to use it to try to find the bullet that was lodged in President James A. Garfield.

Alexander Graham Bell

500

EPOCAA

Échelle Pour l'Observation des Comportements d'Adultes avec Autisme

500

This omnivorous species of lizard is native to southeastern Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Argentina, but is often kept as pets because of their unusually high intelligence and ability to be housebroken

Argentine giant tegu

500
This American poet, memoirist, and actress was best known for her activity during the Civila Rights Movement and for her autobiography, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".

Maya Angelou