STATE FAIR FOOD OPTIONS
LAUGHING AT CARTOONS
SOUNDS LIKE FUN
I'M THESAURUS FAMOUS
Final Jeopardy
200
A mac & cheese roll served with beer cheese dipper, offered by Badger Bites, no less? Where else but at this state's fair?
Wisconsin
200
This kid took on a Dog the Bounty Hunter persona as bear spray-toting Hall Monitor; he also has opinions about Kyle's mom
Cartman
200
It's the weight of the Liberty Bell...
if it lost 80 pounds
a ton
200
This boss is so miserly in a classic 1843 story, his name became a synonym for "cheapskate"
Scrooge
200
NAME'S THE SAME
It's the name of an 1873 novel subtitled "A Tale of Today", a period of U.S. history & a TV drama that debuted in 2022
400
This, sausage dipped in batter & fried, was a hit at the 1942 Texas State Fair, but Iowa knew what it needed to add in 2024: lobster
a corn dog
400
At his longtime job, this TV character "turned a potential Chernobyl into a mere Three Mile Island"
Homer Simpson
400
In a nursery rhyme, it's what the fourth little piggy had
none
400
Ink ain't cheap, you know! His name became a synonym for "signature" after he chose to supersize his on a 1776 document
John Hancock
400
It's the name of an 1873 novel subtitled "A Tale of Today", a period of U.S. history & a TV drama that debuted in 2022
The Gilded Age
600
Arkansas jazzed up pickles by mixing in this drink that comes in packets, & all we can say is, "Oh, yeah!"
Kool-Aid
600
On this show, "Who wants to watch a mad scientist use...sci-fi tools to take out...alien guards when we can sit here...at Shoney's?"
Rick and Morty
600
In "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", the economics teacher says "Bueller?" 4 times and this 6-letter word 14 times
"Anyone?"
600
Daily Double!!
This character from an 1818 novel really should be a synonym for "scientist"; instead, he's a synonym for "monster"
800
Oh, N.C., just wow; a hamburger patty, cheese & bacon between 2 donuts by this chain that began its glazing in the state in 1937
Krispy Kreme
800
A game show on this "equine" 'toon was "Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: What Do They Know? Do They Know Things?? Let's Find Out!"
BoJack Horseman
800
A warrior who didn't try hard in the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains might be told by Attila, "You call yourself" this?!
hun
800
When you write "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies" like he did, that's when your name becomes synonymous with "genius"
Einstein
1000
Arizona had fried these venomous arachnids, said to taste like shrimp; maybe pair it with the frog it killed in an old story?
scorpion
1000
This Chum Bucket owner has one goal: "To misappropriate the formulary for the preparation of affordable comestibles!"
Plankton
1000
Metaphysical poet who wrote, "Love built on beauty, soon as beauty, dies"
(John) Donne
1000
This American's name is used of anyone who gets out of a tough spot
Houdini
1000
This character from an 1818 novel really should be a synonym for "scientist"; instead, he's a synonym for "monster"
Frankenstein