Movies
The fictional nation which hosts the "Hunger Games."
Panem
The pop singer known as "The Material Girl."
Madonna
First city to reach a population of over 1 million people.
The "Big Five" personality trait associated with curiosity, artistic interests, and liberal values.
Openness to Experience
Before his big Hollywood break, Harrison Ford was a roadie for this band.
The Doors
The number of eggs Gaston, from "Beauty of the Beast" eats for breakfast.
5 dozen.
Eminem
The Detroit Rapper's six-minute track, "Rap God" contains 1,560 words.
The price of a hamburger at Burger King, when it first opened in 1954.
18 cents
What Freud considered a "desirable" defense mechanism, in which someone channels their negative emotions into something useful/productive.
Sublimation
The first NFL running back to finish the season with 10 or more carries and gain negative yards.
Reggie Bush.
Bush finished the 2016 season with 12 rushes for -3 yards.
The godfather of the wizard, Harry Potter.
Sirius Black
The "Beatles" member with dyslexia.
John Lennon
The year the first Internet domain was registered.
1985
When the brain has dopamine in excess, the over-stimulation caused by this neurotransmitter can result in difficulties related to concentration, thought processing, and reality orientation resulting in _________________.
Schizophrenia
The dot above the lowercase "i" and "j".
Tittle
The first Pixar film to receive higher than a "G" rating.
"The Incredibles"
The country artist who recorded two of his best-selling albums in prison.
Johnny Cash
The first First Lady of the United States to wear pants in public.
Eleanor Roosevelt
A study in which neither the subjects nor the researchers know who is in what condition (control vs experimental).
Double-Blind Study
This animal is responsible for more deaths than plane crashes.
Donkeys
The Martin Scorsese film that holds the all-time record for the number of "F-bombs."
The Wolf of Wall Street
The musical genre of Snoop Dog's 2018 album.
Snoop Dog's "Bible of Love" was his first Gospel album.
The year scientists first completed a map of the human genome.
2000
The brain structure responsible for interconnecting and integrating information from both hemispheres of your brain.
Corpus Callosum
From 1725 to 1765, a Russian peasant woman claimed the title of the largest number of children born to one woman. How many kids did she have?
69!
She gave birth to 16 sets of twins, 7 sets of triplets, and 4 sets of quadruplets.