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200

The closest planet to the sun.

Mercury.

200

DNA from an ancient mosquito trapped in amber allows scientists to clone dinosaurs for a disastrous island theme park.

Jurassic Park.

200

The scientific symbol for Helium

He

200

Hola/Adios

Spanish

200

What Olympian has the most gold medals?

Michael Phelps

400

This Shakespearean play features the famously tragic young lovers from the rival houses of Montague and Capulet.

Romeo & Juliet.

400

A film made in 1994 with the quote "Life is like a box of chocolates".

Forrest Gump.

400

These strong cords of tissue connect your skeletal muscles to your bones, allowing you to move your limbs when the muscles pull.

Tendons

400

Priviet, do svidaniya

Russian

400

This famous NBA player scored 100 points in a single game

Wilt Chamberlain

600

The invisible line surrounding the earth at exactly 0 degrees.

The Equator.

600

A popular movie consisting of a choice between a red and blue pill.

The Matrix.

600

The world famous physics phenomenon named after Christian Doppler?

The Doppler Effect

600

namaste, alavida

Hindi

600

What was the 1st sport ever played on the moon?

Golf

800

This Renaissance master painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and sculpted the famous marble statue of David.

Michelangelo.

800

What tagline does "In space, no one can hear you scream" come from.

Alien.

800

The number of elements on a periodic table?

118

800

Salve, Vale

Latin

800

He broke baseballs colour barrier in 1947?

Jackie Robinson

1000

In Norse mythology, this massive, mythical ash tree connects the nine worlds of the cosmos, including Asgard and Midgard.

Yggdrasil.

1000

An FBI trainee seeks the help of incarcerated cannibalistic psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter to catch another serial killer named Buffalo Bill.

The Silence of the Lambs.

1000

The speed of light in a vacuum.

300,000 kilometers per second

1000

helo, hwyl fawr

Welsh

1000

This international team event in men's tennis is named after its founder, Dwight F. Davis.

The Davis Cup