Name 5 Women
She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields.
Who is Marie Curie?
“Night Changes” • “Drag Me Down” • “What Makes You Beautiful”
Who are One Direction?
This city is where Shirley Temple was born and modern, two-person beach volleyball started.
What is Santa Monica, California?
U.S. STATES | Clue: Of the 8 states that touch the Great Lakes, it's the smallest in area.
Answer: What is Indiana?
This fierce American League rivalry, dating back over a century, features teams from New York and Boston and has produced countless memorable pennant races.
Who are New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox?
This Mexican painter, known for her vivid self-portraits and works inspired by nature and Mexican culture, was married to muralist Diego Rivera.
Who is Frida Kahlo?
“Karma Police” • “No Surprises” • “Creep”
Who are Radiohead?
This city, nicknamed "Dark Sky City," is located next to the largest meteor crater in the US.
What is Flagstaff, Arizona?
The Barringer Crater, formally known as Canyon Diablo Crater.
Category: POP CULTURE | Clue: The elimination catchphrase from this competition reality TV show is "Please pack your knives & go".
What is Top Chef?
These two NBA superstars were often compared during the 2010s, with 2016 being a peak year as their teams faced off in the Finals.
Who are LeBron James and Stephen Curry?
Known as the “Queen of Pop,” she released hits like Like a Prayer and Vogue and reinvented her image throughout decades of music history.
Who is Madonna?
“Hey Jude” • “Let It Be” • “Here Comes the Sun”
Who are the Beatles?
This city is home to Cadillac Ranch and the 72oz steak challenge.
What is Amarillo, Texas?
Category: GEOGRAPHY | Clue: Simpson Desert is a 55,000-square mile region in this country's northern territory.
What is Australia?
This infamous early-American rivalry between a sitting Vice President and the former Secretary of the Treasury ended in a fatal duel in 1804.
Who are Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton?
This 19th-century mathematician, and daughter of Lord Byron, is often regarded as the world’s first computer programmer.
Who is Ada Lovelace?
“Last Nite” • “The Adults Are Talking” • “Reptilia”
Who are The Strokes?
This city is the birthplace of 7-Up and also where Percy Jackson fights an Echidna and Chimera in The Lightning Thief.
Where is St. Louis, Missouri?
THE 19th CENTURY | Clue: He died in New Orleans on Dec. 6, 1889, a little over 20 years after his treason case had been dropped.
Who is Jefferson Davis?
These two rappers traded diss tracks in the mid-2000s, keeping fans debating who was the better lyricist.
Who are Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.?
A mathematician whose calculations were critical to NASA’s early space missions, she was portrayed by Taraji P. Henson in the film Hidden Figures.
Who is Katherine Johnson?
“Once in a Lifetime” • “Psycho Killer” • “Burning Down the House”
What is Talking Heads?
This American city has the most alleys.
Where is Chicago, Illinois?
AUTHORS | Clue: Asked if he read novels, philosopher Gilbert Ryle said"yes, all six, every year", referring to this British author.
Who is Jane Austen?
This scandalous 1994 rivalry saw one skater attacked before the Olympics, sparking a media frenzy and a decades-long public debate.
Who are Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan?