World Politics (not the upsetting kind)
For the literary nerds
Get boozy with it
Gag me with the 80s movies.
Red Carpet Zooglers
100
This country’s parliament is known as the Knesset
Israel
100
Released on April 5, 1974, this was Stephen King’s first published novel.
Carrie
100
In most countries it is illegal to call sparkling wine by this name, unless it was produced in certain region of France.
Champagne
100
The movie Ghostbusters take place in this city.
New York
100
They had an 'Unbelievable' mega hit in the 90s and are still going strong!
EMF
200
Before becoming prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan played this sport at the international level, leading the national team to a Cricket World Cup victory in 1992.
Cricket
200
The famous American writer Samuel Langhorne Clemens is better known by this pen name.
Mark Twain
200
This type of spirit is made from blue agave plant and has its origins in Mexico.
Tequila
200
Ferris convinces a reluctant Cameron to skip school in this very rare and expensive car that his father owns, in the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Ferrari
200
He was a member of the 60s supergroup 'The Monkees'.
Mickey Dolenz
300
He is the only U.S. president to have been elected to the office four times.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
300
Douglas Adams is best known as the creator of this comedy science fiction series.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
300
This type of cocktail is popularly served in a copper mug.
Moscow Mule
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300
Axel gave this fake name to the hotel in Beverly Hills Cop.
Michael Jackson
300
She was named one of the 25 greatest Canadian singers ever, and recently got a bit of extra attention for a slight lyrical change while singing the Canadian national anthem.
Jully Black
400
In December 2017 Sebastian Kurz, at age 31, became Europe’s youngest head of government as chancellor for this country.
Austria
400
"The God Delusion", published in 2006, is a book written by this English evolutionary biologist, and outspoken atheist.
Richard Dawkins
400
This type of alcohol is used in a traditional Tom Collins cocktail.
Gin
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400
The human-like robots in the movie Blade Runner are called this.
Replicants
400
She was originally known as an actress in films, from Return to Oz, the Craft, and American History X, but now she's all about the music.
Fairuza Balk
500
Margrethe II began her long reign as queen of this country, after the death of her father, King Frederick IX, on January 14, 1972.
Denmark
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500
This novel by J.D. Salinger is a story about the life of teenage protagonist Holden Caulfield.
Catcher in the Rye
500
The traditional rice wine of Japan
Sake
500
In The Princess Bride, Westley builds up an immunity to this substance.
Iocane Powder
500
The family of this world renowned actor and comedian who passed away in 2016, known for films like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Young Frankenstein, posted a tribute website to him recently on Bandzoogle.
Gene Wilder
