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This Swedish band became world-famous after winning Eurovision in 1974.
ABBA
100
One of this popular novel's special editions had a match attached to it.
"451º Farenheit" by Ray Bradbury
100
Name the movie.
The Shining (1980)
100
This famous Mexican painter got into a terrible accident while she was a teenager and started painting while recovering.
Frida Kahlo
100
According to some not very reliable source, every third person on Earth is a descendant of this historical person.
Genghis Khan
200
This song became viral and started "Rickroll" memes.
Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley (1986)
200
Fill in the blanks in the right order:
I awoke to searing pain all over my body. I opened my eyes and saw a nurse standing by my bed.
“Mr. ...,” she said. “You were lucky to have survived the bombing of "BLANK 1" two days ago. But you’re safe now here in this hospital.”
Weakly, I asked, “Where am I?”
“BLANK 2,” she said.
Hiroshima, Nagasaki. This is a short story by Alan E. Meyer
200
This classic 1959 comedy ends with the phrase: "Well, nobody's perfect"
Some Like it Hot
200
Both of these two painters have a painting named "Luncheon on the grass". As if they were trying to confuse people even more.
Claude Monet and Edouard Manet
200
This person is the first person ever to enter the open space.
Alexey Leonov
300
John Cage's music piece called 4'33" is famous for this feature.
Nothing happens during the song, it's just empty. The thought behind this was that the song will be different each time because of the sounds in the background.
300
This writer was paranoidal and was telling his family and friends that FBI was following him and monitoring every step of him. Years after his death it was proved that he was right.
Ernest Hemingway
300
This director's style is known for mostly symmetrical frames.
Wes Anderson
300
This painting was completely shredded during an auction in 2018.
"Girl with a balloon" by Banksy
300
This person survived over 600 murder attempts but died of something completely different.
Fidel Kastro
400
This 50 years old band's song was used for promoting Bill Clinton's presidential campaign.
Fleetwood Mac
400
This American writer was once mistaken for a vandal because he was secretly signing copies of his books in an Australian bookshop.
Stephen King
400
Alfred Hitchcock's Academy Awards winning speech (1968) contained only two words. What were they?
Thank you!
400
In this painter's full name you can find a name of a Columbian town, A Caribbean island and a type of a boat
Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso
400
This movie-maker created a film that flopped in all possible ways, however due to the movie being absolutely trashy and absurd it is considered a cult movie.
Tommy Wiseau
500
Which Led Zeppelin song has numerous references to the "Lord of the Rings?"
Ramble On
500
This book's author lived in Soviet Union and used his experience there as an inspiration for creation of an artificial language, the "Nadsad", which is used in this book.
"Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess
500
This movie starts with a statement that it was based on a true story, however the ending credits revealed it was not.
Fargo (1995)
500
This painter had painted over 100 illustrations for an anniversary reissue of Dante's "Divine Comedy", however they were rejected by the Italian government.
Salvador Dali
500
This actor's son is a rabbi, which is quite ironic considering one of his most famous roles.
Christoph Waltz. The role is Hans Landa in Inglourious Basterds.