Famous Artwork
Double Meanings
State Capitals
Arizona State Alums
Boston College Alums
100

Luncheon of the Boating Party, painted in 1881 by Auguste Renoir is displayed at this Art Museum in Washington D.C.

The Phillips Collectioin

100

Curiosity

OR

A charge for borrowing money

Interest
100

The name of this capitol comes from a Muskogean word for "Old Fields," is the ninth largest city in the state, and is the home of the seminoles.

Tallahassee

100

He joined the US army shortly after 9/11, turning down a lucrative NFL contract extension.

Pat Tillman

100

In 1984, he threw a hail mary to beat Miami, earning the game this name.

Hail flutie

200

This American artist, known for his massive photo-realist works, continued painting even after being paralyzed from the neck down.

Chuck Close

200

A fictitious prose narrative of book length

OR

New or unusual

Novel

200

North Carolina's mayor sounds like a character from Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Raleigh

200

He has 6 All-NBA first team selections

James Harden

200

He has been the senator of Massachusetts since 2013.

Ed Markey

300

In 1911, three men hid in an art supply closet to steal this painting, after 28 months they were caught, claiming that they were trying to bring the piece back to Italy, "where it belonged."

The Mona Lisa

300

A white or gray long-necked bird

OR

A large, tall machine used for moving heavy objects

Crane
300

Home of the first subway in the United States and the Charles River.

Boston

300

The first woman on the Supreme Court, nominated by Ronald Reagan.

Sandra Day O'Connor

300

This quarterback led the Eagles to their highest ranking since 1942, he also won a NFL MVP award.

Matt Ryan

400

Michealangelo painted the ceiling of what building?

The Sistine Chapel

400

A period of the year

OR

To add spices or flavoring to food

Season

400


Established in 1610 by the Spanish, this is the oldest state capitol

Santa Fe

400


This ASU drop out now hosts one of the most famous late-night talk shows.

Jimmy Kimmel

400

He was the 68th US Secretary of State

John Kerry

500

Among his artwork, he invented prototypes of the helicopter, parachute, and tanks.

Leanardo Da Vinci

500

An indoor sport played with rackets

OR

A gourd

Squash

500

The smallest state capitol with a population of less than 10,000, is named after the seventh largest city in France.

Montpelier

500

Although he put together one of the best careers of all time, he is being held out of the Baseball Hall of Fame on suspicion of using PEDs.

Barry Bonds

500

This alum provided a veteran presence for the 2020 Lakers, who won the NBA Finals

Jared Dudley