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100

An alien with a glowing appearance arrives on Earth, snacks on Reese's Pieces, and steals a bicycle.

What is 'E.T the Extra-Terrestrial '?


100

This marsupial will fake its own death, stick out its tongue, and smell terrible. 

What is an Opossum? 


100

In 1859, 24 of these floppy-eared animals were brought to Australia for hunting; today, there are over 200 million (hint: hop-hop).

What are Rabbits?


100

In the 1800s, this carbonated drink was originally advertised as a tonic for the brain to alleviate headaches and fatigue.

What is Coca-Cola?


100

In Switzerland, it is illegal to own just one of these animals, as they can become lonely (hint: Gerbil).

What is a Guinea Pig? 


200

A teenager travels back in time and accidentally prevents his parents from falling in love, and he must fix it.

What is 'Back to the Future?'


200

These fluffy farm animals are famous for fainting and freezing up whenever they get startled.

What are 'Fainting Goats?'


200

This ship didn’t have enough lifeboats because the crew thought the deck looked too cluttered (hint: "My Heart Will Go On...").

What is the Titanic?


200

In the late 19th century, (hint: a white breakfast drink) was believed to be the perfect substitute for blood, and its fatty/oily qualities were thought to mimic white blood cells.

What is milk? 


200

In Venice, Italy, it is illegal to feed the local (hint: a flying animal) in St. Mark's Square.

What are Pigeons? 


300

An old man ties thousands of balloons to his home to avoid moving to a retirement facility. 

What is 'Up?'


300

This pink bird stands on one leg all day, mostly to conserve body heat (or to look fabulous). 

What is a Flamingo? 


300

In 1932, the Australian military fought a literal "war" against 20,000 of these large flightless birds and lost.

What are Emus? 


300

You can lose up to 75% of your liver, and it will still regrow to its original size. (True or False). 

This is true! This is why liver transplants sometimes involve only part of the donor’s liver — both the donor and the recipient’s livers will grow back to normal size within weeks. 


300

True or False? In Scotland, if someone knocks on your door and asks to use your bathroom, you have the right to say "No."

This is false! By law, you must let them use your bathroom.


400

A billionaire dresses up as a mammal with wings to beat up people.

What is 'Batman?'


400

When threatened, this lizard can shoot their own blood directly out of their eyes up to 3 feet away. 

What is a Horned Lizard?


400

In 1867, Russia sold this cold territory to the U.S for 7.2 million, assuming it had no value (Hint: Northern Lights). 

What is Alaska? 


400

True or False? Asthma cigarettes were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for treating asthma.

This is true! The cigarettes were made with a number of toxic ingredients, including stramonium, belladonna, and tobacco.


400

In Gainesville, Florida, local law requires that you eat this fried food with your hands only, not with a fork.

What is Fried Chicken? 


500

Toys come to life and go on adventures together.

What is 'Toy Story'?


500

This deep-sea creature transforms into a squishy blob when taken onto land.

What is a Blobfish?


500

In 18th-century Europe, many people believed (hint: a red vegetable) was poisonous because people would sometimes die after eating the "poison apples."

What are tomatoes? 


500

In ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, drinking (hint: a yellow, 'homemade' liquid) was a popular treatment for various ailments. 

What is urine?


500

In France, it was illegal until 2013 for women to wear this type of clothing. 

What are pants/trousers?