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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Animal you might find in your kitchen if you leave out crumbs	Mouse	100%
Not a woman.	Man	90%
A cat makes this noise.	Meow	90%
Animal with antlers, commonly found in cold areas.	Moose	90%
Insane.	Mad	80%
US state. East Coast. Capital city Augusta. Most of Steven King's books are set in this state including; Christine, Carrie, Pet Sematary, Firestarter & It to name a few.	Maine	80%
Animal sometimes called a sea cow due to their large size, gentle nature, and herbivorous diet, as they graze on aquatic plants like cows graze on grass.	Manatee	80%
Located around a Lions head.	Mane	80%
_____ Monroe - An American actress known for such films as the 1959 film Some Like it Hot.	Marilyn	80%
US state. East Coast. Capital city Annapolis. Defined by its abundant waterways and coastlines on the Chesapeake Bay. Its largest city Baltimore is where the early 2000s crime show The Wire is set.	Maryland	80%
Opposite of feminine.	Masculine	80%
The smallest & closest planet in our solar system, the swift Roman messenger god, and a toxic, liquid metal element (Hg).	Mercury	80%
US state. Upper Midwestern. Capital city Detroit. To the east you find Lake Huron and to your west you find Lake _____.	Michigan	80%
Character in the 2001 Disney/Pixar film Monster's Inc - James Sullivan, a large blue monster & ____ Wazowsk, a smaller, one-eyed green monster.	Mike	80%
To not be spicy.	Mild	80%
A nutrient-rich, white liquid from mammals	Milk	80%
You'd grind wheat into flour here.	Mill	80%
US state. Midwestern. Capital city Saint Paul. Borders Canada and Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes. Known for people being nicey-nice. Fargo, the 1996 black comedy crime film directed by the Coen Brothers, is set in this state.	Minnesota	80%
very small.	Minut	80%
US state. Deep South. Capital Jackson. The __________ River is the second longest in the US. Known as the birthplace of Blues music.	Mississippi	80%
Animal that is blind and digs underground.	Mole	80%
Country in Central Asia, capital Ulaanbaatar.	Mongolia	80%
US state. Western. Capital city Helena. Defined by its diverse terrain ranging from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Plains.	Montana	80%
384,400 km from earth.	Moon	80%
_____ Freeman - An American actor, known for playing God in the 2003 film Bruce Almighty.	Morgan	80%
You need this to make your car go.	Motor	80%
To grieve	Mourn	80%
To be unable to speak.	Mute	80%
The use of supernatural forces for influence (occult magic), the art of illusions for entertainment (stage magic), a seemingly supernatural or enchanting quality.	Magic	70%
Your parents would have tried to teach you these.	Manners	70%
A boys name, derived from "Marcus," meaning "consecrated to Mars," the Roman god of war, or simply "warlike".	Mark	70%
When two people sign a control/vows declaring their love for one another.	Marriage	70%
US state. East Coast Capital City Boston. Nicknamed The Bay State, it is a historic New England state known for its world-class universities (Harvard, MIT). The Salem witch trials took place in this state in the 1690s.	Massachusetts	70%
In Greek mythology, she is also called Gorgo or the Gorgon, is generally described as a woman with living snakes in place of hair; her appearance was so hideous that anyone who looked upon her was turned to stone.	Medusa	70%
If you do not clean up after yourself after making a ___, you can be considered a slob.	Mess	70%
There are 1.6 kilometers in a ____.	Mile	70%
_____ Bobby Brown - A British actress best known for playing Eleven in the Netflix science fiction series Stranger Things.	Milly	70%
To own possession of something, this is ___.	Mine	70%
Online game that was recently made into a film starring Jack Black.	Minecraft	70%
60 seconds.	Minute	70%
US state. Midwestern. Capital city Jefferson City. The 2017 film starring Frances McDormand, The Billboard outside of Ebbing _______, was set in this state.	Missouri	70%
From Oliver Twist, when he asks for more gruel, he says "please sir, may I have some ______?"	More	70%
You have this on your face	Mouth	70%
Wolfgang Amadeus ______ - A 1700s Austrian classical composer. Antonio Salieri is famously depicted as a bitter rival of this man. Their rivalry is depicted in the 1981 film Amadeus.	Mozart	70%
Your mother (British, not American spelling).	Mum	70%
If you go to the gym, you'll work out you _____.	Muscle	70%
Dictator of Italy during WWII, came into power 1922, was murdered by Partisans in 1945 in Giulino, Northern Italy.	Mussolini	70%
James ______ - 4th President of the US (1809–1817).	Madison	60%
To create something.	Make	60%
Team leader in a work place.	Manager	60%
The Simpsons - Homer, ____, Bart, Lisa & Maggie.	Marge	60%
Animal that stands on its hindlegs on rocks to survey its territory.	Meerkat	60%
Small version of something.	Miniature	60%
In Greek mythology, a mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man	Minotaur	60%
Capital of Berlaus.	Minsk	60%
The Iran–Israel war (13 June – 24 June 2025), also known as the Twelve-Day War, was an armed conflict in the Middle East. The war began when Israel bombed military and nuclear facilities in Iran in a surprise attack, assassinating prominent military leaders, nuclear scientists & killing civilians. Iran retaliated with over 550 ballistic ______.	Missiles	60%
A noise one makes when it pain or fustrated.	Moan	60%
______ Doctrine, a U.S. foreign policy from 1823 warning European powers against further colonization or interference in the Western Hemisphere, asserting American dominance and a separate sphere of influence, while pledging U.S. non-interference in European affairs	Monroe	60%
Country in North Africa, capital Rabat.	Morocco	60%
The redheaded Jewish character in Family Guy.	Mort	60%
Some people pay rent, others pay a _____.	Mortgage	60%
A two wheeled vehicle, you need to wear a helmet to ride.	Motorbike	60%
To speak quietly and quickly, often resulting in what you're saying not being easily understood.	Mumble	60%
A cartilaginous fish, you'd find this animal in warm tropical, subtropical, and temperate ocean waters, from coastal reefs to the open ocean. Steve Irwin famously died from a sting from this animal at the age of 44 in 2006.	Manta Ray	50%
Bone _____ is often seen as a delicacy.	Marrow	50%
The main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the internet) regarded collectively.	Media	50%
Robin Williams was once of these before he became an actor.	Mime	50%
To copy someone.	Mimic	50%
Coats made out of this animal were once extremely popular amongst women and were iconic status symbols, peaking in desirability from the 1940s through the 1980s, especially in the post-war era (1950s-60s) as they became more accessible luxury,	Mink	50%
A thick, dark, sweet syrup that's a byproduct of refining sugarcane or sugar beets into sugar	Molasses	50%
A type of fungus that grows in damp environments, appearing as fuzzy spots (black, white, green, etc.) with a musty smell, causing potential health issues like allergies or respiratory problems, and damaging buildings;	Mold	50%
A streetname for Ecstasy/MDMA.	Molly	50%
A common name that may refer to most mammals of the infraorder Simiiformes, also known as simians.	Monkey	50%
To be depressed or unhappy.	Mope	50%
The Mods and Rockers were two youth subcultures that developed in the UK in the 50s. Rockers were known for their long hair, leather coats and motorcycles and Mods were known for their short hair and preferring to ride a _____.	Moped	50%
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.	Mormon	50%
The capital of Bavaria, Germany. Located on the Isar River near the Alps, it's Germany's third-largest city, a major economic hub.	Munich	50%
You might eat these at a seafood restraunt.	Mussel	50%
Country in Central Asian, there's a civil war between rebels and the Tatmadaw forces, capital Naypyidaw.	Myanmar	50%
Short-sighted.	Myopic	50%
The soft-bodied, legless larva of a fly.	Maggot	40%
A disease or ailment.	Malady	40%
To try and get someone to do something you want, often through coercive or immoral acts.	Manipulate	40%
Shipwrecked.	Marooned	40%
An object usually made of plastic or ceramics one might wear to a party.	Mask	40%
To chew.	Masticate	40%
The substance from which something is made (wood, ceramic, wool, plastic, glass etc).	Material	40%
Treats people who are unwell or injured.	Medic	40%
______ McCarthy - An American comedian, actress, and producer. Known for playing _____ in the 2013 film Heat & ____ in the 2016 Ghostbusters remake.	Melissa	40%
A boys name, derived from Hebrew and means "Who is like God?	Michael	40%
An Italian city in the Northern Lombardy region, is a global capital of fashion and design. The largest city in Italy by Urban area.	Milan	40%
A type of upland habitat (moorland) with rough grass and heather.	Moor	40%
To speak quietly	Murmur	40%
Capital of Oman	Muscat	40%
a device using power to perform tasks, augmenting human effort by applying forces and controlling movement.	Machine	30%
A bird that likes shiny things.	Magpie	30%
Russian 20th century novel - The ______ & Margarita.	Master	30%
To be older.	Mature	30%
A type of surface-level fungus, often white, grey, or pale yellow, that grows on damp organic matter and surfaces like plants, walls, and fabrics	Mildew	30%
Stupid.	Moron	30%
You might eat this for breakfast, usually with milk and berries.	Muesli	30%
To wrap or cover something to deaden sound, keep it warm, or conceal it.	Muffle	30%
Aa city in southwest Germany, on the Rhine and Neckar rivers, not too far from the French border.	Mannheim	20%
A sugary dessert you often put strawberries in	Meringue	20%
Hayao ________ - A Japanese animator, filmmaker, and manga artist. He co-founded Studio Ghibli.	Miyazaki	20%
Japanese sweet treat made from pounded glutinous rice, they are soft, sticky and chewy.	Mochi	20%
A vital, efficient communication method used often in war, used by militaries for long-distance signaling via radio, flashing lights (heliographs), or flags, conveying crucial info where voice might be intercepted or unclear.	Morse code	20%
Miyamoto _______ - A 16th century Japanese swordsman, strategist, artist and writer who became renowned through stories of his unique double-bladed swordsmanship and undefeated record in his 62 duels. Miyamoto is considered a kensei (sword saint) of Japan.	Musashi	20%
______ Frank - The older sister of Anne Frank who died alongside her of typhus in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in early 1945.	Margot	10%
Moody, a temperment that might suddenly change.	Mercurial	10%
Narendra Damodardas _____ - An Indian politician who has served as the prime minister of India since 2014. He is a Hindu Nationalist and a friend of Trump.	Modi	10%
If you constantly take things, you might be called a ____.	Mooch	10%
A British supermarket chain.	Morrisons	10%
A meager amount of food.	Morsel	10%
Scooby Doo and the gang solved mysteries that usually involve some form of monster showing up; for instance the Loch Ness Monster, a zombie, a vampire, a ghost or a ______.	Mummy	10%
Women over 45 get these.	Mammogram	0%
_______ Mirzakhani, an mathematician and a professor of mathematics at Stanford University. Her research topics included Teichmüller theory, hyperbolic geometry, ergodic theory, and symplectic geometry. In 2014, she was the first woman to earn the Fields Medal in Maths	Maryam	0%
You might get one of these if you've over exercised or have stiff muscles.	Massage	0%
Sentimental in an exaggerated or false way.	Mawkish	0%
In Greek mythology, she is known for helping Jason and the Argonauts retrieve the Golden Fleece, but famously for her vengeful and tragic acts, including the murder of her children and brother	Medea	0%
Hermine "_____" Gies was one of the Dutch citizens who hid Anne Frank, her family and four other Dutch Jews from the Nazis in an annex above Otto Frank's business premises during World War II. She died in 2010 aged 100.	Miep	0%
A type of small fish.	Minow	0%
_______ Ribbentrop pact, a 1939 non-aggression treaty between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Signed by foreign ministers Vyacheslav ______ and Joachim von Ribbentrop.	Molotov	0%
______ Spark - A Scottish novelist, short story writer, poet and essayist best known for her novel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie published in the early 1960s.	Muriel	0%

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