| 100% | IKEA | 4 | European retailer that opened its first US location in 1985 |
| 75% | IKEA | 4 | Swedish retailer that opened its first US store in 1985 |
| 61% | IKEA | 4 | Retail giant that opened its first U.S. store near Philadelphia in 1985 |
| 43% | COSTCO | 6 | Retail giant that opened its first store in Seattle in 1983 |
| 43% | VICTORIASSECRET | 15 | Retailer that hired its first openly transgender model in 2019 |
| 35% | KMART | 5 | It first opened in 1962 |
| 34% | WOOLWORTH | 9 | This family opened its first 5-cent store in 1879 |
| 34% | NHL | 3 | It first expanded to the US in 1924 |
| 33% | TCCHEN | 6 | Scorer of the first double eagle in U.S. Open history, 1985 |
| 32% | YMCA | 4 | The first US one opened in Boston in 1851 |
| 32% | IKEA | 4 | Furniture retailer that sells Swedish meatballs in its stores |
| 32% | KRISPYKREME | 11 | It opened its first store in Winston-Salem, N.C., in 1937 |
| 32% | ALBANIA | 7 | European country that comes first in the alphabet |
| 31% | ERITREA | 7 | Country that won its first Olympic medal in 2004 |
| 31% | LARGO | 5 | Key that got its first post office in 1870 |
| 31% | DIVING | 6 | Sport that made its first Olympics splash in 1904 |
| 31% | PLAYBOY | 7 | Magazine that featured its first transgender model in 1991 |
| 31% | KIDA | 4 | Classic 2000 Radiohead album that opens with "Everything in Its Right Place" |
| 31% | ITALY | 5 | Country that elected its first female P.M. in 2022 |
| 30% | SURINAME | 8 | It comes first in China, but second in the U.S. |
| 30% | LENDL | 5 | He beat McEnroe in the 1985 U.S. Open |
| 29% | TESLA | 5 | Car company that debuted its first vehicle, the Roadster, in 2008 |
| 29% | CITY | 4 | Emerald ___, fictional location in "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" that is part of its fantastical geography |
| 29% | ISLES | 5 | Shivering ___, fictional location in "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" that is part of its fantastical geography |
| 29% | SKY | 3 | Chicago WNBA team that won its first championship in 2021 |
| 28% | LAKETAHOE | 9 | Landmark that's the second-deepest of its kind in the U.S. |
| 28% | IPA | 3 | Type of alcoholic beverage that originated in the U.K., despite its name |
| 28% | BANGAGONG | 9 | T. Rex hit that was titled “Get It On” in the U.K. |
| 28% | COSTCO | 6 | Bulk retailer that hasn’t changed the price of its hot dogs since introducing them in the eighties |
| 28% | ETC | 3 | US facility in Mainz-Kastel, Wiesbaden, Germany, that's the NSA's primary European communications hub |