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100

What part of the body cannot touch the ball in soccer, except for the goalkeeper?

Hands

100

What instrument has 88 keys?

Piano

100

What race did Hitler believe to be the supreme race?

The Aryan Race

100

What is the blank fabric stretched over a frame for painting called?

A Canvas

100

This Italian dish is flat dough topped with sauce, cheese, and various toppings.

Pizza

200

How many players are on a basketball team on the court at one time?

Five

200

Music performed by a singer or a group of singers without any instrumental accompaniment is called ______.

A Capella

200

Who built the Great Pyramid of Giza?

The Ancient Egyptians

200

Which artist famously cut off part of his own ear?

Vincent van Gogh.

200

This soda was originally created as a medicine by a Pharmacist named Dr. John Stith Pemberton.

Coke (Coca-Cola)

300

What five colors make up the Olympic rings?

Blue, yellow, black, green, and red

300

How many members were in the Spice Girls?

Five

300

What city-state was Athens's great military rival in ancient Greece?

Sparta

300

What is a painting of a person called?

A Portrait

300

This spice gives curry its distinctive yellow color.

Turmeric?

400

What is the maximum number of clubs a golfer is allowed to carry during a round?

14

400

What popular Boy Band sang “I Want It That Way?”

The Backstreet Boys

400

This Ancient Civilization is particularly famous for their farming with terraces.

The Inca Civilization

400

What are complimentary Colors?

Colors that sit across from each other on the color wheel

400

This high-end Japanese beef is known for its extreme marbling and tenderness.

Wagyu (or Kobe beef)?

500

Exactly how long is a marathon?

26.2 miles

500

In Solfège, what is the name of the starting note?

Do

500

This political scandal began with the 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Watergate

500

What is an artwork showing fruit, flowers, or everyday objects called?

A still life.

500

During medieval Europe and ancient times, which spice was so valuable and hoarded that it was frequently used as currency, tax payments, and treasure?

Black Pepper (referred to at the time as black gold)

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