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In what year did Parasite become the first South Korean film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture?

2020

100

What is the world's largest island?

Greenland

100

Who was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in physics and chemistry?

Marie Curry

100

Which Greek god is associated with music, poetry, and the arts?

Apollo

100

What campus building was originally designed to house a flying trapeze for fancy diving?

Hart House

200

Which country won the first men's Olympic ice hockey tournament in 1920?

Canada

200

Which two countries are separated by the Bering Strait?

Russia and the USA

200

Which vitamin is essential for calcium absorption?

Vitamin D

200

What is the name of the art movement associated with Salvador Dalì and melting clocks?

Surrealism

200

What famous media theorist and author was appointed to St. Michael’s faculty in 1946?

Marshall McLuhan

300

In which sport do you compete for the Claret Jug?

Golf

300

Which country has more pyramids than Egypt?

Sudan

300

What does USB stand for?

Universal Serial Bus

300

What is the name of the Japanese theatrical form known for elaborate costumes and makeup?

Kabuki

300

What Canadian invention was developed by a U of T research team in 1949, following research into electrical stimulation of the heart?

Artificial Pacemaker and Pacemaker are both acceptable

400

Which African country was the first to reach the quarter-finals of a men's FIFA World Cup?

Cameroon

400

What is the only country that borders both the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf?

Iran

400

Who is the first person to go to space?

Yuri Gagarin

400

What is the most translated book in the world, excluding religious texts?

The Little Prince

400

What was the University of Toronto called when it was first established in 1827?

King's College

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