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100

Every New Year’s Eve, people in this country traditionally eat 12 grapes at midnight for good luck

Spain

100

What is ¾ of 20?

15

100

In Titanic, Rose is engaged to Cal but falls in love with this character.

Jack

100

Drinking this bright green Japanese tea latte is often stereotyped as something people do for the aesthetic.

Matcha

100

What is the only food that theoretically never spoils?

Honey

200

In this country, people traditionally smash plates outside the homes of friends and family as a sign of affection.


Denmark

200

If a triangle has angles of 60° and 80°, what is the third angle?

40°

200

This famous queen was romantically involved with both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.

Cleopatra

200

Carrying this type of bag from a bookstore, museum, or university can sometimes be used to signal that someone is intellectual or cultured.

Tote Bag

200

What is the world's smallest country by land area?

Vatican City

300

In this country, people traditionally eat a cake called galette des rois and search for a tiny hidden object inside it.

France

300

This ancient Greek mathematician is famous for the theorem about right triangles.

Pythagoras

300

In the Iliad, this woman was married to Menelaus but left with Paris, creating one of literature's most famous love triangles.

Helen of Troy

300

Carrying this luxury French fashion house's simple canvas tote can function as a subtle status signal because the brand is associated with intellectual Parisian fashion.

Saint Laurent

300

What is the name of the phenomenon in which a person feels like they have experienced a situation before? 

Déjà vu

400

In this ancient civilization, urine was collected and used to wash clothing because its ammonia content helped clean fabric.

Rome

400

This famous scientist developed the laws of motion and gravity.

Isaac Newton

400

In Harry Potter, Hermione briefly becomes involved with Ron but also dates this Quidditch player.

Viktor Krum

400

Drinking wine from this French region can sometimes be used as a status symbol among people trying to appear knowledgeable about wine.

Bordeaux

400

What is the only U.S. state whose name can be typed using only letters from the top row of a QWERTY keyboard?

Alaska

500

In this country, a centuries-old tradition involves carrying a flaming barrel of tar on one's shoulders through the streets.

Scotland 

500

This mathematician is associated with the famous sequence 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8…

Fibonacci

500

In The Notebook, Allie is torn between Noah and this man she becomes engaged to.

Lon

500

Reading this philosophical German thinker is sometimes stereotyped as the ultimate “pretending to be deep” activity.

Nietzsche

500

What was the first toy ever advertised on television?

Mr. Potato Head

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