History of the World (Cup)
International Cuisine
New England History
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100

A player who scores three goals in a single match has achieved this:

What is a hat trick?

100

This type of white fish is typically used in a UK staple (extra chips please!)

What is haddock?

100

Before becoming states, Maine was originally part of this neighboring New England state.

What is Massachusetts?

100

According to this dad, this is the proper way to sit on furniture.

What is with your feet on the floor?

100

This little, purple bear accompanied Griffin for many, many nights.

Who is Gubbles?

200

This country hosted and won the first World Cup in 1930.

What is Uruguay?

200

This national dish is made of minced sheep organs, onions, and spices, and typically served with neeps and tatties. Yum!

What is haggis?

200

In the 18th century, this city held the title "Whaling Capital of the World".

What is Nantucket?

200

Finish this famous quote: "You know nothing of _______ _____!"

What is wound care?

200

When Griffin was just a wee lad, he trapped a spider in the window and gave him this name.

Who is Hot Sauce?

300

This Brazilian soccer legend became the only player to win three World Cups as a player (1958, 1962, 1970)

Who is Pele?

300

This North African dish, made from steamed semolina grains, is a staple food in countries such as Morocco and Algeria.

What is couscous?

300

The first shots of the American Revolution were fired in these two Massachusetts towns on April 19, 1775.

What are Lexington and Concord?

300

During the Covid pandemic, this father & son duo ventured to this establishment in a neighboring town (pee-yew!)

What is the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant?

300

When this father & son duo went to upstate NY, they found a restaurant that served the best of this food.

What is a calzone?

400

A stadium hosting matches in the 2026 World Cup that sits the farthest East.

What is Gillette Stadium?

400

This country was ranked #1 in the world in 2026 for the best cuisine.

What is Italy?

400

What popular cookie, featuring a sweet jam-like filling wrapped in a cake-like pastry, was named directly after a famous suburb of Boston?

What are Fig Newtons?

400

This accessory is used to keep ears warm in the winter (very popular with our dad!)

What are 180s?

400

Griffin was given this very long nickname from one of our grandpas.

What is Griffin the Griffonian from the Planet Griffton.

500

The 1994 World Cup Final was decided by this method for the first time in tournament history.

What are penalty kicks?

500

This spicy, flavorful paste is a popular sauce for meats, typically used in Africa.

What is harissa?

500
Before his famous midnight ride, Paul Revere worked as a silversmith, but he also practice this completely different second profession to make extra money.

What is dentistry?

500

This gross-tasting, nut-flavored concoction is widely disliked by many people, but not our dad (or Oma!)

What is marzipan?

500

This superintendent loves having lunch with Griffin (and sitting next to him at assemblies!)

Who is Susie DeSilva?

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