General Trivia
Our Childhood
Ancient History
Lesser Known Scientists
Food Origin
200
Number of cards in a standard deck of playing cards
52
200
These spinning fidget toys became massively popular around 2017
Fidget spinners
200
This is considered to be where the first civilization occurred
Mesopotamia
200
This scientist used X-ray crystallography in order to photograph and discover the structure of DNA
Rosalind Franklin
200
The region of the world that hummus originates from
Middle East
400
Deepest point in the ocean
Mariana Trench
400
How many days of summer vacation are there, according to Phineas and Ferb
104
400
These civilizations used cacao beans as a mode of currency due to how much they were valued
Maya and Aztec Empire
400
This Black physicist became the first Black woman in space
Mae Jemison
400
This pastry used to hold a summer treat was popularized in 1904 by St. Louis World’s Fair
Ice cream cone
600
The only planet in our solar system to rotate on its axis in the clockwise direction
Venus
600
This robot was part of this reading application.
Raz-Kids
600
This ancient civilization developed along the Indus river
The Indus Valley Civilization
600
This Black scientist promoted crop rotation and alternative crops to cotton while also increasing the uses of peanuts
George Washington Carver
600
The country that Hawaiian pizza originates from
Canada
800
A group of flamingos
A flamboyance
800
The Disney Channel slogan that was followed with Mickey mouse being drawn with wands
“You’re watching Disney Channel”
800
The Chinese Dynasty that began the construction of the Great Wall of China
Qin dynasty
800
This mathematician played a crucial role in calculating the trajectories of NASA spaceflights and was featured in the movie Hidden Figures.
Katherine Johnson
800
This sauce was created in England from a failed attempt to replicate an Indian fish sauce
Worcestershire Sauce
1000
Company that was originally called ‘cadabra’
Amazon
1000
The singer of “Friday”
Rebecca Black
1000
The ancient city that King Hammurabi ruled over
Babylon
1000
This Indian physicist discovered the Raman effect and became the first to earn a Nobel prize in science
C.V. Raman
1000
Japanese tempura was influenced by missionaries and traders from this country
Portugal