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The opposite of the English word "dark"

What is Light (bright)?

100

The popular block-building video game where you can fight Endermen and Creepers.

What is Minecraft?

100

If something is very easy, English speakers say it is a "piece of..." this dessert.

What is cake? (A piece of cake)
100

The capital city of the United Kingdom, where you can see Big Ben.

What is London?

100

This yellow, curved fruit is the most popular fruit in the world and grows on large plants.

What is a banana?
200

The past tense of the English verb "to buy"

What is bought?

200

The video-sharing app known for short clips, dances, and the "For You" page.

What is TikTok?

200

When it is raining heavily, it is said to be "raining..." these two common pets.

What are cats and dogs?

200

This famous, green statue welcomes ships into New York Harbor.

What is the statue of Liberty?

200

The English word for the crispy, salted potato snacks that Swedes love to eat on Fridays (chips).

What are crisps? (potato chips?)

300

Change one letter in the word "WITCH" to make it mean "a device that turns on the lights".

What is switch?
300

This British singer is famous for hits like "Shape of You" and "Bad Habits".

Who is Ed Sheeran?

300

To fail completely or modernly "break a leg" actually means wishing someone this.

What is good luck?

300

This country is famous for its pyramids, the Nile River, and mummies.

What is Egypt?

300

This traditional American campfire snack consists of a roasted marshmallow and a layer of chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers.

What is a s'more? (or s'mores).

400

A more advanced English synonym for the word "very big" or "huge" (starts with E).

What is enormous?

400

The name of the fictional town where the Netflix show Stranger Things takes place.

What is Hawkins?

400

If you accidentally reveal a secret that was supposed to be hidden, English speakers say that you "let the cat out of the..." this object.

What is a bag? (To let the cat out of the bag)

400

The currency (valuta) used in the United Kingdom (not the euro)

What is the (British) pound?

400

This is the English word for a small, round, sweet bread rolls with a hole in the middle, often eaten with cream cheese in New York.

What is a bagel?

500
What is the opposite of being pessimistic? 

What is optimistic?

500

The British author who wrote the world-famous books about Harry Potter.

Who is J.K. Rowling?

500

If something happens very rarely, it happens "once in a..." this colorful cosmic object.

What is a blue moon?

500

This is the smallest country in the world, completely surrounded by the city of Rome, Italy, and it is where the Pope lives.

What is Vatican City?

500

This 10-letter adjective is the English word for food that is safe and allowed to be eaten according to Islamic law, similar to how "Kosher" is used in Judaism 

What is Halal?

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