U.S. HISTORY
WORLD CAPITALS
CLASSIC ROCK
WORD ORIGINS
FAMOUS INVENTIONS
100

This document begins with “We the People.”

What is the Constitution?

100

Canada’s capital.

What is Ottawa?

100

Freddie Mercury fronted this band.

What is Queen?

100

“Biology” literally means the study of this.

What is life?

100

Alexander Graham Bell invented this.

What is the telephone?

200

He purchased Louisiana from France in 1803.

Who was Thomas Jefferson?

200

Australia’s capital.

What is Canberra?

200

“Hotel California” was recorded by this group.

Who are the Eagles?

200

“Telephone” combines Greek roots meaning “far” and this.

What is sound?

200

Eli Whitney invented this cotton-processing device.

What is the cotton gin?

300

This scandal caused Richard Nixon to resign.

What was Watergate?

300

The capital of Turkey.

What is Ankara?

300

This guitarist was known as “Slowhand.”

Who is Eric Clapton?

300

“Chronology” relates to this concept.

What is time?

300

Johannes Gutenberg is associated with this invention.

What is the printing press?

400

The Supreme Court case that ended school segregation in 1954.

What is Brown v. Board of Education?

400

The capital of Kazakhstan.

What is Astana?

400

The Beatles album featuring the Abbey Road crosswalk.

What is Abbey Road?

400

“Phobia” comes from the Greek word for this.

What is fear?

400

This brothers’ invention first flew in 1903.

What is the airplane?

500

The military plan to rebuild Europe after WWII.

What was the Marshall Plan?

500

The capital of Sri Lanka.

What is Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte?

500

This Pink Floyd album includes “Time” and “Money.”

What is The Dark Side of the Moon?

500

“Democracy” literally means rule by these people.

What are the people?

500

Tim Berners-Lee created this in 1989.

What is the World Wide Web?

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