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Countries/Continents
100
This city is the home to the Golden Gate Bridge.
What is San Francisco?
100
These buildings were knocked over in 2011.
What are the Twin Towers?
100
These state names have four letters.
What are Ohio, Iowa, and Utah?
100
This city is the capital of Ohio.
What is Columbus?
200
This bridge is made entirely of rope and wooden planks.
What is a rope bridge?
200
This building is located in the "Big Apple" and definitely has nothing to do with baseball (it's not spelled with a "u").
What is the Empire State Building?
200
This state is the home to Duke University.
What is North Carolina?
200
Although this city is not the capital, this Kentuckian city is the home to UK.
What is Lexington?
200
This country is the home to Mount Everest.
What is Nepal?
300
Despite the song, this bridge stood up for a while.
What is London Bridge?
300
This tower is a bit "tipsy-turvy".
What is the Leaning Tower of Pisa?
300
This state's capital is Jackson.
What is Mississippi?
300
This is the direction you would go if you were travelling from Detroit, Michigan to Canada.
What is south?
300
This country's economy is HUGE.
What is China?
400
This is the most common material to construct bridges.
What are steel and iron?
400
This building is located in India.
What is the Taj Mahal?
400
Fried chicken is delicious here.
What is Kentucky?
400
"Loveboat" and "Neptune City" are located in this state.
What is NJ?
400
This continent is the driest in the world.
What is Antarctica?
500
This means to cut something down, typically a literary work.
What is abridge?
500
Originally built in Rome for gladiator fighting, this building was once filled with water for a ginormous naval fight.
What is the Colosseum?
500
This state is the only state with a design on both the front and back of its state flag.
What is Oregon?
500
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are located in which present-day country?
What is Iraq?
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