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100

She is widely considered the "Queen of Pop"

Madonna

100

This is the average number of dimples on a professional golf ball

300-400

100

This ocean lies between Africa, Asia, and Australia

Indian Ocean

100

This is the story of a person's life, as told by them

Autobiography

100

When Deputy Oxford is not spending his time with Officer Rafalsky, he can typically be seen lounging in the office of this Career Technical Education assistant principal's office

Mrs. Butts

200

In a history-making heist, this was stolen from the French museum The Louvre in 2025

French Crown Jewels

200

This country has competed the most times in the summer Olympic games without winning a medal.

The Philipines

200

This mountain range contains Mount Everest, the highest elevation on Earth

The Himalayas

200

This describes the tension stemming from information that the audience knows and the characters do not

Dramatic irony

200

in 1954, famous author CS Lewis left his position as Professor of Literature at Oxford University to teach at this other iconic school

Cambridge University

300

These are the surnames of all four hobbits in the Lord of The Rings trilogy.

Baggins, Gamgee, Brandybuck, Took

300

The award of Triple Crown in horse racing is given to the horse that wins these three races.

The Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, the Belmont Stakes

300

The Prime Meridian (0 degrees East and 0 degrees West), passes through this British city

Greenwich, London

300

This term describes an art style characterized by stark contrasts between light and dark, a meaning more easily understood by Italian-speakers

Chiaroscuro
300

The numerals in this Oxford diner's name hold no special meaning, contrary to popular belief, but are simply its address

5-1 Diner

400

This is the name of the rival boy band from the wildly successful KPop Demon Hunters

The Saja Boys

400

This boxer was the first to defeat legendary pugilist Muhammad Ali

Joe Frazier

400

This body of water stands between Alaska and Russia's easternmost point

The Bering Strait

400

The Beatles, the highest-selling musical artist of all time, sold this many albums

500-600 million

400

In the film The Kingsman, agents can regularly be heard saying the phrase, "Oxfords, not" these other formal footwear.

Brogues

500

This island is the home of Bad Bunny, who headlined the Superbowl Halftime show

Puerto Rico

500

A softball, when compared to a baseball, is roughly this percent larger.

30

500

This line separates radio stations beginning with W and those beginning with K

The Mississippi River

500
In 1687, Isaac Newton published his career-defining book, whose title in Latin means "Natural Philosophy, Principles of Mathematics," though it is commonly referred to by this single word.

Principia

500

Oxford, Michigan became an official township in 1837, when it claimed to be this "capital of the world"

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