History
This document, signed in 1215, limited the power of the English king.
a. English Bill of Rights b. Magna Carta
c. Petition of Right d. Domesday Book
b. Magna Carta
This river spans over 2,500 miles and is the longest in North America.
a. Mississippi River b. Yukon River
c. Mackenzie River d. Missouri River
d. Missouri River
This actor portrayed Jack Dawson in James Cameron's Titanic.
a. Matt Damon b. Leonardo DiCaprio
c. Brad Pitt d. Tom Cruise
b. Leonardo DiCaprio
This team holds the record for the most NBA Finals wins.
a. Los Angeles Lakers b. Boston Celtics
c. Golden State Warriors d. Chicago Bulls
b. Boston Celtics
This planet has the most moons currently known in our solar system.
a. Saturn b. Jupiter
c. Uranus d. Neptune
a. Saturn (with 274 confirmed moons)
This French general fought in both the American and French Revolutions and saw George Washington as a father figure.
a. Napoleon Bonaparte b. King Louis XIV
c. Cardinal Richelieu d. Marquis de Lafayette
d. Marquis de Lafayette
This major city sits on the border between Asia and Europe and hosts the Bosporus Strait.
a. Athens b. Istanbul
c. Jerusalem d. Tbilisi
b. Istanbul
The fictional continent of Westeros appears in which television saga?
a. The Lord of the Rings b. The Witcher
c. Vikings d. Game of Thrones
d. Game of Thrones
This country won the 1986 and 2022 FIFA World Cups.
a. Argentina b. France
c. Brazil d. Germany
a. Argentina
A pentagon-shaped road sign is most commonly used to warn drivers of this.
a. Railroad crossings b. Construction zones
c. School zones or crossings d. Sharp curves ahead
c. School zones or crossings
This battle, fought in 1815, marked the end of Napoleon's rule for good.
a. Battle of Waterloo b. Battle of Austerlitz
c. Battle of Borodino d. Battle of Leipzig
a. Battle of Waterloo
This country is an island country with a population of over 100,000.
a. Equatorial Guinea b. Lesotho
c. Tonga d. Greenland
c. Tonga
This Hogwarts founder believed only pure-blood witches and wizards should attend the school.
a. Salazar Slytherin b. Rowena Ravenclaw
c. Helga Hufflepuff d. Godric Gryffindor
a. Salazar Slytherin
Michael Phelps won this many Olympic gold medals during his career.
a. 18 b. 21
c. 23 d. 28
c. 23
This chemical element has the symbol "P"
a. Platinum b. Potassium
c. Plutonium d. Phosphorus
d. Phosphorus
This Chinese admiral led seven major treasure voyages during the Ming Dynasty of China (1368-1644).
a. Sun Tzu b. Emperor Taizong of Tang
c. Zheng He d. Laozi
c. Zheng He
This mountain range forms a natural boundary between the countries of Spain and France.
a. Pyrenees b. Alps
c. Carpathians d. Apennines
a. Pyrenees
Before launching his solo career, Justin Timberlake was a member of this boy band.
a. Backstreet Boys b. New Kids on the Block
c. NSYNC d. Boyz II Men
c. NSYNC
This single-day sports event holds the record for the largest in-person audience
a. Super Bowl XIV b. 2015 CFP National Championship
c. 2011 UEFA Champions League Final d. 2016 Indianapolis 500
d. 2016 Indianapolis 500
This scientist formulated the Laws of Planetary Motion.
a. Galileo Galilei b. Johannes Kepler
c. Tycho Brahe d. Nicolaus Copernicus
b. Johannes Kepler
This Byzantine emperor's legal code became the basis for much of European civil law.
a. Justinian b. Nero
c. Hammurabi d. Alexander
a. Justinian
This country does not border the Mediterranean Sea.
a. Monaco b. Malta
c. Slovenia d. Bulgaria
d. Bulgaria
This, before becoming Disney's Mickey Mouse, was Walt Disney's most successful animated character.
a. Felix the Cat b. Bosko
c. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit d. Steamboat Willie
c. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
This horse became the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years when it won in 2015
a. Justify b. American Pharoah
c. Secretariat d. California Chrome
b. American Pharoah
This US state was the first in the nation to grant women the right to vote.
a. Wyoming b. New York
c. Utah d. Colorado
a. Wyoming