What is the primary human-produced source of carbon dioxide?
Burning fossil fuels
Eminem was also known by what alter-ego name?
Slim shady
What is a quinceañera party?
A party to celebrate the 15th birthday of a woman
Which country won the very first World Cup in 1930?
Uruguay
What is the nickname for Seattle Seahawks fans?
12s
What is the only continent with land in all four hemispheres?
Africa
How do trees help reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere?
By absorbing carbon dioxide
What group was Beyonce a part of before her solo career?
Destinys child
Which CONTINENT is the most linguistically diverse in the world?
Africa
Who is the only player in history to win three World Cup titles?
Pele
Which town in eastern Washington has been called the "town so nice they named it twice"?
Walla walla
Which country is known as “the land of no rivers”?
Saudi Arabia
What year was the hottest year on record
2024
What’s luv is by which 2 artists?
Fat Joe Ashanti
What is the most widely spoken native language in the world?
Mandarin Chinese.
Which nation has qualified for every FIFA World Cup?
Brazil
Name the body of water directly west of Seattle.
Puget sound
Where is Angel Falls, the world’s largest waterfall, located?
Venezuela
Which country is the largest producer of oxygen?
Siberia in russia
What was the hottest song in 2002 according to Billboard Hot 100?
Nickelback's "How You Remind Me"
Which central american country has no army?
Costa Rica
Which country hosted and won the World Cup in 1966?
England
What is the highest mountain in Washington?
Mt. Rainier
Which country is the flattest?
The maldives
Which country emits the most CO2
China
What is the best selling album of the 2000s
The Marshall Mathers LP
Which country eats the most ice cream per person each year?
New Zealand
Which host nation has staged the FIFA World Cup three times, more than any other?
Mexico (1970, 1986, and 2026)
The _______________ Mountains divide the more arid eastern Washington and more lush western Washington
Cascade
When was the first modern Olympics?
Athens, Greece, from April 6–15, 1896.