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100

Three songs by the band whose members are Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Paul McCartney

What are "Here Comes the Sun", "Let It Be", "Come Together", "Hey Jude", "Yesterday", etc. ?

100

The common name for the animal with the scientific name Canis lupus

What is a wolf?
100

The country of origin of Alexander the Great

What is North Macedonia?

100

The second-most sold author in history, only surpassed by the Bible

Who was Agatha Christie?

100

ESTIMATION: What is the area of Brazil in square miles?

3,285,863 square miles, putting it fifth worldwide.

200

ESTIMATION: the total number of compositions by Ludwig van Beethoven in his lifetime

Beethoven composed a total of 722 pieces between the years 1782 and 1827

200

Three groups of animals from the Carnivora genus

What are cats, dogs, bears, seals, etc. ?

200
The modern day country in which Genghis Khan was born
What is Russia?
200

Four different alphabets used in Europe

What are Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Georgian, and Armenian?

200

The country formerly known as Serendib and Ceylon

What is Sri Lanka?

300
The most famous painting by Johannes Vermeer

What is Girl with the Pearl Earring?

300

One of the two elements that is liquid at room temperature, also known as quicksilver

What is mercury?

300

The four presidents whose faces are carved into Mount Rushmore

Who were George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln?

300

ESTIMATION: the number of times the word "murder" (or "murderer", "murdering", etc.) appears in And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

What is 68 times - 21 of which were in the closing manuscript of the book.

300
The top three countries by neighboring countries
Russia (14), China (14), and Brazil (10)
400

The artist who painted the "water lilies" series and is one of the most famous artists of the Impressionistic period

Who was Claude Monet?

400

ESTIMATION: the total number of states of matter recognized by physicists

What is 22? - four core ones as well as 18 others only created in a lab.

400

The correct order in which these three events occurred:

1. The beginning of the war in Yugoslavia

2. The fall of the Berlin Wall

3. The breakup of the Soviet Union (USSR)

1. The fall of the Berlin Wall (1989)

2. The beginning of the war in Yugoslavia (June 1991)

3. The breakup of the Soviet Union (December 1991)

400

The most-sold author in America right now

Who was Dr. Seuss?

400

If figure 1 has 0 squares, figure 2 has 14 squares, and figure 3 has 49 squares, how many squares are in the Nth figure?

What is 2n3 - 2 squares?

500

The song with the most streams on Spotify, with over 4 billion at this moment

What is "Blinding Lights" by the Weeknd?

500

Three of the four main types of cephalopods

What are octopus, squid, nautilus, and cuttlefish?

500

ESTIMATION: the time between the Big Bang and the first protons being formed

What is ~10-6 or 0.000001 (one millionth) seconds?

500

All three scripts that were written on the Rosetta Stone

What are Hieroglyphics, Demotic script, and Ancient Greek? 

500

You have a table in which there are four cards. Each card has a number on one side and a color on the other. You are given the statement that every card which has an even number on one side is colored green on the back. The four cards are 13, 36, White, and Green. Which cards do you have to flip over to make sure the rule is true with minimal card flipping?

The 36 and White cards. The 36 you have to flip in order to make sure it is green on the back, and the white card to make sure it doesn't have an even number on the back. Flipping the 13 is useless because odd numbers are not involved in the rule, and flipping the green card is useless because the rule doesn't give any parameters for green cards, only for even cards.

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