Food
Geography
Language
Math & Science
History & Writing
100
Outside of Japan what vegetable is Wasabi produced from?
Horseradish
100
What is the capital of Mexico?
Mexico City
100
What is the most spoken language in the world
Mandarin Chinese
100
Zero was invented in India True or False
True
100
When was the Declaration of Independence signed (closest to the exact date gets points)
August 2nd 1776
200
Apples float in water due to what fun fact?
They are 25% air
200
What country has the most islands in the world
Sweden
200
What are the two most widely spoken languages in South America?
Spanish and Portuguese
200
How many elements are on the periodic table (+-2)
118
200
What is a Homophone?
Words that sound the same but have different meanings
300
What animal byproduct never expires
Honey
300
Which country has the most time zones including territories (double points if correct amount guessed).
France (12)
300
What language is this script from? 
Tibetan
300
5(x+4)=6x-5 what is x?
25
300
Which amendment gave women the right to vote
19th
400
What % of peanuts need to be present in a product for it to be legally labeled as Peanut Butter
At least 90%
400
Which country has a cedar tree on it's flag (points if answered any countries that have a tree on their flag)
Lebanon (accepted: Belize, Fiji, Equatorial Guinea, and Haiti).
400
What is the most multilingual country in the world? (points for neighboring countries)
Papa New Guinea (Also accepted: Indonesia, Australia, and the Soloman Islands).
400
Which two planets have no moons?
Venus and Mercury
400
Young Adults Books did not exist until after the 60s True or False
True
500
What is considered to be the oldest known vegetable?
Pea
500
What are the 5 great lakes (200 for each named)
Superior, Erie, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario
500
What is the only country in South America whose official language is Dutch? (points for bordering countries)
Suriname (Guyana, French Guiana, and Brazil)
500
How many planets are there in the solar systems (no Pluto), name all of them in order from the sun, and state which two are the smallest and largest. (Triple points)
8
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Largest: Jupiter, Smallest: Mercury
500
The Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the eastern half of what ancient empire?
Roman Empire