Advertising Slogans
States of Brazil
Astronomy
Women in History
Paintings & Painters of the World
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A sports brand with the slogan "Just do it".
What is "Nike"?
100
A state known for its wine production and being the southernmost state in Brazil. It borders Uruguay and Argentina.
What is "Rio Grande do Sul"?
100
A planet known as "The Red Planet" due to its reddish appearance. It's also a potential candidate for human colonization.
What is "Mars"?
100
The imperial princess who signed the “Golden Law” in 1888, abolishing slavery in Brazil and making it the last country in the Americas to do so.
Who was "Princess Isabel"?
100
An enigmatic painting by Da Vinci, currently housed in the Louvre.
What is the "Mona Lisa"?
200
A fast food chain with the slogan "I'm loving it".
What is "McDonald's"?
200
The largest state in the Brazilian Northeastern region. It was one of the first Brazilian regions to be colonized by Europeans and its state capital was the first capital of Brazil.
What is "Bahia"?
200
A phenomenon which occurs when the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, blocking the Sun's light.
What is a "(Solar) Eclipse"?
200
A military leader who led the French army to several victories during the Hundred Years’ War and was later canonized as a saint.
Who was "Joan of Arc"?
200
The Spanish cubist painter who created this anti-war work of art, titled Guernica, in 1937.
Who was "Pablo Picasso"?
300
A chocolate brand with the slogan "Have a break. Have a _____ (brand name)".
What is "KitKat"?
300
A state with a history of gold exploration in the 17th and 18th centuries, as well as a failed revolt against gold taxes. Nowadays, it's most known for the production of foods and drinks such as pão de queijo and cachaça.
What is "Minas Gerais"?
300
A dwarf planet which orbits our Sun and was reclassified by the scientific commnunity, thus losing its planet status, in 2006.
What is "Pluto"?
300
A Jewish teenager who wrote a famous diary while hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam during World War II, providing a firsthand account of life during the Holocaust.
Who was "Anne Frank"?
300
A painting by Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh, showing a night sky swirling with stars over a small town.
What is "The Starry Night"?
400
A credit card brand with the slogan "There are some things money can't buy. For everything else there ______ (brand name)".
What is "Master Card"?
400
It is the second largest state in Brazil, located in its North region. It is home to the Amazon River delta, and known for Marajó Island.
What is "Pará"?
400
The closest spiral galaxy to the Milky Way, set to merge with it in billions of years.
What is the "Andromeda Galaxy"?
400
A Russian princess who was the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II and was long rumored to have survived the execution of her family by the bolshevik revolutionaries in 1918. A Disney movie was created based on the theory of her survival.
Who was "Princess Anastasia Romanov"?
400
A Brazilian modernist artist best known for her painting Abaporu (depicted here) which became a symbol of Brazilian identity and modern art.
Who was "Tarsila do Amaral"?
500
A beauty / cosmetics brand with the slogan "Because you're worth it".
What is "L'Oreal"?
500
A state in the North region of Brazil, which had a history of intense rubber extraction from rubber trees. It's also the target of meme conspiracy theories, that either claim this state does not exist, or that it's the home of fantastical beings such as dinosaurs.
What is "Acre"?
500
The true shape of the orbits of planets and many other celestial bodies around a star (as defined by Kepler's 1st Law), even though the orbits are usually mistakenly believed to be perfectly circular.
What is "Elliptical (oval)"?
500
A British monarch who had one of the longest reigns in history. The period of her rule was one of marked by the Industrial Revolution in England, as well as the expansion of the British Empire by colonization. It was famously said that during "Her Majesty's reign, the Sun never set on the Empire".
Who was "Queen Victoria"?
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An iconic woodblock print by Japanese artist Hokusai, depicting a massive wave towering over boats near Mount Fuji and is one of the most famous pieces of Japanese art.
What is "The Great Wave"?