Country Capitals
Where Is This Food From?
What Does This Foreign Word Mean?
Festivals of the World
Where Is This Famous Person From?
100

This European capital was once divided by a wall during the Cold War, separating East and West until 1989.

Berlin

100

Croissants became famous in this European country.

France

100

In Italian, “ragazzo” means this type of person.  

Boy

100

In this Mexican celebration, families honor loved ones with decorated altars and marigolds.

Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)

100

Tom Holland, known for portraying Spider-Man in major superhero films, grew up far from Hollywood in this modern country.  

United Kingdom

200

This capital city, famous for its red double-decker buses and the River Thames, was once the center of the largest empire in history.

London

200

Pierogi, dumplings filled with potatoes or meat, originate from this Eastern European country.

Poland

200

“Konnichiwa” in Japanese means this.

Hello / good afternoon

200

This German festival is known for giant tents, pretzels, and lederhosen.

Oktoberfest

200

The singer The Weeknd, known for blending R&B with electronic influences, grew up in this modern country.

Canada

300

This Asian capital lies at the foot of the Himalayas and is home to the ancient Durbar Squares of three former kingdoms.

Kathmandu

300

Ceviche, made of raw fish cured in citrus, comes from this coastal South American country

Peru

300

In Arabic, “سلام (salaam)” is often part of greetings. It means this.  

"Peace"

300

Lantern Festival concludes the celebration of this Asian holiday season.

Lunar New Year

300

The K-pop artist Lisa, a member of Blackpink, was born far from Seoul’s entertainment industry, in a town today located within this modern country.

Thailand

400

This Nordic capital is known for the Little Mermaid statue and colorful Nyhavn harbor.  

Copenhagen

400

Hákarl, fermented shark, comes from this nation.

Iceland


400

in German, the word “Fernweh” describes a strong, aching desire. What does this word mean?

A deep longing to travel

400

This traditional Swedish celebration welcomes the summer solstice with maypoles, flower crowns, and outdoor feasts.  

Midsommar

400

The painter Vincent van Gogh spent much of his short life in the late 1800s moving between rural towns and small artist communities, yet he was born in a village that today lies within this modern country

Netherlands

500

This northern European capital, spread across 14 islands, is nicknamed “the Venice of the North.”

Stockholm

500

Moussaka, a baked eggplant and meat casserole, comes from this Mediterranean country.

Greece

500

In Korean, the word “하늘 (haneul)” appears in poetry and traditional songs. It refers to what element of the natural world?

The sky

500

The Japanese festival in Kyoto featuring huge wooden floats is known as this.

Gion Matsuri

500

Nikola Tesla was born in the Austrian Empire in the 1850s, in a village now located within this modern country.

Croatia

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