Baking
Carpentry
Dangerous Animals
World knowledge
Foods
100

Deep fried cornmeal balls, served with seafood

Hush puppies

100

This tool is used to pound and pull nails

Hammer

100

This marine creature sting can kill a human in minutes, with venom packed in its tentacles, earning the nickname "Death from the Sea"

Box Jellyfish

100

How many time zones are in the world

24

100

This French side dish, popularized by Thomas Jefferson, became Americas favorite vegetable

French Fry

200

This equipment chills yeast doughs to control rising 

Refrigerator

200

This sharpened metal tool is used to chip away and shape wood by hand

Chisel

200

Hungry, Hungry! Most dangerous in Africa

Hippopotamus

200

Coldest place on Earth measuring coldest at -128.6 degrees, at the Vostok Station July 21, 1983

Antarctic

200

A Crayola crayon was named after this orange hue of this comfort food

Macaroni and cheese

300

Bread baked directly on the bottom of the oven

Artisan Bread

300

This tool has a rounded side and a flat side used for smoothing edges

Half Round File

300

Known as "Black Death", this ill-tempered African bovine uses massive horns to gore hunters

Cape Buffalo

300

Furnace Creek,134 degrees F, is located where

California

300

In the 1800s, this common condiment was used for its medicinal properties

Ketchup

400

Historically, the first bread ever made

Flat Bread

400

Thos tool uses a long, thin blade that runs up and down, primarily for cutting curves

Bandsaw

400

These North American animals can weigh up to 1500 lbs and stand 8 feet tall

Grizzly Bear/ Kodiak Bear

400

Most wet location on earth is Mawsynram, located in what country, getting 12000 mm of rain annually

India

400

This chocolate bar is the world's best-selling, with the name meaning "sweet"

Snickers

500

What is a twice baked italian cookie

Biscotti

500

Machines a board to consistent thickness

Planer

500

Most dangerous animal globally

Mosquito

500

Worlds smallest country 

Vatican City

500

This exotic spice, named from Arabic, can cost thousands per pound

Saffron

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