Food
Fashion
Korea
Gaming
Plants
100
What kind of foods are ricotta, provolone, and emmentaler ("Swiss)?
Cheese
100
Koreans call them "slippers". What do Americans call them?
Flip flops (or sandals)
100
Park Chung-hee was born in this town, now a city.
Gumi
100
This game was released by Blizzard in 1998.
Starcraft
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100
Koreans call this fruit "mountain berry."
Raspberry
200
This is the second most popular soft drink (soda) in the world.
Pepsi
200
Koreans call it a "knit". Americans call it what?
A sweater
200
This North Korean county, now officially known as "Kimhyonggwon County", is famous for its traditional breed of dog.
Pungsan County
200
Lee Sang-hyeok, who some call "The Michael Jordan of E-Sports", is more commonly known by this name.
Faker
200
This is the national flower of Japan.
Cherry Blossom
300
Small hot dogs are named after this Austrian city.
Vienna
300
What kind of shoes does the devil wear?
Prada
300
Yeosu has a bridge named after this animal.
The turtle.
300
This person is Super Mario's brother.
Luigi
300
Shakespeare said this flower, by any other name, would still smell as sweet.
Rose
400
Ancient Egyptians preferred this kind of alcoholic beverage (drink).
Beer
400
This brand's logo consists of a G and a backwards G.
Gucci
400
Kim Dae-jung was born on Haui Island, now part of Sinan County, but then part of this county.
Muan
400
In this puzzle game, released by Nexon in 2001, people pop balloons to trap other characters.
Crazy Arcade
400
What language shares its name with a kind of orange famous on Jeju-do?
Mandarin
500
This is the main ingredient in the Mexican sauce called "mole".
Chocolate
500
Hair tied in a long braid is a style named after what animal?
Pony (tail)
500
Who was Kim Y(e)o J(e)ong (born 1987)'s father?
Kim J(e)ong-il
500
This character, a blue hedgehog, is the mascot of Sega.
Sonic the Hedgehog
500
This yellow flower present in both Korea and the US has a pleasant smell, and was traditionally called "Narcissus" due to its habit of bending over as if looking at its own reflection in nearby water.
The Daffodil
