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What is the hardest natural substance on Earth?
Diamond.
100
When was Pearl Harbor attacked?
December 7, 1941 (December 8 in Japan)
100
hat country has the most tornadoes?
The United States
100
What do you get by mixing ginger ale with grenadine and a cherry?
A Shirley Temple
100
Why do Italians eat lentils on New Year's Eve?
To bring good fortune
200
What tree do acorns come from?
Oak Trees
200
What military alliance did the US join in 1949?
NATO
200
Lake Tahoe is located in which US states?
California and Nevada
200
How many strings does a standard ukulele have?
4
200
Which flower is also known as the "Lent Lily"?
The daffodil :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/crewennadaffodil-58acacc05f9b58a3c965ed4c.jpg)
300
What is the fastest animal on land?
The cheetah
300
The first U.S. state park was created in which state?
New York
300
What country does the poinsettia plant come from?
Mexico -- In the 19th century, U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Dr. Joel Roberts Poinsett, discovered the plant in southern Mexico. It is named after him.
300
What Disney film features the song "Give A Little Whistle"?
Pinocchio
300
In which US state is Yale University located?
Connecticut
400
What do you call a volcano that’s not currently erupting?
Dormant
400
Who ran unsuccessfully against Regan in 1984?
Walter Mondale
400
Which continental South American country borders Panama?
Colombia
400
Which actress or actor has won the most Oscars?
Katherine Hepburn (4)
400
Grits are typically made from what grain?
corn
500
Who is credited with coming up with the theory of evolution?
Charles Darwin
500
Which Christmas song was actually written for Thanksgiving?
"Jingle Bells"
500
The Ohio River flows into what river?
Mississippi River
500
What piece on a chess board can only move on one color?
Bishop
500
Which US state has the highest minimum wage as of 2024?
Washington State - $16.28
600
This planet spins the fastest, completing one whole rotation in just 10 hours. Which planet is it?
Jupiter
600
In 1947, US telephone companies began using what?
Area codes
600
What are the only two South American countries that do not border Brazil?
Chile and Ecuador
600
What is celebrated on the 2nd Saturday in June in the United Kingdom?
The queen's birthday
600
What country does the cappuccino originate from?
Italy
700
Roughly how long does it take for the sun’s light to reach Earth?
8 minutes and 20 seconds
700
Who was the first woman to be elected to the U.S. Senate?
Hattie Caraway -- She won a special election in January 1932 to serve out the rest of the term of her husband who died in office. Later that year she was reelected to a full term.
700
In which US city is the United States Naval Academy located?
Annapolis, Maryland
700
What flower is often considered the symbol of culture?
The Lotus
700
Most of a US penny is made from what type of metal?
Zinc
800
What is the only phase of the Moon that can produce a solar eclipse?
New Moon
800
When did the Sydney Opera House officially open its doors to the public?
20 October 1973
800
Which is the largest desert in Australia?
Great Victoria Desert
800
What James Bond film used the space shuttle?
Moonraker
800
What pasta gets its name because of its resemblance to a feather quill?
Penne
900
What animal's fingerprints resembles a human's the closest?
Koala
900
Why did the U.S. boycott the 1980 Olympics?
To protest the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan
900
What is the flattest continent?
Austrailia
900
Where were the first Academy Awards held at?
The Roosevelt Hotel
900
What's the highest-pitched instrument in the orchestra?
The piccolo
1000
What element did Joseph Priestley discover in 1774?
Oxygen
1000
What is the attempt to overthrow a government by force or at least interrupt its activities called?
Sedition
1000
Which is the shallowest sea on Earth?
Sea of Azov 
1000
What is Canada’s motto?
From Sea to Sea
1000
What horse set a Kentucky Derby record in 1973?
Secretariat