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300

What family heirloom does Stefan give to Elena in the early episodes of Season 1 to protect her from compulsion?

a necklace of Vervain

300

What is the name of the powerful ancestral witch that Bonnie discovers she is directly descended from in Season 1?

Emily Bennett
300

In the original Toy Story movie, what is the name of the popular family restaurant where Woody and Buzz get separated from Andy?

Pizza Planet

300

Which country is the largest in the world by total land area?

Russia

300

In 1215 AD, King John of England was forced to sign a historic document that limited royal power and laid the groundwork for modern constitutional governance. What is it called?

Magna Carta

500

Throughout the first half of Season 1, what is Damon’s primary, obsessive goal in returning to Mystic Falls?

to open the tomb and to find Katherine 

500

How does Damon manipulate and control Caroline Forbes during the early part of Season 1?

By compelling her and feeding on her repeatedly

500

Excluding Ariel herself, how many sisters does Ariel have in The Little Mermaid?

6

500

Which country contains the most natural lakes in the world?

Canada

500

The 13-day confrontation in October 1962 that brought the United States and the Soviet Union closest to nuclear war was triggered by the placement of Soviet missiles in which country?

A). Turkey

B). East Germany

C). Cuba

D). Vietnam

cuba
700

In the pilot episode of The Vampire Diaries, where do Elena Gilbert and Stefan Salvatore officially have their first meaningful conversation?

A). Lockwood Manison

B). By the men's bathroom

C). By the lockers

D). The Mystic Grill Parking Lot

B). By the men's bathroom

700

Who ultimately stakes Vicki Donovan after she turns into a vampire and attacks Elena in Season 1?

Stefan 🤢

700

In Beauty and the Beast, what is the name of Gaston's sycophantic, bumbling sidekick who leads a song celebrating Gaston's greatness?

Lefou
700

What is the primary official language of Brazil?

Portuguese

700

Who is credited with inventing the movable-type printing press in Europe around 1440, revolutionizing the spread of knowledge and fueling the Renaissance?

A). Leonardo Da Vinci

B). Johannes Gutenberg

C). William Caxton

D). Nicolaus Copernicus 


B). Johannes Gutenberg

900

What happened to Emily Bennett during the historical 1864 founding family purges in Mystic Falls?

A). She escaped to Salem and lived a long human life

B). She was locked in the tomb alongside Katherine

C). She was burned at the stake by the townspeople and founding families

D). She traded her soul to a demon to curse the vampire bloodline

B). She was locked in the tomb alongside Katherine

900

Which member of Bonnie Bennett's family initially helps her understand and accept her ancestral witchcraft heritage in Season 1?

Sheila Bennett (Her Grandma)
900

In The Princess and the Frog, what specific animal does Tiana transform into after kissing Prince Naveen (who is cursed to look like a frog)?

Frog

900

Which country has the most time zones in the world (including its overseas territories)?

A). Russia

B). U.S.A

C). Indonesia

D). France

France

900

The 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas divided the newly discovered lands outside Europe between which two competing global maritime powers?

A). England and France

B). The Netherlands and Spain

C). Spain and Portugal

D). Portugal and England

C). Spain and Portugal

2000

In what year was the town of Mystic Falls officially founded by the original local families?

A). 1864

B). 1860

C). 1717

D). 1812

1860

2000

Which ancient friend of Stefan's visits him for his 162nd birthday in Season 1, only to be brutally killed by Damon?

Lexi Branson

2000

In Pixar's Inside Out, what is the name of Riley's pink, part-elephant, part-cat, part-dolphin Imaginary friend who cries candy tears?

Bingbong

2000

What is the official currency of Japan?
A). Yeso

B). Euro

C). Yen

D). Won

Yen
2000

Which grueling battle on the Eastern Front of World War II (1942–1943) is widely considered the bloodiest battle in human history and the turning point of the war in Europe?

A). The Battle of Kursk

B). The Battle of Stalingrad

C). The Battle of Moscow

D). The Battle of Berlin

B). The Battle of Stalingrad

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