Famous Paintings
Basic Science
Everyday Life
Books of the Bible
Biblical Places
200
He painted the “Mona Lisa.” 
Leonardo da Vinci
200
This planet is known as the Red Planet.
Mars
200
This appliance keeps food cold (spelling matters).
R‑E‑F‑R‑I‑G‑E‑R‑A‑T‑O‑R
200
The third book of the Bible.
Leviticus
200
Jesus was born in this town.
Bethlehem
400
“Starry Night” was painted by this Dutch artist. 
Vincent van Gogh
400
Water boils at this temperature in Celsius. (Give me fahrenheit as well for full points).
100C/212F
400
WD‑40 is commonly used for this household issue.
Squeaky hinges/Something is stuck
400
This book contains the Ten Commandments.
Exodus
400
The walls of this city fell after Israel marched around it.
Jericho
600
The name of the famous painter, whose self-portrait is shown here: 
Vincent van Gogh
600
This is the powerhouse of the cell.
The Mitochondrion.
600
This company’s slogan is “Just Do It.”
Nike
600
The name for the first 5 books of the Bible.
The Pentateuch.
600
Jonah fled from God to avoid going to this city.
Nineveh
800
“The Last Supper” is located in this Italian city.
Milan
800
This gas makes up most of Earth’s atmosphere.
Nitrogen
800
The “QWERTY” layout refers to this.
A keyboard.
800
The shortest book in the Bible.
3 John
800
Paul was imprisoned here before appealing to Caesar. (The hint is in the name).
Caesarea
1000
“The Persistence of Memory” features melting clocks by this surrealist.
Salvador Dali
1000
The first law of thermodynamics deals with this concept.
The law of conservation of energy, stating that energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
1000
This common kitchen spice was once worth its weight in gold.
Black pepper.
1000
The longest book in the Bible by Word Count. (Psalms is the longest by chapter).
Jeremiah (33,002 words in Hebrew)
1000
Abraham was called out of this Mesopotamian city.
Ur