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100

This tart North American fruit, often found in holiday sauces and juices, is one of the few fruits indigenous to the continent. Its harvest involves a unique technique called "wet harvesting," where fields are flooded, and the ____ float to the surface.

What are cranberries

100

This is the largest hot desert in the world, stretching across multiple countries.

What is the Sahara

100

When referring to an establishment that sells alcoholic drinks, what is the word “pub” short for?

What is Public House

100

This is the oldest national park in the United States.


What is Yellowstone National Park

100

This lively Brazilian festival, held just before Lent, is famous worldwide for its samba parades and elaborate costumes.

What is Carnival

200

This sweet spread, made from caramelized milk, is a popular dessert ingredient across Latin America but has roots in ancient South American cooking.
 

What is dulce de leche

200

This river, the longest in Africa, flows through eleven countries and provides life-giving water to millions of people.

What is the Nile River

200

This language is the official and national language of Brazil.

What is Portuguese

200

The giant Christ the Redeemer statue in this city overlooks the bay and has become a global symbol of Brazil.

What is Rio de Janeiro

200

This Mexican holiday celebrates the lives of the deceased with colorful altars, marigold flowers, and sugar skulls.

What is Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)

300

This grain, known as "the mother of all grains," was first cultivated by the Incas in the Andes and has become a popular health food worldwide.

What is quinoa

300

This country has the most natural lakes, with an estimated 31,000 of them.

What is Canada

300

This is the number of countries where Spanish is an official language.

What is 21

300

The Pentagon is home to this branch of the U.S. government.

What is the Department of Defense (Executive Branch)

300

This U.S. city holds a festival every year in February where giant, decorated floats parade through the streets, and participants throw beads to the crowd.

What is Mardi Gras (New Orleans)

400

This traditional South American drink, made from the leaves of a native plant, originated with the indigenous Guaraní people and is widely consumed in countries like Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and southern Brazil.

What is mate

400

This African country is an island in the Indian Ocean, known for its unique biodiversity.

What is Madagascar 

400

Swahili, one of the most widely spoken African languages, takes many of its words from this European language due to centuries of trade.
 


What is Arabic

400

This is the name of the Spanish fort located near St. Augustine, Florida, which is the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States.

What is Castillo de San Marcos

400

In what year was Thanksgiving officially declared a national holiday in the United States?

What is 1863

500

The only type of bee that can naturally pollinate the vanilla orchid is native to this country, where vanilla originated.

What is Mexico

500

This peak, located in Tanzania, is the highest point in Africa and is famous for its snow-capped summit despite being near the equator.

What is Mount Kilimanjaro

500

This language, spoken by millions in South America, is the most widely spoken Indigenous language on the continent and is an official language in Paraguay.

What is Guaraní

500

This is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.


What are the Great Pyramids of Giza

500

This country's independence on May 25, 1963, inspired the creation of Africa Day, which is celebrated with festivals, concerts, and street parades every year.

What is Ethiopia

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