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200

This planet is the largest in our solar system. 

Jupiter. 

200

Big cat that lives in a pride whose roars can travel for miles.

Lion. 

200

Element regularly used in wiring for its excellent electrical conductivity. 

Copper. 

200

The name of the longest river in the world. 

The Nile. 

200

The Italian that accidentally sailed to America in 1492.

Christopher Columbus. 

400
The most controversial planet in our solar system, it is still debated whether it is a planet or not. 

Pluto.

400

The sole egg layer of the hive, whose pheromones guide hive activity. 

Queen Bee. 

400
The human body is made up of primarily this element. 

Oxygen. 

400

This island is the world's largest. 

Greenland. 

400

The first woman to receive a Nobel prize (in this case for Science)

Marie Curie. 

600

The name of the hottest planet in the Milky Way. 

Venus. 
600

The name of the largest and tallest penguin native to Antarctica. 

Emperor Penguin. 

600

People are encouraged to eat bananas due to it containing this element.

Potassium.

600

The continent that has the largest desert. 

Antarctica. 

600

Often called 'The Father of Modern Psychoanalysis' 

Sigmund Freud

800

The name of the country that sent the first person into space. 

Soviet Union (Russia). 

800

The longest venomous snake. 

King Cobra. 

800
The name we give to a metal created by the combination of two or more metallic elements. 

Alloy. 

800

The Ukrainian peninsula that was invaded in 2014 by Russia. 

The Crimea. 

800

Barack Obama became the First African American president of the USA in this year.

2008.

1000

The planet that is named for the Roman God of War. 

Mars. 

1000

Insect with orange wings, black veins, and white dots, that eats nectar from flowers. 

Monarch Butterfly. 

1000

The name given to the medical condition caused by iron deficiency. 

Anaemia. 

1000

The name of the sea that separates Russia and Türkiye. 

Black Sea.

1000

This city hosted  the first modern Olympics in 1896. 

Athens. 

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