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U.S. Geography
100

Which Seattle band featured Chris Cornell on lead vocals and had a massive 1994 hit with "Black Hole Sun"?

Who is Soundgarden?

100

Instead of helping Peter, the expression is to rob him and pay this biblical figure.

Who is Paul?

100

This city, known as the "Mile High City," sits exactly 5,280 feet above sea level.

What is Denver(Colorado)

200

What was the title of the 1997 debut single that launched the Spice Girls to global superstardom?

What is "Wannabe"?

200

Darth Vader famously reveals a dark truth to Luke Skywalker by stating, "No, I am your..."

What is father?

200

Established in 1926, this iconic highway originally ran from Chicago to Santa Monica and is famously called the "Main Street of America."

What is Route 66

300

In 1998, these country sisters had back-to-back number-one hits with "There's Your Trouble" and "Wide Open Spaces".

Who are the Dixie Chicks?

300

Theodore Roosevelt's famous foreign policy advice was to "speak softly and carry a big..."

What is stick?

300

It is the only state capital that is completely inaccessible by road—you can only get there by plane or boat.

What is Juneau?

400

This Australian duo reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 twice in the late 90s with "Truly Madly Deeply" and "I Knew I Loved You."

Who is Savage Garden?

400

In the classic film Casablanca, Humphrey Bogart toasts Ingrid Bergman with the line, "Here's looking at you,..."

What is kid?

400

This river flows out of Lake Ontario, forms part of the U.S.–Canada border, and empties into the world's largest estuary.

What is The St. Lawrence River

500

This eccentric punk rock band hit it big in 1994 with Dookie, an album featuring tracks like "Basket Case" and "Longview."

Who is Green Day?

500

Isaac Newton modestly stated that if he had seen further than others, it was by "standing on the shoulders of..."

What are giants?

500

This mountain range, the oldest in North America, spans from Alabama all the way up into Canada.

What is The Appalachian Mountains.

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