Animals
Where in the World
Dis 'n Dat
Biology
Cuisines
100
What is the most popular pet in the USA?
Cats
100
In what city is St. Basil's Cathedral located?
Moscow
100
Name all the branches of the US government
Legislative, executive, and judicial
100
What is the name of the process by which plants make sugar? (BONUS POINTS: what are the two ingredients that make sugar??)
Photosynthesis
(Carbon dioxide gas and water!!)
100
What is the name of the drink that contains milk, syrup, and seltzer?
Egg Cream
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200
What is the fastest land animal?
Cheetahs
200
Name the four Canadian provinces that make up the maritimes.
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland
200
A "high hat" is a kind of what?
Cymbal (with a pedal)
200
What is the name of the fluctuations in our daily body cycles?
Circadian rhythms 
200
Name the three common fruits native to North America.
Cranberries, blueberries, Concord grapes 
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300
What is a group of porcupines called?
A prickle!
300
What continent's tallest mountain is called Aconcagua?
South America (Argentina)
300
What famous performer was strangled by their own scarf?
Isadora Duncan (1927, Nice, France)
300
Who discovered penicillin?
Alexander Fleming, 1928
300
What is the Polish name for stuffed cabbage?
Golumpki
400
What is the smallest vertebrate?
A frog (Paedophryne amauensis)
400
What is the last continent to be settled by humans?
Australia
400
Who invented the sewing machine?
Elias Howe (in 1845), born in Spencer, MA
400
Where were heat-loving (thermophilic) bacteria first discovered?
Yellowstone hot springs
400
What is calamari made from?
Squid
500
From what animal did humans originally catch colds?
Camels!
500
What country hosts the Doomsday Seed Vault?
Norway (Svalbard)
500
What is the smallest orchestral wind instrument?
the piccolo (~14 inches long)
500
What is the oldest type of tree in the world?
Bristlecone Pine (Great Basin, CA) can live over 5,000 years
500
Where would you eat Hoppin' John?
Southern US (black-eyed peas, bacon/ham, rice). Traditionally eaten on New Year's Day: the peas look like coins ($$$)
