Science & Nature
World Geography
Animals
Sports
Fun Facts & Inventions
100

Water freezes at this temperature in Celsius.

0 degrees

100

This is the largest continent (洲) by both size and population.

Asia

100

This insect makes honey.

A bee

100

This event, held every four years, brings together athletes from around the world to compete in many sports.

the Olympics

100

This tech company created the iPhone.  

Apple

200

This organ (器官) pumps blood through your body.

the heart

200

This country has the largest population in the world.

India

(Note: India passed China in 2023)

200

This sea creature has eight arms and three hearts.

An octopus

200

This sport is played with 11 players per team and is called "football" in most of the world (but not the US).

soccer

200

This ancient Chinese invention was originally used for fireworks, then later warfare.

gunpowder 火藥

300

This is the closest star to Earth.

the Sun

300

This mountain, located in Nepal and China, is the tallest in the world.

Mount Everest

300

This reptile can regrow its tail if it loses it.

a lizard/gecko

300

This sport is Taiwan's most popular spectator sport.

baseball

300

This Taiwanese company is one of the world's largest makers of computer chips (晶片).  


400

This gas (氣體) makes up about 78% of the air we breathe.

nitrogen 氮氣

400

This is the longest river in the world.

the Nile

400

This nocturnal animal is famous for sleeping upside down.

 A bat 

400

This martial art, developed in Korea, is known for its high, fast kicks and is an Olympic sport.

taekwondo

400

Which country is credited with inventing paper.  

China

500

This is the hardest natural substance on Earth.

a diamond

500

This is the largest ocean on Earth.

the Pacific Ocean

500

This is the fastest land animal.

a cheetah (獵豹 )

500

This sport involves swimming, cycling, and running, all done back-to-back in one race.

 a triathlon (鐵人三項 )

A full Ironman is:

Swim: 3.86 km
Bike: 180.25 km
Run: 42.2 km (a full marathon)

500

This inventor is credited (獲得認可) with creating the light bulb.  

Thomas Edison

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