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  • Which quarterback was famous for “The Comeback” in 1993 against the Oilers?
    A) Dan Marino
    B) Jim Kelly
    C) Frank Reich
    D) Joe Montana
  • C) Frank Reich
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  • What is the average lifespan of a wild African elephant?

    • A) 20 years

    • B) 40 years

    • C) 60 years

    • D) 80 years



  • C) 60 years

200

  • Who is known for painting The Water Lilies series?
    A) Manet
    B) Renoir
    C) Monet
    D) Degas

C) Monet

200

  • Which Act imposed the first direct tax on the American colonies?
    A) Sugar Act
    B) Stamp Act
    C) Tea Act
    D) Intolerable Acts

  • B) Stamp Act
200

  • Which of these is a stuffed pasta?
    A) Rotini
    B) Tortellini
    C) Fusilli
    D) Tagliatelle


  • B) Tortellini
400

  • Who was the first African American head coach to win a Super Bowl?
    A) Tony Dungy
    B) Mike Tomlin
    C) Lovie Smith
    D) Dennis Green

  • A) Tony Dungy
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  • Which is the only country where you can find wild Asian elephants and tigers together?

    • A) India

    • B) Thailand

    • C) Sri Lanka

    • D) China


    • A) India

400

  1. The Mona Lisa hangs in which museum?
    A) Prado
    B) Louvre
    C) Uffizi
    D) Rijksmuseum

  • B) Louvre
400

  • Which treaty ended the American Revolutionary War?
    A) Treaty of Paris (1763)
    B) Jay Treaty
    C) Treaty of Ghent
    D) Treaty of Paris (1783)

  • D) Treaty of Paris (1783)
400

  • Which pasta name means “little tongues”?
    A) Linguine
    B) Bucatini
    C) Spaghettini
    D) Rigatoni

  • A) Linguine

600
  • Which NFL team is known as “America’s Team”?
    A) Green Bay Packers
    B) Dallas Cowboys
    C) New England Patriots
    D) Chicago Bears 


  • B) Dallas Cowboys
600
  • What is a group of elephants called?

    • A) Flock

    • B) Pack

    • C) Herd

    • D) Troop



  • C) Herd
600

  • Which artist was famous for painting soup cans?
    A) Jasper Johns
    B) Keith Haring
    C) Roy Lichtenstein
    D) Andy Warhol

  • D) Andy Warhol
600

  • Who was the American general who became a traitor?
    A) Charles Cornwallis
    B) Horatio Gates
    C) Nathanael Greene
    D) Benedict Arnold

  • D) Benedict Arnold
600

  • What does “al dente” mean?
    A) Overcooked
    B) Hard as a rock
    C) To the tooth
    D) Soft and mushy

  • C) To the tooth

800

  • Which city hosted the first indoor Super Bowl?
    A) Detroit
    B) Houston
    C) Minneapolis
    D) New Orleans

  • D) New Orleans
800
  • What is the primary diet of elephants?

    • A) Carnivorous

    • B) Omnivorous

    • C) Herbivorous

    • D) Insectivorous



  • C) Herbivorous

800

  • Frida Kahlo was from which country?
    A) Spain
    B) Mexico
    C) Peru
    D) Argentina

  • B) Mexico
800

  • Which battle was a significant victory for George Washington after crossing the Delaware River?
    A) Brandywine
    B) Saratoga
    C) Trenton
    D) Valley Forge

  • C) Trenton
800

  • Which pasta is hollow and straw-like?
    A) Bucatini
    B) Fettuccine
    C) Farfalle
    D) Gemelli

  • A) Bucatini
1000
  1. Which college football rivalry is known as "The Game"?
    A) Auburn vs Alabama
    B) Army vs Navy
    C) Michigan vs Ohio State
    D) Texas vs Oklahoma 


  • C) Michigan vs Ohio State
1000

Elephants are known for which unique trait regarding memory?

  • A) They remember enemies for life

  • B) They forget within days

  • C) They dream vividly every night

  • D) They sing songs

  • A) They remember enemies for life

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  • Which artist was famous for his Blue Period?
    A) Van Gogh
    B) Picasso
    C) Matisse
    D) Gauguin

  • B) Picasso
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  • Where did the Constitutional Convention take place?
    A) Boston
    B) New York City
    C) Philadelphia
    D) Washington, D.C.

  • C) Philadelphia
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  • What is the main ingredient in black pasta?
    A) Squid ink
    B) Spinach
    C) Beetroot
    D) Tomato paste
  • A) Squid ink
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