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(Toward the Shore)
What in the World?!
(Science)
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(History)
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(Sports)
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100

These two sources of guidance were left by Prophet Muhammad (s), according to Hadith al-Thaqalayn.

What are the Holy Qur’an and his Ahlul Bayt (a)?

100

This is the hottest planet in our solar system, despite not being closest to the Sun.

What is Venus?

100

Cleopatra lived closer in time to this 1969 event than to the construction of the Great Pyramid.

What is the Moon landing?

100

Birdie, eagle, and albatross are scoring terms in this sport.

What is golf?

100

This country is home to the cities of Casablanca and and Fez.

What is Morocco?

200

Where Prophet Nuh (a)'s son went to escape the flood

What is a mountain?

200

An octopus has this many hearts.

What is 3?

200

This Middle Eastern city housed the Abbasid-era intellectual center known as the House of Wisdom.

What is Baghdad?

200

This is the maximum score possible in a single frame of ten-pin bowling.

What is 30?

200

This spice, harvested from a flower’s red stigmas, is often used in Middle Eastern rice dishes.

What is saffron?

300

Number of years Prophet Nuh (a) remained among his people before the flood

What is 950?

300

These arteries carry oxygen-poor blood from the heart to the lungs.

What are the pulmonary arteries? 

300

A successful revolution against slavery and French colonial rule led to this country’s independence in 1804.

What is Haiti?

300

Winning all four major tennis singles tournaments in one calendar year earns this distinction.

What is Grand Slam?

300

In chess, this is the only piece that can jump over other pieces.

What is the knight?
400

The mountain on which Prophet Nuh’s ark came to rest

What is Mount Judi / al-Judi?

400

This lower atmospheric condition makes an air-filled balloon expand as it rises, assuming constant temperature.

What is air pressure? 

400

This ancient civilization developed the writing system (known as cuneiform).

Who are the Sumerians?

400

In basketball, recording double digits in three statistical categories in one game earns this achievement.

What is a triple-double?

400

The English words “sugar,” “cotton,” and “algebra” all trace their origins through this language.

What is Arabic?

500

Surah al-Qamar describes Prophet Nuh (a)'s by two construction materials rather than simply calling it a ship. Name one.

What are planks/boards OR nails?

500

This biological process changes genetic variant frequencies by chance rather than natural selection.

What is genetic drift?

500

The word “algorithm” comes from the Latinized name of this mathematician.

Who is Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi?

500

These are the five colors of the Olympic rings. Name all five.

What are blue, yellow, black, green, and red?

500

These are the only two countries in South America that do not border Brazil. Name one.

What is Chile OR Ecuador?

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