The Human Body
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100

This organ is protected by your skull.

Brain

100

True or False: Australia's box jellyfish is considered the most venomous marine animal.

True; The box jellyfish has tentacles up to 3 meters long, armed with venomous nematocysts responsible for hundreds of deaths annually 

100

How many official national currencies are in circulation worldwide?

164

100

This city is known for its stock exchange, Times Square, and the Empire State Building. 

New York City

100

Who was the first person on the moon?

Neil Armstrong

200

This organ has four chambers and makes a "Ba-Dum" sound.

Heart

200

This five-pointed creature can detach it's "arms" to confuse predators which they can later grow back.

Starfish

200

The pound symbol (£) is used as the currency for which European country(ies)?

England / Great Britain

200

It is the City of Light and home of the Eiffel Tower.

Paris

200

Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1932?

Amelia Earhart

300

This is the LONGEST organ in your body.

Small Intestine; It can measure up to 23-26 feet in an adult

300

Scarabaeus viettei is Latin for this insect, though you may know it by it's common name, derived from animal dung it pushes around for survival and reproductive reasons.

Dung Beetle

300

This (¥) is the currency used in Japan.

Yen
300

This "City of Angels" is known for its Hollywood sign.

Los Angeles

300

Out of the original 13 colonies, which became the first official U.S. state in 1787?

Delaware

400

What organ secreates insulin?

Pancreas

400

These birds have bald heads and often fly in circles above their soon-to-be prey.

Vultures; They also have the strongest stomach acid in the animal kingdom, and do not have a voice box.

400

The $ represents U.S. Dollars and what other South American unit of currency?

Peso

400

One nickname for this place is "The City by the Bay."

San Francisco

400

Which Disney Princess film was the first full-length animated film produced in the U.S.?

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

500

This is the LARGEST organ of the human body.

Skin; It covers 20-21 square feet of of the body and accounts for roughly 15-16% of total body weight.

500
What is the largest rodent in the world?

Capybara

500

This symbol (€) represents the currency used in European countries such as Italy, Greece, and Spain.

Euro

500
Also known as "The Big Easy."

New Orleans

500

In what year did Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay become the first people to summit Mount Everest?

1953

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