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100

Unlike most solids, this substance undergoes sublimation instead of melting.

dry ice

100

This Norse explorer is believed to have reached North America centuries before Columbus.

Leif Erikson

100

This country contains the city of Chiang Mai and the Baan Chang Elephant Park.

Thailand

100

This condiment’s name comes from the Hokkien Chinese term “ke-tsiap.”

ketchup

100

This Italian dessert alternates layers of coffee-soaked ladyfingers with mascarpone cheese.

tiramisu

200

In 2015, gravitational waves were directly detected nearly a century after being predicted by this scientist.

Albert Einstein?

200

In 1864, this Union general was appointed lieutenant general and took command of all U.S. armies.

Ulysses S. Grant

200

Auckland, once its capital, is now the largest city in this country.

New Zealand

200

This English word for a casual sing-along comes from Japanese meaning “empty orchestra.”

karaoke

200

Bacalhau is the Portuguese word for this type of fish commonly used in cuisine.

cod

300

From Latin meaning “rain cloud heap,” this mushroom-shaped cloud is associated with thunderstorms.

cumulonimbus cloud

300

This political party, founded in 1874, promoted increasing the money supply to help farmers.

Greenback Party

300

This capital city shares its name with its country and lies near Italy’s Adriatic coast.

San Marino

300

From Greek meaning “rule by the people,” this word describes a form of government.

democracy

300

This Canadian dish consists of fries topped with cheese curds and gravy.

poutine

400

The study of the kidneys is known by this term.

nephrology

400

He became president after serving as both governor of New York and mayor of Buffalo within a short span of time.

Grover Cleveland

400

Yellowstone Lake, the largest high-elevation lake in North America, is located in this U.S. state.

Wyoming

400

This English word for a type of house comes from the Bengali word “bangla.”

bungalow

400

This Greek street food typically consists of grilled meat served on skewers.

souvlaki

500

This spacecraft, named after an astronomer, provided detailed images of Saturn and its moons before its mission ended in 2017.

Cassini

500

This ancient Roman city was destroyed in 79 CE by a volcanic eruption.

Pompeii

500

This Alabama city once served as the first capital of the Confederacy.

Montgomery

500

From Persian roots meaning “leg garment,” this clothing item entered English through colonial India.

pajamas

500

This pasta shaped like small grains of rice is commonly used in soups.

orzo

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