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200

This timepiece uses shadows to determine the time of day.

What is a sundial?

200

Water makes up this percentage of the Earth's surface area.

What is 71%? (any answer within 5% is acceptable)

200

The Summer and Winter Olympic Games are held once every _ years.

What is 4?

200

Known as the "Iron Lady", she was the first female Prime Minister in British history.

Who is Margaret Thatcher?

200

Popularized by Owl City in 2009, this insect is known for its bioluminescence.

What is a firefly?

400

This is the number of seconds in an hour.

What is 3600?

400

The shores of this extraordinarily saline lake in the Middle East are the location of the lowest point on the Earth's surface.

What is the Dead Sea?

400

The 1976 Olympic Games were held in this North American city.

What is Montreal?

400

This Tudor king was infamous for having six wives over the course of his lifetime.

Who is Henry VIII?

400

Used as a pest control device, it is made from a strip of material coated in a sticky substance that traps flying insects.

What is flypaper?

600

Modern-day clocks and watches use oscillators made from this crystalline mineral to keep time.

What is quartz?

600

The vast majority of the world's freshwater is used in this industry.

What is agriculture?

600

This bat-and-ball game featured in the Olympic Games only once, in 1900.

What is cricket?

600

Daily Double:

The House of Hanover, who ruled England in the Georgian era, were not British; they instead descended from this European country.

What is Germany?

600

A method of angling that uses an artificial lure.

What is fly fishing?

800

This South Asian country is the only nation in the world whose time zone is offset by 45 minutes.

What is Nepal?

800

This property of water, which allows insects to traverse its surface, is the result of cohesive forces between water molecules.

What is surface tension?

800

The first Modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in this year.

What is 1896?

800

The Battle of Bosworth field in 1485 resulted in the death of this king and the inception of the Tudor era.

Who is Richard III?

800

Usually refers to an ambitious person.

What is a highflyer?

1000

First postulated by Albert Einstein in his special theory of relativity, this refers to the perceived difference in time passage between two objects moving at different velocities.

What is time dilation?

1000

The excessive consumption of water in a short period of time can lead to a total shutdown of this bodily system.

What is the nervous system?

1000

Translated from Latin as "Faster, Higher, Stronger", this is the current motto of the Olympic Games.

What is Citius, Altius, Fortius?

1000

This battle, which resulted in the victory of the English longbowmen over the numerically superior French, is widely regarded as the turning point in the Hundred Years' War.

What is the Battle of Agincourt?

1000

A mechanical device used to evenly distribute the power output of an engine.

What is a flywheel?

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