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This color is said to be the rarest type of M&M.

Brown

100

This famous actor played James Bond in "No Time To Die" 

Daniel Craig

100

This planet is closest to the sun, but has the second-highest surface temperature

Mercury

100

Botany is the scientific study of this division of organisms 

Plants

100

The Statue of Liberty was given to the US by this country

France

100
With viewership at 1.5 billion viewers this is the most watched single sporting event ever

2022 World Cup final

100

There are this many zodiac signs   

12


100

This Stuco Senior had a bird get stuck in their hair in seventh grade

Shelby 

200

This food is considered to be the most stolen food in the world

CHEESE

200

This artist was often dubbed "king of rock and roll"

Elvis

200

The mitochondria may be the powerhouse of the cell, but this process is dominant in plants and some bacteria

Photosynthesis

200

Because of their dynamic mobility while falling, these animals are often said to have many lives 

Cat

200

Often inflated by the Mercator projection, this land mass is considered the world’s biggest island

Greenland

200

This is the only ball sport to have been played on the moon

Golf

200

 Na stands for this element on the periodic table? 

Sodium

200

This stuco senior broke thier finger at powderpuff football thier sophomore year

Lia

300

Mr. Haas would be amused to learn that this brand of pop was the first soft drink in space?

Coca Cola

300

This famous sidewalk features many household names

Hollywood Walk of Fame

300

The number of bones you can find on a shark’s skeleton

None

300

This rapidly growing plant is a favorite among Pandas

Bamboo

300

This country, home to pink dolphins, produces the most coffee in the world?

Brazil

300

This alternative to tennis is played with a shuttlecock

Badminton

300

An Olympic gold medal is actually compromised of 92.5% of this other metal.

Silver

300

This stuco senior ran over an official at a sporting event… they also used to play the flute 

Ryan Morgan

400

This Asian country is where ice cream was invented

China

400

Trivia Question: What day is Star Wars Day?

May 4

400

What disease stems from the medieval term that means ‘bad air’?

Malaria

400

This colorful bird is the only known species to be able to fly backwards

Hummingbird 

400

This country, defended by the Swiss guard, is recognized as the smallest in the world

Vatican City

400

Before being purchased from Lamar Hunt, Sporting Kansas City was referred to under this name.

The Kansas City Wizards

400

What does “www” stand for in a website browser?

World Wide Web

400

This Stuco senior has met Carl Azuz, host of CNN 10

Thomas

500

Trivia Question: What is the only edible food that never goes bad?  

Honey

500

This famous athlete coined, “float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”

Muhammed Ali

500

This soviet invention was the first satellite to be launched into space

Sputnik

500

Since their hemocyanin is a less-efficient oxygen transporter compared to the hemoglobin of humans, these water organisms have three hearts(multiple correct answers)

Cuttlefish, Octopus, or Squid

500

Before landing in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Cuba, Christopher Columbus and his crew set sail on his first voyage in Palos de la Frontera, a port in this country

Spain

500
Held in Paris, the Olympics this summer will feature medals with metal from this famous structure

The Eiffel Tower

500

What is the plural of sheep?

Sheep

500

This Stuco senior won their elementary school Geography Bee after qualifying via tiebreaker

Bsikes 

600

Bagels originated from this country

Poland

600

Trivia Question: What is the Golden man statue given to talented actors

An oscar

600

What is the name of this bone (the funniest bone)?

Humerus

600

This unique fruit displays its seeds on the outside of its body

Strawberry

600

The cities of Perth, Canberra & Melbourne belong to this country

Australia(Land of Furphy)

600

Besides “no belt”, this is the lowest belt color of taekwondo

White Belt

600

This company, popular for its cosmically-named product, is the most popular technology company in South Korea.

Samsung

600

This stuco senior had a uteroureterostomy, a form of kidney surgery

Ryan Whittlesey

700

Trivia Question: From which country does Gouda cheese originate?

Netherlands

700

This wildly popular English musician famously name his pianos

Elton John

700
These brothers invented the airplane 

The Wright Brothers

700

This equestrian sea creature requires the males to give birth to the offspring

Seahorse

700

This “New” cultural hub is the capital of India 

New Dehli

700

These are the denominations of time in hockey—there are three of them

Periods

700

“*These* are forever” according to Shirley Bassey, and they just might be; they have the highest rating on the Mohs hardness scale.

Diamonds

800

Trivia Question: What is the most consumed manufactured drink in the world?

Tea

800

This popular actor with a knack for swiping artifacts once had to publicly deny being a vampire

Nicholas Cage

800

Edward Jenner created the first ever vaccination in 1796, aimed at preventing this sickness

Small Pox

800

These land mammals can communicate through vibrations in the ground, even as far as 20 miles

Elephants
800

This WW2 “last resort” battle, spanning across three European countries, ended with the allied invasion of Germany

The Battle of the Bulge

800

Recently popularized through Netflix, this is the highest level of International Motorsport, governed by the FIA.

Formula 1

800

Much to the wonder of chemistry scholars, these two metals are the only that exist as liquids at normal room temperatures(only need to guess one)

Mercury or Gallium

900

This fruit floats because 25% of its volume is air.

Apple

900

Later recreated in a famous movie series, this was the first toy to be advertised on television

Mr Potato Head

900
What kind of animal was “Miss Abel”, the animal from Independence, Kansas that became known as an American first for space travel.

Monkey

900

This animal is famous for its dark-colored tongue, used to grab food

Giraffe

900

This continent is the only to have land mass in all four hemispheres 

Africa

900

You’re “In Good Hands” with this company, whose logo is found on field goal nets in college football stadiums around the country

Allstate

900

Trivia Question: What country has the most vending machines per capita?

Japan

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