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Manifestation or event attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature.

Supernatural

100

Pyramid of Giza

Egypt

100

Competitive art used to be in the Olympics.

True or false?

True

100

New York was briefly named "New Orange."

True or False

True

In 1673, Dutch leader Anthony Colve rechristened the colony New Orange, its official name for about a year.

100

An act or instance of seeking, pursuit, search. a chivalrous enterprise in medieval romance usually involving an adventurous journey.

Quest

100

Eiffel Tower

France

100

High heels were originally worn by men.

True or false?

True

100

Giant squids have the largest eyes of any animal on Earth.

True or false

True

In a living colossal squid they measure about 27 cm across

100
A thing done successfully, typically by effort, courage, or skill.

Achievement

100

Mount Everest

Nepal-China

100

The first electric car was invented in 1894.

True or False?

False

Around 1832, Robert Anderson develops the first crude electric vehicle, but it isn't until the 1870s or later that electric cars become practical.

100

The hottest inhabited place in the world is located in Australia.

True or false 

False

The hottest inhabited place in the world is located in Ethiopia.

100

Excessively credulous belief in and reverence for supernatural beings.

Superstition

100

Stonehenge

England

100

Greenland and Iceland is exactly like what the name describes the place.

True or False?

False

Greenland is mostly covered with snow/ice, while Iceland some of them covered in snow but mostly green.

100

In South Korea, It is a local delicacy when it comes to dogs and cats.

True or false 

True

Sambok or the dog days of summer, covers a month of time at the peak of the growing season and traditional time that to some South Koreans is classified as a traditional time to cool off and extract some medicinal healing powers from the consumption of dog meat.

100

A human being subject to death, often contrasted with a divine being.

Mortal

100

Notre-Dame Cathedral 

France

100

Winston Churchill's mother was from Los Angeles.

True or false 

False 

Winston Churchill's mother was from Brooklyn.

100

Greece is home to 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites

True

16 of these sites are based on cultural criteria such as the Temple of Apollo, the Acropolis of Athens, and the Medieval City of Rhodes. The last 2 (Mount Athos and Meteora)

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