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Largest species of shark in the world.

What is a whale shark?

100

Famous anime that includes characters Aang, Katara, and Sokka.

What is Avatar:The Last Airbender?

100

Scientist most famous for his equation "E=mc2."

Who is Albert Einstein?

100

A short, humorous remark made to make people laugh.

What is a joke?

100

Edible structure made of baked dough, icing, and candy that is a common Christmas tradition.

What is a gingerbread house?

200

Sharks have no bones, this is what their skeletons are made up of.

What is cartilage?

200

Name of the main protagonist in One Piece.

Who is Luffy?

200

This scientist is credited with discovering gravity.

Who is Isaac Newton? 

200

Sound that loose change makes.

What is jingle?

200

Spice most commonly grated on top of eggnog.

What is nutmeg?

300

This is what baby sharks are called.

What are pups or shivers?

300

In Attack on Titan this surround the areas of where the humans live.

What are walls?

300

Name of town that Oppenheimer built to work on the atomic bomb.

What is Los Alamos?

300

Crossing the street unlawfully.

What is jaywalking?

300

Thanksgiving is celebrated during this month in Canada.

What is October?

400

This is how far away sharks can actually smell blood from.

What is a quarter mile or a few hundred meters?

400

The amount of time Naruto failed his graduation test at the academy.

What is 3?

400

This scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize.

Who is Marie Curie?

400

A short, pleasant journey or outing.

What is a jaunt?

400

Holiday that goes from Dec.26th-Jan.1st that celebrates African American heritage.

What is Kwanzaa?

500

Fastest shark in the world.

What is a mako shark?

500

The Elric brothers are searching for this in Full Metal Alchemist.

What is the Philosopher's Stone?

500

Name of the scientist that founded the first antibiotic, penicillin, by pure accident.

Who is Alexander Fleming?

500

The act of placing two or more things-such as concepts, characters, or images- side by side.

What is juxtaposition?

500

This is what "candy corn" was originally called/named.

What is chicken feed?

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