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100

What ancient civilization is known for building the Great Pyramids of Giza?

A. Mayans    B. Mexicans

C. Aztec     D. Egyptians

D. Egyptians

100

To consider a band as a Big Band what is the minimum number of musicians to be needed?


A. 11    B. 21

C. 12    D. 10

D. 10

100

In Disney's "The Little Mermaid," who is the ruler of the underwater kingdom?

A. King Triton     B. Zeus 

C. King Kong     D. Mufasa

A. King Triton

100

In which country was the sport of curling invented?

A. Scotland     B. Canada
C. Sweden     D. Norway

A. Scotland

100

What is the smallest planet in our solar system?

A. Mercury    B. Pluto

C. Venus    D. Mars

A. Mercury

100

Which country did the french fries originate from?

A. France     B. USA
C. UK          D. Belgium

D. Belgium

200

Greenland was a colony of which country until 1981?

A. England    B. Denmark

C. France    D. South Africa

 B. Denmark

200

In an Orchestra, which is the largest brass section instrument?
A. Trumpet    B. Tenor

C. French horns  D. Tuba

D. Tuba

200

What year did Disneyland open?

A. 1955     B. 1960     

C. 1965     D. 1950

A. 1955

200

Who is the only player in NFL history to win five Super Bowl MVP awards as of 2021?

A. Joe Montana     B. Bart Starr 

C. Terry Bradshaw    D. Tom Brady

D. Tom Brady

200

What is the normal pH level of the human blood?

A. 7.40     B. 6.0

C. 13.5     D. 8.0

A. 7.40

200

Which food never rots and doesn’t require preservatives to keep fresh?

A. Tea     B. Honey     C. Peanuts     D. Oats

B. Honey

300

Julius Caesar was assassinated on 15 March 44 BC, a date now often known by what term?

A. Ramadan    B. Debunking Day

C. Memento Mori    D. Ides of March

D. Ides of March

300

Who originally recorded the classic ballad I Will Always Love You in 1973?

A. Dolly Parton    B. Whitney Houston

C. Kenny Rogers     D.  LeAnn Rimes 

A. Dolly Parton

300

What is the name of Wendy’s dog in Peter Pan?

A. Nana     B. Chance 

C. Marley      D. Rufio

A. Nana

300

Who holds the record for the most Grand Slam tennis titles won in the Open Era?

A. Roger Federer – 20 titles
B. Rafael Nadal – 20 titles
C. Novak Djokovic – 20 titles
D. Margaret Court – 24 titles

D. Margaret Court – 24 titles

300

What is the chemical symbol for the element gold?

A. Go     B. G

C. Ag    D. Au

D. Au

300

Which food contains the most calories per gram?

A. Chocolate      B. Chia seeds
C. Avocado        D. Pistachio

C. Avocado

400

What empire was founded by Genghis Khan and became the largest contiguous empire in history?

A. Mongol Empire    B. Indian Empire

C. British Empire    D. Persian Empire

A. Mongol Empire

400

Name the all-time bestselling movie soundtrack?
A. The Bodyguard     B. The Sound of Music

C. Tarzan    D. Singing in the Rain

A. The Bodyguard

400

Who was Bambi's rabbit pal?

A. Thumper    B. Peter

C. Fiver    D. Rick

A. Thumper

400

Who holds the record for the most NBA championships won?
A. Bill Russell     B. Sam Jones 

C. K. C. Jones      D. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

A. Bill Russell


400

What is the rarest blood type?

A. AB Negative     B. B Positive

C. O Negative    D. AB Positive

A. AB Negative

400

Gluten is found in which cereal grain?

A. Wheat     B. Oats

C. Maize     D. Barley

A. Wheat

500

In which decade did the Great Hunger strike Ireland?

A. 1940s    B. 1890s

C. 1840s    D. 1480s

C. 1840s

500

Puff the Magic Dragon lives in which place

A. Neverland    B. Asgard

C. Bristol    D. Hanalei

D. Hanalei

500

Who was Snow White's enemy?

A. The Evil Queen     B. Maleficent

C. Cruella De Vil     D. Scar


A. The Evil Queen

500

In which city are the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee located?

A. Lausanne, Switzerland     B. Geneva, Switzerland
C. Zurich, Switzerland     D. Basel, Switzerland

A. Lausanne, Switzerland

500

Which Apollo moon mission was the first to carry a lunar rover?

A. Apollo 11    B. Apollo 13

C. Apollo 15    D. Apollo 17

C. Apollo 15 

500

What type of pasta has a name meaning "little worms?"
A. Lasagna     B. Linguine
C. Vermicelli     D. Manicotti 

C. Vermicelli

600

By what nickname is Edward Teach better known?

A. Graybeard    B. Calico Jack

C. Blackbeard     D. Jack Sparrow

C. Blackbeard

600

The most played song on American radio during the 20th century was?
A. You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling
B. Just Once in My Life
C. Danger Zone
D. Soul and Inspiration 

A. You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling

600

In the Disney classic "Beauty and the Beast," what is the name of the villainous hunter who seeks to marry Belle?

A. Lumière     B. Cogsworth

C. Gaston    D. Chip

C. Gaston

600

Who is the all-time leading scorer in the history of the NBA?

A. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 38,387 points
B. Karl Malone – 36,928 points
C. LeBron James – 35,367 points
D. Kobe Bryant – 33,643 points

A. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 38,387 points

600

How many bones do sharks have in their bodies?

A. 0         B. 4

C. 219     D. 407

A. 0

600

Which was the first fast-food restaurant to open an outlet in China?
A. Taco Bell    B. Subway    C. KFC     D. Mc Donald's

C. KFC

700

Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

A. Mikhail Gorbachev      B. Nikita Khrushchev

C. Vladimir Lenin      D. Joseph Stalin 

B. Nikita Khrushchev

700

In 1975 Bohemian Rhapsody was number one for nine weeks. It was finally knocked off the top slot by a song with a name that appears in the lyrics of Bohemian Rhapsody. Name the song and the band that ended Queen’s number one success.
A. Landslide by Fleetwood Mac
B. Mamma Mia by Abba
C. Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins
D. Mama by My Chemical Romance

B. Mamma Mia by Abba

700

What Disney animated film features a character named Kuzco, who is transformed into a llama?

A. Home on the Range     B. Treasure Planet

C. Black Stallion     D. The Emperor's New Groove

D. The Emperor's New Groove

700

Who holds the record for the most home runs in a single MLB season?

A. Barry Bonds – 73 home runs (2001)
B. Mark McGwire – 70 home runs (1998)
C. Sammy Sosa – 66 home runs (1998)
D. Babe Ruth – 60 home runs (1927)

A. Barry Bonds – 73 home runs (2001)

700

At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit equal?

A. 40     B. 100

C. -100    D. -40

D. -40

700

Where was Chicken Tikka masala invented?
A. London, England     B. New Delhi, India
C. Glasgow, Scotland     D. Punjab, India

C. Glasgow, Scotland

800

Who famously duelled Alexander Hamilton on 11 July 1804, resulting in the founding father’s death?

A. Samuel Adams     B. Alexander Hamilton 

C. Aaron Burr     D. John Hancock

C. Aaron Burr

800

The Clawhammer is a playing style associated with an instrument, what is it?
A. Ukulele
B. Banjo
C. Mandolin
D. Fiddle 

B. Banjo

800

In Monsters, Inc. what do Mike and Sullivan collect in order to power the city?

A. Recycled paper     B. Children's screams

C.   Coal     D. Nuclear stuff

B. Children's screams

800

Who is the all-time leading scorer in the history of the UEFA Champions League?

A. Cristiano Ronaldo – 137 goals
B. Lionel Messi – 121 goals
C. Robert Lewandowski – 73 goals
D. Raúl González – 71 goals

A. Cristiano Ronaldo – 137 goals

800

What is the term for the study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and natural resources?

A. Geography    B. Microbiology

C. Geology    D. Anthropology

A. Geography

800

What is the salted roe of a sturgeon called?

A. Truffles     B. Saffron

C. Beluga      D. Caviar

D. Caviar

900

 What does the "Magna Carta” mean?

A. Royal Charter      B. Great Charter

C. Royal Map    D. Great Card

B. Great Charter

900

name the musical group that had the 1967 Top 10 single, “I Think We’re Alone Now”?
A. The Rascals
B. The Troggs
C. Tommy James and the Shondells
D. The Turtles 

C. Tommy James and the Shondells

900

What are the names of Cinderella’s stepsisters?

A. Anastasia and Drizella     B. Toulouse and Marie 

C. Anastasia and Dimitri     D. Anna And Elsa 

A. Anastasia and Drizella

900

Which NFL player holds the record for the most career touchdown receptions as of 2021?

A. Emmitt Smith    B. Jerry Rice

C. LaDainian Tomlinson      D. Randy Moss 

B. Jerry Rice

900

Tinnitus is a problem related to what body part?

A. Eye     B. Ear

C. Nose    D. Throat

B. Ear

900

Spanish cuisine features a dish named for a wide, shallow traditional pan used to cook the dish on an open fire. What is this dish?

A. Tapas     B. Paella

C. Malaga     D. Curry

B. Paella

1000

What was the first toy to be advertised on television?

A. Mr. Potato Head     B. GI Joe

C. Operation     D. Barbie

A. Mr. Potato Head

1000

The musical composition “Rhapsody in Blue was written by whom?
A. Leonard Bernstein
B. Cole Porter
C. Claude Debussy
D. George Gershwin

D. George Gershwin

1000

What were Mickey Mouse's first words ever spoken?

A. All you need is a little bit of magic.    
B. Good times are here to stay.
C. What is a Hot dog?    
D. Our dancin' shoes will keep us light on our feet. 

C. What is a Hot dog?

1000

Which NFL team won the first Super Bowl ever played?

A. Kansas City    B. Green Bay 

C. Oakland      D. New York

B. Green Bay 

1000

What is the phenomenon where an object submerged in a fluid experiences an upward buoyant force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced?

A. Bernoulli's principle     B. Archimedes' principle
C. Pascal's law      D. Newton's Laws

B. Archimedes' principle

1000

What is the term for the traditional Japanese method of grilling small skewers of meat or vegetables over charcoal?

A. Unagi      B. Yakitori

C. Onigiri     D.Omusubi

 B. Yakitori

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