History
History:
This year was prominent in history for marking the end of WWII
1945
General:
This year was notable for the release of the Iphone
2007
Science:
This acronym was created by Isaac newton as a tool to remember the colors of the rainbow
ROYGBIV
International:
This "unsinkable" British passenger liner famously struck an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage in 1912.
The titanic
Trivia:
Sharks are notabnle for having this many bones
Zero
(They have a skeleton made from cartilage)
History:
In the 5th century BCE, the city-state of Athens developed an early form of direct rule by citizens in this Mediterranean country, widely regarded as the birthplace of democracy.
Greece
General:
In a website browser address bar, the “www” at the begining stand for what?
World Wide Web
Biology:
Barring any wisdom teeth extractions or other missing teeth, a standard full set of adult human teeth totals this number
32
International:
With a metropolitan population exceeding 37 million this Japanese capital is the center of the worlds most populous urban region.
Tokyo
Trivia:
This land animal is notable for being extremely dangerous due to its territorial nature. On average this animal kills around 500 people every year. This animal is also remarkable for aging the strongest bite.
Hippopotamous
History:
This person was credited with being the 3rd president of the united states while also championing D/C (direct current) electricity
Thomas Jefferson
General:
Since Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006, this heavily cratered world is now the solar system's smallest planet.
Mercury
Science:
How do you determine the age of a tree?
Count its growth rings
International:
Long before European confectioners transformed it into a sweet delicacy, the cacao bean was cultivated by ancient Mesoamerican civilizations in this present-day nation.
Mexico
Trivia:
Bordered by three oceans, this country boasts the longest coastline of any nation in the world, stretching over 200,000 kilometers.
Canada
History:
This city hosted the first Olympic Games (776 BC)
Answer:
Olympia
General:
Marsupials like kangaroos and koalas are most famous for carrying and raising their young in this physical feature.
A pouch
Science:
Hematology is the study of what?
Blood
International:
This quartet is credited with being the top selling music group of all time, with record sales estimated in the hundreds of millions.
the Beatles
Trivia:
Though rarely fatal through direct contact, this animal is responsible for more human deaths annually than any other animal due to its role as a vector for pathogens such as Plasmodium.
Mosquito
History:
Queen of Egypt known for her romantic and political alliance with Julius Caesar?
Cleopatra
General:
Known as the "King of Fruits" in Southeast Asia, this spiky tropical delicacy is banned on public transit in Singapore and Malaysia due to its incredibly pungent odor.
Durian Fruit
Science:
In 1958, this federal agency was established, with its acronym NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
International:
Depicted in prehistoric cave paintings and practiced in some form for thousands of years, this activity is often cited as humanity’s oldest sport
Wrestling
Trivia:
Mount Everest’s southern climbing route lies in this country, whose name is closely associated with the Sherpa people, an ethnic group originating in its Himalayan region
Nepal