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100
This film opens with a musical number on a traffic jam in Los Angeles. Name the movie.
La La lend
100
Reggaeton is a popular genre of music that originated in which region of the world?
Latin America
100
the age of a lion can be determined by its...
1 nose 2 paws 3 tail
1
100
This small but famously neutral country in Europe has four national languages, no coastline, and is known for its mountains, chocolate, and watches. It’s also home to the Red Cross.
Switzerland
100
This organ is only about 2% of your body weight but uses about 20% of your energy.
brain
100
What does "pocketing" mean in a romantic context?
one partner hiding the other from their friends, family, and social circles, keeping the relationship "pocketed" or secret
100
Look at the picture and name the series
Friends
200
In The Matrix, Neo is offered a red pill and a blue pill. What do these two pills symbolize?
truth/reality (red) and ignorance/illusion (blue)
200
This artist was known for hiding messages in her album booklets by using capital letters in her lyrics — a tradition she started in her early country music days.
Taylor Swift
200
This bird is known for using tools, solving puzzles, and even mimicking human speech.
Raven
200
This powerful city was buried under volcanic ash in 79 AD and rediscovered centuries later — preserving things like graffiti, bread, and even mosaics.
The volcano that destroyed it is still active today.
Pompei
200
This planet spins so fast that its day is just about 10 hours long — and it's the biggest one in our solar system
Jupiter
200
Take a look at the original sentences and make a conditional sentence that would make sense. "You are always lazy. You failed a test last week."
1. if you weren't so lazy, you would pass that test
2. if you hadn't been so lazy, you would pass that test
3. if you weren't so lazy, you would have passed that test
3
200
name the symbol you see
Ouroboros
300
A man in a suit spends ten years trying to return a piece of jewelry to a volcano.
The lord of the rings
300
This 2021 Italian rock band won Eurovision and became globally famous. Name the band.
Maneskin
300
Which flower, like a sunflower, always turns to the sun?
1 Lotus 2 Turkish carnation 3 Jasmine
1
300
In 1871, a group of artists and revolutionaries in Paris declared a republic inside a famous monument. It lasted less than 24 hours. What is the monument?
Eiffel Tower
300
This fruit floats in water because it’s 25% air — and it’s a symbol of fall and Thanksgiving in the U.S.
cranberry
300
If you mull something over,
1 you finish what you have been doing
2 you decide to quit something
3 you think about something for a period of time
3
300
How do we name this part of a column?
Capital
400
In 2020, this non-English language film became the first to win Best Picture at the Oscars. Name the film.
Parasite
400
According to myth, this instrument was invented by Hermes using a tortoise shell and later given to Apollo.
lyre
400
This marine animal can regenerate lost arms and even its heart.
starfish
400
This European country is known as the “Land of a Thousand Lakes.”
Finland
400
In 1928, in a London laboratory, a scientist returned from vacation to find that a strange mold had grown in one of his petri dishes — and the bacteria around it had mysteriously vanished.
This unexpected observation led to one of the most important medical discoveries of the 20th century.
Penicilin
400
This fried rice is made ___ chopped vegetables, prawns and chicken.
1. of 2. out of 3. from 4. with
4
400
This is a famous painting of a popular Italian artist. Name the painter
Caravaggio
500
This Japanese animated film by Hayao Miyazaki, released in 2001, won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and is considered one of the greatest animated films ever made.
Spirited Away
500
In 1985, a group of artists came together to record “We Are the World” to raise money for Africa. Who were the two main organizers of this charity single? Name at least one
Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie
500
This fruit was once so rare and expensive that European monarchs displayed it as a status symbol rather than eating it. In Spanish we call it "piña".
Pineapple
500
This is the only country in the world that borders both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans and has a land border with only one other country.
Chili
500
This snack was created accidentally when a chemist left out a pot of boiled starch. It’s now a staple in biology labs and jelly desserts.
gelatin
500
The English word “salary” comes from a Latin word related to what?
A) Salt
B) Bread
C) Gold
A) Salt
Roman soldiers were sometimes paid with salt — very valuable back then
500
This Flower is a symbol of an English-speaking country. Name the country
Wales