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100

Which country is home to the world's largest population of wild tigers?

India

100

A red telephone booth. Double-decker buses. Big Ben.


London

100

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Neptune. Which one doesn't belong based on the type of planet?

Neptune - the only ice giant

100

This company originally sold its signature drink under the name "Brad's Drink" before rebranding in 1898.

Pepsi

100

Which famous shipwreck was discovered in 1985, more than 70 years after it sank?

Titanic

200

This country is home to the world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall, which drops nearly one kilometre.


Venezuela

200

A black turtleneck. A bitten apple. A company called NeXT.

Steve Jobs

200

Shrek, Finding Nemo, Toy Story, Monsters, Inc. Which movie wasn't made by Pixar?

Shrek -DreamWorks

200

This American fashion brand began in 1941 as a small workshop making leather goods before becoming a globally recognized name in handbags.

Coach

200

Which invention, patented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, grew partly out of his work involving hearing and speech?

Telephone

300

Approximately a quarter of this European country's land lies below sea level.


Netherlands

300

A yellow brick road. Ruby slippers. A tornado in Kansas.

The Wizard of Oz

300

Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Ethiopia. Which country doesn't border the Mediterranean Sea?

Ethiopia

300

This company owns KitKat, Nespresso, and Purina.

Nestlé

300

Which company introduced the first commercially successful instant camera in 1948?

Polaroid

400

Which country has more time zones than any other when its overseas territories are included?



France

400

A red envelope. A failed Blockbuster deal. "Are you still watching?"





Netflix

400

Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, Disney+. Which one originally launched as a video-sharing website?

YouTube

400

This company owns both Lamborghini and Bentley, despite being better known for making everyday cars.

Volkswagen Group

400

Which country became the first to send a human into space in 1961?

Soviet Union

500

Which country is home to the world's deepest lake, containing roughly 20% of Earth's unfrozen surface freshwater?

Russia

500

A Nobel Prize. A scientist's brain preserved after death. A Swiss patent office.



Albert Einstein

500

Japan, Australia, India, South Africa. Which country has never hosted the Summer Olympic Games?

India

500

This company was originally named Cadabra before its founder changed the name in 1994.

Amazon

500

Which ancient civilization developed sophisticated calendars and calculated the length of the solar year with remarkable accuracy?

Maya civilization

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