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Famous for pecking on tree trunks, this small black-and-white bird is also known as the "living hammer."

What is a woodpecker

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Located in South America, this capital city is closest to the equator.


What is Quito

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The seventh planet from the Sun, it is unique in our solar system for having a sideways axis of rotation.

What is Uranus?

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This country has won the most world cups.

What is Brazil?

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This is the specific 5-letter term used for a social group or family pack of monkeys.

What is a troop?

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Penguins and ostriches belong to this group of animals that cannot get off the ground.

What are flightless birds?

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This capital city of Switzerland is not its largest city, but it serves as the federal seat.


What is Bern?

400

In terms of surface temperature and color, stars that glow with this color are the hottest.

What is blue?


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This player is considered the best World Cup player of all time, winning 3 World Cups. 

Who is Pele? 

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Monkeys, apes, lemurs, and humans all belong to this same broad order of mammals.

What are primates?

600

This chicken-sized, flightless bird with hair-like feathers is the national emblem and nickname for people from New Zealand.

What is a kiwi?

600

This European capital city is divided by the Danube River. 


What is Budapest?

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This unit of measurement equals roughly 93 million miles—the average distance from Earth to the Sun—and is used to scale distances in our solar system.

What is an Astronomical Unit

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This country won the first World Cup in 1930 but has not won it for the past 76 years. 

What is Uruguay? 

600

This continent is home to the most monkeys with prehensile (gripping) tails.

What is South America?

800

Named Frightful, one of these swift birds of prey once clocked a diving speed of 242 mph.

What is a peregrine falcon?

800

Located at the southwestern tip of the North Island, this is the southernmost national capital in the world.

What is Wellington?

800

This term describes a star or constellation that never sets below the horizon and is visible all night, all year long.

What is circumpolar?

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This country has appeared in 3 World Cup finals without winning any. 

What is The Netherlands?

800

Weighing about as much as an apple or orange, this tiny South American primate is the smallest monkey in the world.

What is the pygmy marmoset?

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This bird with the longest wingspan of any living species can glide for hours over the ocean without flapping its wings.

What is an albatross?

1000

It is not just a national capital; it is also one of Morocco's four historic imperial cities.


What is Rabat?

1000

This NASA space probe was sent on a dedicated mission to explore Saturn and its ring system.

What is Cassini?

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This iconic 40-year old player had not scored the knockout stage World Cup goal until his last World Cup in 2026. 

Who is Cristiano Ronaldo?

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Unlike many tree-dwelling species, these common African monkeys spend a large majority of their time traveling on the ground.

What are baboons?

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